Dying to live
Check it out, I finally figured out the comments thing. I'm such a moron sometimes. Haha. Thanks for your prayers, kids. My day off last week was refreshing, but what really got my perspective right was going to the camper altar call on Wednesday night and getting to see the fruit of our labor. Seeing lives change is far more rich than any reward I could receive and far more important than my little difficulties. God's been helping the relationships too. He's so amazing. This week He's been helping me learn to focus. Nyah, I need to remember to take care of myself though. I got dehydrated today and was out of commission for a good couple of hours. I can't serve Him when I'm sick and sleeping. ::makes googly eyes:: My entry isn't going to be terribly long this week. I still don't feel top quality and I need to go to bed. I give my testimony on Wednesday morning. I need to work on that tomorrow. Some of the girls were here last week, and there are different things that God's working on in me this week, so I don't want to just repeat what I said. I guess it's more of a discussion than a testimony. I talk about myself for like two seconds, but my goal is to challenge the girls, not to drone on about me. Last week, what stuck out about the time I had with them was the discussion after I spoke, not me speaking, and that's how I want it to be. I want to be a vessel that God can work through. That's one of the hard parts of being a performer. Sometimes I get so caught up in the performance aspect that I forget that I'm not really the one living. You know the song Tourniquet by Evanescence? Christ is my suicide. I've died to myself and He has taken over. Well, that's the goal anyway. I take over pretty frequently and life ain't too hot when I do. ::shivers:: Mmm, well kiddos, I gotta run to Lullaby Bay. Know that you have my love and remember that I'm praying for you.
James 1:19-20
"My dear brothers, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry, for man's anger does not bring about the righteous life that God desires."