To my friends and blog readers,
I would be lying to you if I said I wasn’t enjoying life at the moment. So much has happened during the week, yet it has passed so quickly, as often happens- time is needed to reflect and reassess where I am with my relationship with God. As a matter of fact I’m excited with my renewed relationship with God, and it really puts me in line at the best of times.
I met 3 lovely people from Uni during the week. Here’s the story! I was walking towards the microwave in the cafeteria to heat my pasta , and when I opened the microwave there was already food in there being heated! So when it was my turn to heat my pasta, I nearly dropped my food on the ground! It was slightly embarrassing but 3 fresh faced, well dressed girls found it a little amusing. So I ended up having lunch with them. But here’s the good part. One was from Canada, another from Germany and the other was from QLD. AND they were Christians doing study on and around campus. So I just new it was meant to be and I was able to share a bit of my journey with them. I’ve had an opportunity to get in contact with them and I’m hoping they can help me grow in my faith.
Saturday was a very busy day. I went to the beach with some friends and enjoyed really windy, choppy conditions. The swell was about 1.5meters and waves were awesome if you could catch the right one. I must say Bondi must be the friendliest beach, or maybe we are just very approachable people! Had an awesome time. So coming back from the beach we went to my all time favourite place, Tradies at Gymea. It was Jaz’s 20th and the night was very fun. I was able to get into the retro 80’s and 90’s, my favourite music! I was able to control my drinking but still have a good social time. All in all I was happy with the way I conducted myself with those around me.
I have figured out being a Christian doesn’t require me to completely throw out everything that I’ve had to be a completely, new, faultless person. I guess nothing can change who I am as a person. I can still do things I’ve always loved doing and I can still live a normal life. I just need guidance and support from God and fellow Christians as well as my best friends. I really appreciate all those who have cared and been with me every step of the way.
Till Next Time,
Cheers,
Robbie
I would be lying to you if I said I wasn’t enjoying life at the moment. So much has happened during the week, yet it has passed so quickly, as often happens- time is needed to reflect and reassess where I am with my relationship with God. As a matter of fact I’m excited with my renewed relationship with God, and it really puts me in line at the best of times.
I met 3 lovely people from Uni during the week. Here’s the story! I was walking towards the microwave in the cafeteria to heat my pasta , and when I opened the microwave there was already food in there being heated! So when it was my turn to heat my pasta, I nearly dropped my food on the ground! It was slightly embarrassing but 3 fresh faced, well dressed girls found it a little amusing. So I ended up having lunch with them. But here’s the good part. One was from Canada, another from Germany and the other was from QLD. AND they were Christians doing study on and around campus. So I just new it was meant to be and I was able to share a bit of my journey with them. I’ve had an opportunity to get in contact with them and I’m hoping they can help me grow in my faith.
Saturday was a very busy day. I went to the beach with some friends and enjoyed really windy, choppy conditions. The swell was about 1.5meters and waves were awesome if you could catch the right one. I must say Bondi must be the friendliest beach, or maybe we are just very approachable people! Had an awesome time. So coming back from the beach we went to my all time favourite place, Tradies at Gymea. It was Jaz’s 20th and the night was very fun. I was able to get into the retro 80’s and 90’s, my favourite music! I was able to control my drinking but still have a good social time. All in all I was happy with the way I conducted myself with those around me.
I have figured out being a Christian doesn’t require me to completely throw out everything that I’ve had to be a completely, new, faultless person. I guess nothing can change who I am as a person. I can still do things I’ve always loved doing and I can still live a normal life. I just need guidance and support from God and fellow Christians as well as my best friends. I really appreciate all those who have cared and been with me every step of the way.
Till Next Time,
Cheers,
Robbie
posted by Robbie at
2:36 PM
2 Comments:
love ya robbie! youre such an inspiration he he he! i love seeing how God is changing you and how you are soo keen and enthuistic to lead a Godly life even though it means changes in your life!
Catch ya tuesday pal! Danielle
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Anonymous, at 12:15 PM
Robbie this is your father here.
Phil 1:21a - For to me, to live is Christ. (NIV)
(Paul the apostle writng to the church in Phillipi).
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