Thankful Enough?

Hey Everyone!
      Gosh it's almost been a full blown couple of months!! Sorry for the delay, things have been busy and it's been a little difficult trying to come up with a new topic to write on. But don't worry! I just might have a new series coming up soon ;) I might wait till the new year to post it though, so in the meantime don't worry I got a couple other posts in the making. Just got to put the finishing touches on them.
I was talking to a friend a couple weeks ago, and I was telling him about struggling with Blogging and keeping the content coming. I had said, "The problem I have isn't coming up with topics, the problem is often times I'll have something that I suddenly realize. A lesson from God to apply in my own life, but the problem I have is trying to retell that lesson so that it applies to everyone and not just myself."
So if it takes a little while just know that the content is coming, I'm just trying to make the lesson legible and understandable to other people ;) haha

Now, considering the time of year that it is and with Thanksgiving just a few days away I thought it would be appropriate to do a post on being Thankful.

~

 In the Old Testament there isn't a better example of a less thankful people than the Israelites when they were first brought out of Egypt.

Forgiveness (part 2)

Hey Everyone!
     Well, it's finally officially here! Most of all of you are finally done with Finals and all the testing! Time to enjoy the summer!! Time for the endless amounts of Grad parties and ceremonies and cleaning to prep for all that, and then the cleaning afterwords... yeah I guess you guys still have another month or so before you truly get your break ;) lol. But Congrats to all you guys that made it!!

Now, on to business.
Last week was the first post I did on Forgiveness, specifically dealing with why we need to continually ask forgiveness. I want to just quickly apologize for any confusion about that, I did not mean to indicate that Christ's sacrifice was not sufficient once and for all. By no means whatsoever!!! I was simply saying that as Christians when we realize we have sinned there should be a conviction from the holy spirit, and then going to God in repentance and turning away from that sin.