Got back from Deer Park yesterday.  IT was Reunion week, and I luckily had off monday and tuesday from work.  I was then able to go back on friday afternoon and for saturdays baptismal service.  The Spirit moved in such a powerful way over just the few days that I was there that I really wish I had the opportunity to have been there to entire week.  I had the opportunity to again represent Jesus in Tuesday night's service.  It was tough to remember all of my lines, but I even had people coming back Friday night and telling me that they had been touched by my ministry.  How incredible is that?  But I also must remain humble in this.  That is what I fear the most, to lose humility.  In the act of doing that, we forget the one we are truly called by.  Or that is my feeling.  Also another suggestion, if anyone wants to be on fire for the Lord or read about someone who was truly on fire for God before they left this world, read the biography of Keith Green.  An amazing minister, and musician who died in 1982 from a plane crash.  I just finished reading his biography, and wow, I wanna change my life.  To much time diddy daddling and not enough time sharing about God.  But how the heck can I do that.  Especially thinking about school with 21 credit hours...

Another interesting thing this past weekend was spending an entire night, awake, in the hospital.  Brought back memories of a time I spent the night in the hospital with Jurgen.  But this time it was with a man named Brian Wells, who was at Reunion as well.  He has some mental handicaps, and requested that I be there to help him through the night.  It was a really good night overall.  Comforting for him, and then very strongly ministerial for myself.  Talk to you all later.   

School is out for the summer, feels good to have it done.  Going to probably start work next week, so this week I am finishing up paperwork as well as catching up on energy and spending time with my family.  Dad and I are hopefully going to work on the model trains this summer and make some more permanent and realistic parts for the trains in the basement.  Hopefully we can do a good job.  Also have to take my computer in to get fixed, as well as take my bike in for a tune-up.  Otherwise all is well.

Later

Hey everyone.  Just recieved some great news, and no it wasnt that I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to Gieco.  My good news is that I got a job for the summer!!!!  Dad called me today and said I would be working in a lab in the same building as him.  He has an idea of what I might be doing, but still not totally sure yet.  I'm really excited and it will be an awesome learning experience, plus real world application.  I'm going to go eat dinner and celebrate now.  Hope everyone is doing well.  Only a couple weeks of school left!!