Thursday, O' Thursday

For some reason, I think Thursdays always go by slow for me. Wednesday is awesome because we have Crossfire to look forward to, and Friday is awesome because the weekend is the next day. Thursday is just stuck there in the middle just chillin! I guess there is something good about Thursday, we have the Campus Ministry meeting today. Just for a little side note of advertisement, If you are in the Baton Rouge area, you need to come and check out what God is doing at Crossfire Youth Ministries. We had an unbelievable service last night! The spirit of God is so heavy at times that you just feel wrapped in his presence, and their is nothing better than to be wrapped up in the presence of God! The music was awesome, the preaching was awesome, and the altar call was awesome! Come check it out, we'd love to see you!

Going back to Campus Ministry, I just want to be real for a minute. I know that the lord has done many wonderful things for me in my life, but actually stopping someone to talk to them about Jesus just absolutely scares me! I guess I shouldn't feel that way, but if I'm being real, that is how I feel. I just pray that the Lord would give me the strength and the boldness to be able to do it. I don't think it's telling people about Jesus that scares me, I think it's more just stopping a stranger out of the blue. I guess I just need to make sure that I have the guidance of the Holy Spirit whenever I go out, so God lets me know the right people to stop. I would challenge any readers, that if you are saved, to pray that the lord give you the courage and boldness to be able to tell a stranger what God has done for you.

On a different note...I will usually try to stay out of the politics avenue, but someone sent this video to me and I just have to share it.

://edition.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/08/08/gingrich/indexhtml#cnnSTCVideo

This is Newt Gingrich that is speaking in the video. He used to be the speaker of the House in Washington. He has a lot of very interesting things to say here in this video. Check it out if you get the time. It has a lot to do with the Muslim problem that Americans are facing at the moment.

Well, thanks for stopping by, and here is a pretty good quote from the English Economist and Novelist, Harriet Martineau (1802-1876).

"You better live your best and act your best and think your best today, for today is the sure preparation for tomorrow and all the other tomorrows that follow."