few things on my mind:

I can't find my Gameboy Advance power cord. Which means I'm unable to play it because it's dead and the cord is nowhere to be found. It sucks just looking at Super Mario World sitting in there, and wanting to use Yoshi to eat a blue shell and fly. Bummer.


Today was wild. I don't know what it is, but since I'm free from school for a few weeks, time has no context for me. I literally clock in for work, work a lot, then it's already lunch time and it hasn't seemed that long. Then the day is done. Bam, just like that. So much work to be done, lots of learning, lots of cuts on my fingers, it's good to work hard - I feel satisfied.

Also, I'm glad that for the most part, I throw in my iPod at work, and just go to town on sermons. I'll play music occasionally, but my heart is longing to be plumed deeply into the Word. I'm learning so much and God is showing me a lot. It's wrecking my heart how callous I've become- how it's easy to become unmotivated for the gospel in areas of my life I wouldn't really pay attention to.

Which brings me to something pretty exciting for me. I've been learning a lot and growing in my relationship with the Lord over this past year. A lot of that is due to having regular accountability with Jesse, Rob and continually now with Tadd. Mac has asked me to speak at Faithwalkers in a seminar on the topic of Accountability, what it means to me and how that might work out for a single guy. I'm really honored to even be considered for this, but I'm completely thrilled at the idea of getting what God has shown me and my thoughts across to other men in the movement and stirring them up! Showing them the biblical pattern and importance of modeling one's life after Christ's ministry, and that a large portion of it starts with accountability.

So I'll be preparing that talk, and praying, and rehearsing, and looking for that darn cord so I can play my Gameboy for once...I'm really blessed. Today was a good day, unlike the rest of this week. It's nice to just chill out now. Soli Deo Gloria