Discipleship

One of the cool things that is done on project is discipleship. One of the leaders takes out each of the people on project, and basically they talk to each other, and the leader shares about "how to share." My discipler is Nate Miller, and we meet every Tuesday afternoon to talk. I enjoy our time, and this week I made a revelation, and I would appreciate all of your prayers on the matter.

During project there is such a great atmosphere. The people I am around all day, every day have such a fire and passion for the Lord that it is easy to feed off them, and have the strongest desire to do God's will that I have ever had.

I described myself as a chameleon of sorts. I am great at getting along with whomever I am around. (don't get me wrong, this is a good ability, because I am able to get along with about anyone) It does cause trouble in the sense that sometimes I am not myself around people. I will act like the person that I think people want me to act like, and not actually be myself. This isn't a self-confidence issue, as many of you know I have loads of confidence (too prideful if anything), but I do like to please the people I am around, so in the past if an opportunity to share the Gospel came up, I would let it pass if I thought there was even a chance the other person would feel uncomfortable.

Now with all of that said I get back to my point. Please pray that at the end of this summer, when I am back on campus, I would still have the fire that I have this summer. I don't intend to be pushy, and turn my campus off of Christ, but I certainly want to have the courage to be able to share with people when an opportunity presents itself.

That was my big revelation. In other news, our other Bible study leader, Brad, brought over his clippers, and I was able to get a haircut tonight, so I should be able to make it until the end of the summer without my hair getting uncomfortably long. So, until next time,
God Bless.