I will hold nothing back

Worship is not just the songs I sing; it is my lifestyle. It will be passionate. It will be driven. It will demand an explanation. I will be open; I will be vulnerable. I will stay broken and humble at the feet of Jesus. I will live with such intensity that I must continually seek God's presence so I don't burn out. I will seek God first in everything. I will be filled so I can pour myself out over and over. I will desire nothing but to sit at the feet of Jesus and cry, "Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty, who was and is and is to come." I will live for the glory of my Savior.

12.09.2008

Socialism no more

As of yesterday, I am done with my Sociology--ahem, Socialism--class. Well, actually I have one last discussion I have to finish up, but as far as all of the bookwork goes, I AM DONE!! Yippee!!! It has been a good experience, though. I get tired of the whole "spread the wealth" and feminist propaganda that they preach (among other things), but it has given me a good idea of what college courses are like. It has also been good, and interesting, to see where the other kids in the class are coming from, and what sort of views the schools are pounding into their heads. I must say, after this class, it is more evident than ever to me that the public schools are messed up. They are so socialist, so against God, so politically correct it makes me sick. Still, at least now I know what to expect.

On a lighter note, ever since I finished my term paper and submitted it, I have been going around singing the song:

I am free, I am free, I am free to be a servant of the Lord
(repeat)
He taught me how to praise Him
H taught me how to sing this song
He taught me how to love
And I am free to be a servant of the Lord.

Mom and Dad both laughed when I told them this (for those of you who are scratching your heads, this is the song we sing after a baptism at church).

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