Bye-bye Math 108, intermediate alegebra, I just now officially dropped out. I love math and I seemingly have a knack for it since I didn't do any homework and am still passing. It's just so wrong, to realize my calling from God, and to just float through this class. That's how I got myself through highschool 14 years ago. That was my old nature, my new nature is to make my calling and election sure. One of the ways is by actually doing my homework, practicing it and mastering it the best I can, as an act of worship for God.
I took much on myself this semester, and this past week my relationship with God has suffered. I had several external confirmations from family and friends that dropping the class would not be so bad. So I finally got through my knucklehead self, and accepted dropping this class, and a huge weight has been off my shoulders now. I've been praising God and have more time to spend in worship and renew myself.
My teacher will be surprised to find out, but I will write her a letter tonight explaining myself to her. I may go to the school on Monday night and hand it to her. We deleloped a really good relationship, Sonia is such an awesome teacher and Christian. I look forward to retaking the class again with her, and the other classes she teaches (Advanced Alegebra, Statistics and Finite Math).
I look forward to taking Geometry this summer, that should be really hard since it is accelerated. So I'm definatelly only taking one class for sure for summer. The fall semester I may only retake Math 108, just seems like there is not enough time in the day anymore to be able to take two classes at one time. I pray to God for streamlining my time more.
My Public speech class is very helpful. This class was a step of faith for me, and I am seeing the fruit for taking this class. Communication is such a key quality to have and know and understand. The great commision is to take the gospel into the world, clearly and powerfully, and not chicken pecking or scatter-brained. And what is the gospel except for the greatest news of all time. If I don't know how to communicate to people, who will listen or care? I want to be persuasive and exciting in my testimony and to make God look good to the non-God knowers. May God bless the knowledge and practice I get from this Public Speech coarse and use it for His kingdom advancement. To Him be honor and glory forever. Amen.
Mar 8, 2008
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