Soli Deo Gloria
"To God Alone Be Glory." J.S. Bach wrote this latin phrase on many of his works. It was his way of offering his gifts to God. Like him, I want my life give all the glory to God.
Saturday, January 20, 2007
I'm sorry to all of my faithful readers. (all 4 of you?) I have all but ignored the blog world for a long time. So much has happened, and I have grown so much since the last time I posted. I guess I didn't post because I was extremely busy with all my schoolwork, but more so because I was going through an internal struggle that I could not post on the internet. A struggle for my feelings to be what I wanted them to be. Richard and I broke up a week ago. It was a mutual decision, and we are still friends. The first day or two I took pretty hard, but after that, it's been ok. Seeing how God has worked through our year of dating to bring both of us closer to him has been wonderful. I came to realize that breaking up isn't a bad thing. Dating isn't pointless when it doesn't end in marriage. I still have a good friend who knows me very well, some great memories, some not-so-great memories, and a closer relationship with my God than I would have otherwise. So here is a new beginning. It's a little scary and a little weird, but I'm excited for what God has in store. Lately I'm just captivated by the beauty God has created all around me. I like to think of them as his ways of romancing me---showing me how much he loves me and desires me to draw closer to him. So I have posted some pictures of the beauty I have seen in the past months. (I couldn't get the pictures to go at the end. Can someone tell me how to do that? I also can't figure out why my text got underlined and won't go back.)