i've done my share of procrastinating.
it's time for a studying montage in which
it only appears that i'm working vigorously
while obtaining the absolute zero of intellect.
on a side note: water actually has a taste...
you just have to work out intensely for it.
on another side note: i told peter guei a riddle
a couple of days ago, which should be told on his
wedding day. it's a punny play on words-
what is the greatest gift you can give someone, if
you have nothing to offer and that person has no one
else to share it with? i'll let you think about that...
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summary of some things that i have learned so far:
-act on your faith; use the gift of faith that God
has given to you to share with others the good news.
-Jesus loves us more than we can imagine; before our
creation, He knew that He would die on the cross for us.
-suffering; it is inevitable, but should we curse God?
no, it is the opposite- we should praise God, because
in that suffering, we are being transformed and are
given a better understanding of what Christ has suffered.
-loving your neighbors is not mere acts of kindness, but
rather it is sharing Jesus with them, so that they can
also have the salvation that we have in Christ alone.
-God does not discriminate against anyone; in fact, He
calls out to even those considered to be the worst sinners.
-repentance is not simply sadness, but it is godly sorrow,
meaning that those who repent will turn away from sin.
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hi confidence.
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answer to the riddle: your presence.
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