Monday, June 15, 2009
Hello again!
The honeymoon was great! We went to Victoria, British Columbia. The weather was perfect, we ate delicious food, and hit local attractions and oddities.
We are getting ready to leave for Thailand in a few weeks and then China (officially!) in August.
In honor of all the changes happening in our lives, Nate and I have started a new blog together.
Visit us at http://twopieceband.blogspot.com
I haven't decided if I will keep posting on this blog or not. I will let you know.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Two weeks from today...
I have been keeping busy lately with tons of wedding details. It's coming together now and I can finally see what it will look like. I'm so excited!
I'm also really excited to see family and friends that I have not seen for awhile.
Continue to pray for us as things will probably pick up the pace.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Snapshots
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Big Stuff
Graduation-10 days
Wedding-38 days
Thailand Trip-8.5 weeks
A bit of exciting news! Nate and I have found jobs teaching overseas in Asia! Living overseas is never something we thought we'd be able to do for awhile, let alone right out of college. However, God is so amazingly good and has opened up a wonderful opportunity for us! Things are still not completely official, but it looks like we will go unless something crazy happens. If you would like to know more, please contact me personally. It's not top-secret or anything, I'm just trying to be careful with something that feels a delicate right now. And to think I worried so much!
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Thoughts on the Sermon on the Mount
How do we respond to the Sermon on the Mount? The Sermon on the Mount is
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the first step on the way of discipleship, and it is of decisive importance to
me that our church consider this deeply. If we grasp the Sermon on the
Mount and believe it, then nothing can frighten us - neither our own
self-recognition, nor financial threats, nor our personal weakness.
The
dedication demanded in the Sermon on the Mount is not a new law or moral
teaching. Instead it is forgiveness. Its vital element is the light
and warmth of the Holy Spirit. Here is Christ: the essence of salt, and
the strength of the tree that bears good fruit. The Sermon on the Mount
shows us the character of a community, which shines like a light for the whole
world.
The Sermon on the Mount is not a high-tension moralism, but we must
grasp it as the revelation of God's real power in human life. If we take
our surrender to God seriously and allow him to enter our lives as light, as the
only energy which makes new life possible, then we will be able to live the new
life.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
New Link
Sorry I'm boring. I'm not keeping up with blogging. Oh well. Such is life.
Anyway....
I'm going to Thailand this summer and our team is starting to blog. I've posted the link down at the bottom.
If you want to check us out go to http://thethailandexpress.blogspot.com