Yup, I'm back
So, I'm back in Iowa now. Colorado was enjoyable. I really like the people out there.
Here's the thing, though. For the most part, I think the people are the only thing that would pull me out there. The campus...no offense, I find the Iowa State campus more attractive. And I went to the Rock and to church out there. I thoroughly enjoyed being there. But it was highly comparable to the Rock and the church in Ames. And ya know what, you can't even look at the mountains out there without looking like an idiot. If I lived out there, I could only steal quick, secret glances while walking in that direction. So all in all, if I need to go to grad school, I figure, I might as well not uproot myself too dramatically, and just jump right in to what God is doing in Ames.
But that is in the case that I go to grad school anyway. Who knows what God wants with my life. But if I end up moving to Colorado, I now feel safe in stating that it will be because God has called me there, and not because I am being selfish and following my own desires.
On a side note, I read some Proverbs today.
Proverbs 17:20
The crooked heart will not prosper; the twisted tongue tumbles into trouble.
Well, if that proverb itself isn't setting me up for failure. Anyone else catching the irony I'm finding in that proverb?
Here's the thing, though. For the most part, I think the people are the only thing that would pull me out there. The campus...no offense, I find the Iowa State campus more attractive. And I went to the Rock and to church out there. I thoroughly enjoyed being there. But it was highly comparable to the Rock and the church in Ames. And ya know what, you can't even look at the mountains out there without looking like an idiot. If I lived out there, I could only steal quick, secret glances while walking in that direction. So all in all, if I need to go to grad school, I figure, I might as well not uproot myself too dramatically, and just jump right in to what God is doing in Ames.
But that is in the case that I go to grad school anyway. Who knows what God wants with my life. But if I end up moving to Colorado, I now feel safe in stating that it will be because God has called me there, and not because I am being selfish and following my own desires.
On a side note, I read some Proverbs today.
Proverbs 17:20
The crooked heart will not prosper; the twisted tongue tumbles into trouble.
Well, if that proverb itself isn't setting me up for failure. Anyone else catching the irony I'm finding in that proverb?

