Superbird hates me, but that won’t stop me from holding him hostage in my room for the night. Muahaha.
Is this a New Planet?
The answer to the title is NO. These images are from a project entitled “Devour” by Christopher Jonassen, which displays pictures of the bottom of worn-out frying pans.
Hah!
(via itsfullofstars)
unforced rhythms
Addressing the slicing off of a slave’s ear after Judas’ betrayal of Jesus:
Trying to protect Jesus, Peter pulled a sword and wounded the high priest’s slave. But Jesus told Peter to put away his sword and allow God’s plan to unfold. At times it is tempting to take matters into our own hands, to force the issue. Instead, we must trust God to work out his plan. Think of it—if Peter had had his way, Jesus would not have gone to the cross and God’s plan of redemption would’ve been thwarted.
Peter’s heart was in the right place. He knew who Jesus was and followed him with fervor and dedication. Yet, he wasn’t able to comprehend God’s plans and acted rashly.
When I posted my previous blurb, I was drowning in anxiety. Within the span of about a week, I had researched and started applications to a handful of different jobs. I’m now realizing that my stress may be a product of my haste and impulsivenss. I’m trying to rush God’s plans, thus I’m stressing and still going nowhere. I need to replace my impatience and my need for control with an all-consuming faith. I need to trust that I’m surfing on his unforced rhythms of grace and when things are ready, the waves will come.
God told me July/August for this trip, but maybe I need to wait till then to start my searching and applying. I won’t allow myself to stress anymore and I won’t push as hard as I’ve been pushing. I know his designs are greater than mine and if I’m to wait a few months, I can learn patience. I’m glad he didn’t allow Peter to stop His plans; I guess I need to be glad he’s not allowing me to stop them either
