Where I'm At: Krista
Psst.
It’s been a while since I’ve written this part of the blog. So much has
happened since then.
I
am now on my first semester of graduate school. Yes, I finally applied and am
taking my Master’s in Education. I’m excited to work in Educational Research,
and a huge bulk of our classes is a lot of reading and a lot of writing. Being
somewhat of a bookworm, I was certain it would be somewhat of an easy feat.
Then, other things got added to the equation, like 200 pages a day type
readings, presentations (eek! I am no public speaker) and group papers. And
yes, I admit, I started feeling overwhelmed.
At
church, we have been going through the Attributes of God for awhile, and it
made me realize that He holds everything in His sovereign hands. Because God is ever present, He is forever by
my side.
“Where
can I go from Your Spirit? Where can I flee from Your presence? If I go up to
the heavens, You are there; if I make my bed in the depths, You are there. If I
rise on the wings of the dawn, if I settle on the far side of the sea, even
there Your hand will guide me, Your right hand will hold me fast.” Psalms 139:
7-10
It
is such a great picture of the godhead: He sees everything, holds everything
and guide us because He loves us. Because He knows everything, I can go to Him
for all my concerns and questions. I can trust completely in His understanding
and let Him direct my path (Proverbs 3:5).
Like
my fellow Bloom!ers, the challenge
is to choose joy in all things. Because we have our Hope in Him and it is
secure (Hebrews 6:19).
In
addition to school, I am going through a Philippians Bible study with some
women in our church, and while this is my second time going through the book,
it is still very rich and profitable for daily life. I am still quilting and
doing some crafts on the side. I have recently found a love for creative snail
mail that I can send to friends for Biblical encouragement. Also, I am
currently mentoring a sister in Christ as we go through the discipline of a
Christ-centered devotional life. It is amazing and we are learning so much
about Christ and His work in each of us. Lastly, God has opened a door towards
something I have been praying for quite a while. I am still pretty mum about
it, but excited to see what God has in store and the many humbling lessons that
come with this new step and season.
Dei
Gratia,
Krista
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