Louisville and Oasis

I know it's been awhile since I've posted not that I think anyone really cares but here's what I've been up to the last few weeks.

The Sunday prior to Labor Day I went down to Louisville to visit Sojourn since I hadn't been in 9 months and I'm really glad I went. The sermon was something I needed to hear and it reminded me why I wanted to go there so badly in the first place. Afterwords I got invited out to dinner with a few people from Sojourn and really enjoyed it, it made the idea of living down there for 5 or 6 years for seminary seem like a better idea then it had recently so it was definitely worth the trip.

Then on Labor Day Chris came over and we grilled and watched the movie "Smart People" which was well worth the time it took to watch it. Then we found out my Grandma fell and broke her hip so that pretty much dominated the rest of last week. (she's still not home so please pray for her.)

Today: I FOUND VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE FOR OASIS' NEW SINGLES "THE SHOCK OF THE LIGHTING" AND "FALLING DOWN"!!!!!! (yeah, I'm a little bit happy about that.) :) Only 28 more days until the full album comes out. :)

I think that pretty well catches everything up, ciao.

Seminary

I think I've finally come up with a plan for life after Ball State. Lord willing I'll attend the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY and study for my Master of Arts degree in Intercultural Leadership. There are a few catches to this scenario. First, I have to be approved by the SBC's North American Mission Board. Second, I'd have to plant an SBC church. As most of you know I'm not crazy about being a part of a denomination particularly one with name Baptist in it but in the end there are a lot more things I like about the situation there then I dislike so I decided to just bite the bullet and do it. A big draw for me is the fact that if I'm a member of an SBC church I get my tuition half off and the church I'd plan on attending in Louisville, Sojourn Community Church, is part of the SBC so I'd get the discount.

Right now I'm just praying that this is the last change of plans I have to make for awhile, not that changing things every two weeks hasn't been exciting but there is something to be said for having things settled. :)