Imperishable Inheritance

I really should be studying for the test I have in twenty minutes to which I have studied none for, but writing seems far more interesting. I scheduled for my last quarter at WSU today! It's amazing to think that I am about to be free of studying uninteresting topics, advisory boards, and vending machine food! I have really become extremely apathetic to everything college-related recently. I would much rather be studying theology than worrying about which systems development life cycle I'm doing my project on. I am leaving business academia never to return. The only graduate degree I will get will be in philosophy or theology, and who knows when that will come about.

I've already outlined a tentative five year plan, but just to elaborate. I do plan on moving in Mr. Matthew Martin barring any obstruction. I have learned so much from him, and I'm sure that experience would magnify that. Plus, we're both at the same stages of our life: graduating and figuring out where our ministry is going. I hope that getting a full-time job will not suck me into the hole of nominality and following after worldly pursuits. Yuck. About Schmidt scared me away from all that.

I do want to keep my eyes on my ministry before everything else. I'm ready to take my ministry to a new level. Hopefully I will have more time to concentrate both on mobilization and working towards going overseas. I've been meeting more and more people with a desire to reach the unreached in the Middle East. That still needs much planning and thought.

Discipleship has proved to be my favorite new thing. It is such a joy! I'm working individually with Andy Miller and Robbie Meyers both freshman, and I'm starting a small discipleship group. I didn't think I was ready to pass on what I've learned, but I've seen that believing that is to believe a lie. I am learning so much from these guys, and Matt told me that is what would happen.

Just when I had accepted singleness and starting to accept the fact that I may be single forever, things start to change. That's all the info you're getting.

On a theological note, I don't believe Romans 11:26 refers to the saving of "spiritual" Israel as does Romans 9:6. I'm leaning towards it being the remnant, but I'm not sure on that yet. Also the NPP is getting me thinking, and I'm thinking that we the Mosaic Law has no bearing on those in the New Covenant (Luk 22:20). Ok, boring paragraph over.

Well, I have to go and take a test that I will surely fail, but I've accepted that. Oh, and note to self: clean the house. Passage to dwell on today:

Therefore the Law has become our tutor to lead us to Christ, so that we may be justified by faith. But now that faith has come, we are no longer under a tutor. For you are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus.
Galatians 3:24-26

Post Test Edit: I really should've studied for that test.