Running away is so much easier then facing it. And I admit that I would rather choose to run then facing situations but of course you just got to face the hard stuff because it will just end up chasing you. I have to say that I like to be in control. Once one of my closest friends always had said, “I love changes.” Changes from different hair styles to trying new activities to piercings etc. One day I told him, “You like changes that you can control.”
It took me awhile to realize that this is the same thing as what I do. I had thought I had my friends all figured out but the thing is I am that way too. I like having everything figured out and having control. And I start backing away from close friends when I realize that they have me pretty much figured out.
Anyways for the past few months, everything in my life has been the total opposite of what I deemed normal. Family situations, questioning my beliefs now and then, where was I going to be in september. I had alot going on and none of it was in my control. Currently I am learning to be content with just how things are as well as giving it to God. The thing is there will be situations where you will not be in control and the way you act towards it reveils somewhat of your character I suppose. I’m learning how I act towards something I have zero control over and to some it may be easy to just be okay with it but it depends on what the circumstances are. I hope you understand somewhat of what I am trying to convey. I would rather get personal in person.
I like thinking about things and making others think.
Percy S.
p.s. My apologies for not writing in my blog for the past few days. I just really felt like I didn’t have anything to say for a bit. Anyways have a good day and don’t forget to question about things/ life/ God etc.
“What doesn’t kill you only makes you stronger.”
A random story in my life
I am quite an abnormal christian, well at least I think so. One time back in March or April while I was on MUN Christian Fellowship exec as Large Group coordinator I was asked to tell my testimony. I had never done so before and told my testimony to the president before the week I had to speak in front of 40 + people… can’t remember how many. Telling your testimony to one person is so much easier then speaking in front of a large group about personal things in your life. It was the single most hardest thing I have done in my life! I am usually a person who loves meeting new people and telling funny stories to a large group of people but I am not good at talking about personal stuff unless its one on one or a small group of people. The night of my tesimony, actually right when the president of MUNCF called me up front I wanted to run away. My bestfriend told me I would be fine and she practically had to convince me to not leave. I was ready to boot it out of there and run home. I’m being completely serious, I was ready to just leave without speaking but somehow got courage to tell my story. It was hard but I’m glad I did it and now lately I just want to hear everyone’s testimony. I love hearing about people’s stories especially people that you know. It’s so interesting!
Go ask a friend today what his or her testimony is and how they became a Christian. I’ll bet you will hear something you wouldn’t have expected from them. You can learn a lot from people.