SO, I started this post on Monday, and then Monday went by like nobodies business. Tuesday was spent in travel and such, so here I am on wednesday writing from something that happened Sunday… this is a problem! Let’s go…
I’m excited for this one… I have a feeling that this is going to be an exciting conversation… who knows, maybe not. As usual, let’s pick up the monday/tuesday conversation. Head over here, and check out the podcast if you weren’t able to make it Sunday night.
Questions:
Wouldn’t it be better for us not to have a plan at all?
The simple answer to this question is yes! The more complicated answer is Yes… it is just extremely difficult to not have a plan. I have met few people who don’t have some sort of plan for how life should, or will turn out. The best answer is to live a life that is completely surrendered to God. Start today. Make small changes in your life that allow you to live completely surrendered to God. Let’s ask a question here: What things have you done/changed in your life which allows you to live a more surrendered life?
What’s with the V-neck?
Okay, so this is an easy one… First off, you’ll be wearing one before summer is peaced out of here… So just you rest easy my young friend. But… at the same time, the Vneck has been a work in progress. I remember the first time I donned the Vneck. I felt like I was doing something wrong. Now it just feels right… (okay, so if you and I are just becoming friends, I need to help you out… there was some serious sarcasm going on in that last sentence…)
Okay, here’s another reason for the Vneck… This is incredible! Why didn’t I think of this one???
Don’t worry friends, this isn’t the last of the Vneck. You’ll see more of that around these parts…
~Peter
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There have been several changes that I have done in hopes to live a more surrendered life, ie asking God to direct my path for today, looking for opportunities to serve, reading God’s word, attempting to talk to others who have more life experience, prayer, journaling, writing poetry, drawing, asking for forgiveness, forgiving others, etc. Still for me it has been very difficult to have a plan. It seems that the plans I have attempted, God ends up changing anyway. I just want to do what He wants.
I guess for the majority of people we should have a plan “a”.