Hey Y'all, I'm here in San Antonio, TX. I have been here for a full week now, and I got to say that Texas people are really friendly here and they aren't afraid to say Hi or even Good Morning/Afternoon. It's nice to here that once in awhile. Well, I've started my job last Tuesday morning; I work at a construction site. Its one of the toughest jobs I have done so far in my young adult life. It's pretty much the worst environment I could ever put myself into. All, I need to do is to keep to myself and not bothering the other people who I work with. I need the full of strength of God to help me through this time. I've started to do some church searching as well, and I found a really amazing church this morning. The worship was amazing, the music was wow...and the message was powerful... I really enjoyed it. There youth group is huge, they have like 100 people. I'm use to like 50 or at least 35ppl... This is going be one big step for me. I believe that God has alot of things plan out for me in the next few months from where I work to where I plan to go to schools. I believe God wants me at Concordia University here in Austin, but I'm not sure I can afford it, but I know God will provide. There are two universities here in San Antonio that I may choose to go too...will see what God plans to do with me. I know God has provide me alot in the last few years, from the places I go, to the people I meet at church. I have really enjoyed my time at Sabino Road Baptist, and I've enjoyed working with the youth group there. I hope I have left an impact in the youth there. I thank God, alot where God put in me in my first place to understand him more at Southwestern College, knowing I didn't say there too long, but I sure learned alot, from my/friend R.A. Lukas Stevens to my 5 room mates last year and the people I still talk to there now, and you cant forget Tim Reed...lol and C.L. Mitchell. I hear alot of great things about been two. C.L. one of the toughest teachers I have ever had, taught me alot about God and to fully understand him and such a different way than any pastor has. I thank him for opening my eyes to God so much deeper. As I embarked on this new journey to San Antonio, I hope it brings new ideas, new people, and new ideas to everyday life. I hope I can continue to be friends and stay in contact with you all in Arizona and make new friends here in Texas!
I will try to keep you all up to date with everything that is happening here in Texas.
Now, going to bed.. Night....
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