A Spiritual Journey

A spiritual journey—man, such an amazing thing to go through.

I haven't blogged in a while simply because I have lost my touch, much like I lose my touch for searching for Jesus.  But the other day, I found a book that I got for Christmas LAST year and barely touched.  The One Year Daily Grind by Sarah Arthur.  I'm not even to January 19 and I can tell this book is going to change my life.  I've decided to read from January 1 (where Arthur started the book) and catch up.  It's taken me 2 days to read far-less-than-a-page passages, if that tells you anything about my spiritual life right now.  But, as I told myself about blogging this morning, "I can do this.  I can do this.  I can do this."  And I can do this, just as the famous verse says.  "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." (Philippians 4:13 NLT)

I'm way behind on a lot, and I hate that I feel that way about my spiritual journey just as well.  But the truth is that I just keep losing track of my time, and I think that's because I try to manage my time by myself.

Last night, I prayed to God while audiojournaling because I wasn't sure how it was possible for me to go through all of this stressful schooling, and God led me to the realization that in order for me to learn to be the person that finds peace in Christ and boldly but peacefully spreads it to others, I'm gonna need to go through this.