This is going to be a bit random...I have some serious and not serious thoughts going through my head.
First the not so serious...
We finally got a significant amount of snow!! As in, it stayed on the ground. :) My roommate would definitely not agree with me on the excitement factor this should produce.
Here are some pictures from last Thursday.
The Plaza from the roof of Houghton
A great thinking spot when it's nice, but not so great when it's snowing...
Coming back from Walgreen's with Krystle. Notice how white her coat is? We literally had only walked a block and a half. :) Isn't it beautiful!?
Unfortunately it warmed up yesterday, melting a lot of the snow.
For the more serious thoughts. (only serious in the sense that they're causing me some processing time)
For my class we have to read the book "Radical" by David Platt, and although I'm only two chapters in I am really enjoying it, and better yet, it's causing me to think.
The thought-provoker today?
"God's Word is enough for millions of believers who gather in house churches just like this one [he talks about a house church in Asia he had visited] His Word is enough for millions of other believers who huddle in African jungles, South American rain forest, and Middle Eastern cities.
But is his Word enough for us?" (26, Platt)
I've been challenged the past couple weeks about my awe of God's Word, or rather, my lack thereof. This book, as well as another class, have been specifically challenging in this and I don't want to ignore what the Holy Spirit is trying to teach me through all this.
So, that is my goal/challenge for this semester. To build up my passion for God's Word and for studying it.