This tale may not be such a crazy one I must admit. You will no doubt be laughing at me for lack of understanding for this program. I just wanted to give it a go this morning to see if I need Leah's help or not. So far so good Leah.
Well, since Im here I should just as well tell you about last night, that would be friday night if you can't figure it out yourself. (Make a comment about my spelling) Last night we had a youth service here in Thompson at TPA and it was awesome (did i get it right that time Leah?). We had a lot of fun, the worship sounded good from where I was, and Pastor Rob from Nelson House (a reserve not so far from here) brought like 20 youth with him and the word of God. It was great. We brought no agenda, just willingness to follow the movement of the spirit. My team did an excellent job, I am luckey to have friends who are so much more tallented then me. After the message that Pastor Rob brought we were challenged, those of us willing to be leaders for Christ and make the sacrifice's that came with that were invitted to the altar (everyone came). We prayed for like 45 minutes and the spirit made itself known. Then by some reason I know not Bobby and I picked up our guitars. He looked for a song that God put on his mind and I started to lead another one, Surrender. The band came up as looked at each of them from behind my mic, and they joined, I stoped durring the course and the band continued to play as I put out a challenge to the youth to actually mean what they were saying. I told them before God will give you it all you must bewilling to give it all up (where that came form I do not know, well I do...God is great). We continued to play for a bit and then Bobby took over with his crazy song that was so messy I couldn't even read the chords. So I tried to play by ear, whooie, that was interesting. After that we went down stairs, ate a lil, and hung out. I made some killer tang, apparently I use to much sugar, nonsense I think.
Glory, Praise, and Honor to God.
Where you might find me...
My Perspective of the Reflection
- TraV
- Thompson, Manitoba, Canada
- I am 18 years old, a Newfie, and I live to serve God and share Jesus. I like long walks on the beach, and red roses.... oh wait, wrong site! :)
6 comments:
yeah you spelled it right that time. but you did spell divine wrong. lol. so did you figure out the piano setting? everything looks good on your blog. you can change your password if you want now. I changed the template which is the background for the blog. i fyou want to change it again go to Settings-Template-Pick New. and then pick one and then republish the blog. I was going to put a pink one on there but then I decided to be nice. I'm glad your service went awesome. Zack told me all aobut what was going on in Nelson House and everything. he's a cool kid.I'll talk to you later
So you have entered into the wonderful world of blogging! I was really confused by one sentence:
What does 'hug out' mean?? You all sat downstairs and hugged each other... I mean its normal for Girls.. but for the whole youth.. is that Kosher?? Sitting and hugging... interesting.. and drinking tang. Hmm.. hugging and tang... WERE YOU WEARING WHITE SUITS THAT ALL MATCHED!?!?! hmmm... interesting!
aka.. ashmonia is ashley... you know the freakishly tall friend of Leah!! Whom.. you have known for 6 months.. well known of.
Trav,
I'm glad your blogging, it is a good way to get things out there. I hope all is well in Thompson, I wish we could have hung out more---oh well, Next time!! Anyhow this summer you will have to come visit me and go fishing, we have a river across the street and a lake in the backyard. It is grand. Well Talk to you later! Jennie
Fixed it, I put an N there for ya Ashley!!!
thank you! :)
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