I finally finished the book I was reading in the morning, Saints . It was pretty interesting, I'm excited for the next one. I've been in Illinois for almost two months now, the time has gone by so fast. Mostly because we have to work our guts out and barely have time to think about what's happening next to realize 7 weeks have gone by. We finished up midterms last week and we're straight back into the insanity of daily classes again. There have been some crazy deer encounters (pretty much daily) some PTSD inciting spider encounters (I almost got one straight in the face this week) and some good times with school friends who make being away from home much easier. Since I finished the book last week I started studying about obedience, apparently it was the lesson this week at church, so it really worked out. Today as we discussed obedience I thought a lot about who and what are we obedient to and why. Laws - I assume so we don't go to jail, maybe to stay safe an
I haven't given up, don't worry. The last two weeks I broke from studying a set topic and I've been reading the Gospel of Mark and the first volume of the Saints church history. Being in Illinois and reading about the early saints experiences between Ohio, Missouri and Illinois, has been interesting. I may have even tried to look up some of the cases on the law research websites. Both of these things, plus my nightly reading, and a few other things have given me a lot to think about. It is a nice break from thinking and reading and studying and worrying about property, crim, contracts and tort law. But it has also been too much to focus in on one topic for a blog post. I'm almost done with the Saints book so I'll probably be back to a set topic study later this week or next week for sure. The unintentional theme for this week has been revelation. God loves his children and He continues to provide guidance and direction and revelation to help them/us. That might