We take all the good around us and turn it to hell.
At first the song, "City of Orphans" by The Classic Crime, struck me as a rather depressing and confusing song. The more I listened to it however I realized that some of the lyrics struck home. The ones I've posted here struck me today as I've been discussing numerous activities people do these days with various people. We take too many good things, like relationships, families, the beautiful environment God has provided for us, etc. and ruin it with what is deep rooted in our nature...sin. We all do it, no one can deny that. It was just interesting to talk with so many people this weekend randomly about it.
I have to confess that I've also realized I've been slacking off. I was once told that writing was a gift God had given to me. There's always been a lot of talk around about using your gifts and reaching out to others...and to be honest I really haven't wrote in months. Sure I've written a few blog posts here or there, but nothing sincere in respects to God and the love he's provided me. Life's busy, but I'm planning to fit that in somewhere so that I don't forget about this precious gift I've been given. I encourage others to look at themselves and the gifts God has given them and remember they're there for everyone's benefit.
Life in St. John's is going well. I've dedicated some time to serving with Youth at the chapel and am thrilled to be part of it. Bible study has started up and I'm more than excited for studying the book of Joshua. Some of the young ladies and I have begun a small group during the week and I'm part of a mentoring program at the church. So as you can see...that just being church activities...my schedule does get a bit clogged up. Thankfully I'm not relying on my own strength though and know that He will provide what I need, when I need it.
God bless.
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