I’m back in Lynchburg for another semester. It took me 9 hours to get down from Long Island last Saturday. It’s good to be back, but it’s going to be different this semester. 6 more students are gone, so we’re down to 39 out of the original 52 students. I need to make some new… Read More »
Two years ago, I attended New Attitude 2004, a conference for singles of all ages. That year, the topic happened to be relationships. Since then, I have shared those messages with many friends and have seen the fruit of the messages in my own life and in the lives of others. I decided to create… Read More »
I’m really glad that I saw all you Groverz again. You guyz rock! Some times I get discouraged when I see people wasting their lives- pursuing pleasure, sex, or money… but then I think about many of you, and am greatly encouraged. Imagine us 10 years from now and how God will use us for… Read More »
I’ve survived my first semester of law school. I’m done with finals. I had five, 3-hour finals! It was really hard to be motivated to study for the next subject, after being brain-fried from the previous test. But Praise God, they are now over.
… that law school changes a person. Students come in as idealists but leave as skeptics and legal realists. Once one learns about the system, one sees law as simply a tool for prediction and manipulation in the struggle for power. I hope and pray that law school won’t impact me negatively; but that I… Read More »
For Thanksgiving, Dr. Schultz and his family had me over for dinner. I am still full. =) During football at his house, I almost lost my two front teeth. They are upright but they wiggle a little bit if pressure is applied to them. Please pray that they will not fall out. Haha…what a reminder… Read More »
Well anyway, I made a list of some of my favorite hymns: (there are just too many) – Crown Him with Many Crowns – Fairest Lord Jesus – All Hail the Power – On Christ the Solid Rock – Great is Thy Faithfulness – How Great Thou Art – Come Thou Fount – When I… Read More »
I enjoy being hospitable. I love it when some of my law school buddies sit around my house just to chat. At Grove City College, the local churches served as my family when my parents were far away. They fed me, encouraged me, and brought my mind back to the real world. My parents tell… Read More »
I often lose my patience when professors assign the silliest assignments from the casebook. How can a two credit class have more reading than the average three credit class? They make it more painful than they have to. I can learn just as much by reading half as much. Is it proper to feel frustruated… Read More »
On Monday, our Torts mid-term grades were posted. It was a nice day for class, since people were very quiet from shock. (This in contrast to their normal routine of AOL instant messenger, facebook, and the surfing of clothing websites.) However, today, people seem to be back to their normal habbits. In Property Class on… Read More »