Final Reflection for the School year
I have recently come to realize that I have almost reached the point in my education where I can see the summit. This means that I'm not quite at the half way point. There is one question on my mind, will I ever reach the summit? God has not brought me this far to leave me now. This is the solace I must hang on to as I strive for that turning point. The reality is that once I reach that summit point, the the final 21 classes will fly by. The concern at this point is if my GPA will remain high enough to graduate. Again, I am reminded that God did not bring me this far to leave me.
I am exhausted, I have lost too many hours of sleep to even try to keep track. But there are these blessings called Summer Breaks where I will get to finally catch up on the lost sleep and rest. I believe that part of the challenge during this passing school year, was that I went from one level of classes, where I answer the questions, and if I get the answers right, I will pass; to upper level classes where I have to write and think for myself. My Advisor has told me that in every Bible Class, I will be writing Exegetical Papers. In this coming year, I have one Bible Class, a music class, two history classes, and Leadership in Christian Education Ministry. This means that I have one exegetical paper and several requirement competencies.
What I know is that God will bring me through
