Monday 30 June 2008

Murray, Whisky, and the Year Just Gone

It's a quarter to midnight on Monday 30 June.  I'm sitting in my lounge watching Andy Murray's incredible comeback against Gasquet, whisky in hand, Steve Carter playing Football manager on the other sofa, and I begin to contemplate the past year.

It took me a while to realise that the year at LST had ended.  It was a good few hours after I got home from Graduation that I realised that there are some people that I will not see again for a very, very long time.  The oddness has been extended in that I live with a number of graduates now.  They are looking for jobs - looking forward to marriage - looking for houses to rent or buy.  A number of things that seem a long way off for me as yet.  But a year is only 365 days, and then I will have graduated.

And I think it is this realisation that is the most shocking - I have to be thinking about my long term future soon... very soon.  My time at LST is nearly over.  

There have been some highlights this year:
  • Freshers week
  • 24/7 Prayer week
  • Spending my Easter Vac in India
  • Crazy juggling ball wars 
  • Holidaying in Cornwall over New Year 
  • Having a lounge
  • Successfully passing exams and assignments
  • Forming part of the new Student Committee
  • Committee Coy Carp
  • Committee Weekend Away
  • Late night library sessions
  • Early morning prayer sessions
  • God's faithfulness.  Unfailing, unmoving faithfulness.
It's been a good year.  It's had challenges and hard times.  But the overwhelming impression that I and many others are left with is that it has been a year where God has proven his faithfulness again, and again, and again.

For that, we offer praise.

Goodbye Guys.



Sunday 29 June 2008

India Diaries Have Moved

I have moved my blogging about my trip to India to another location, in order to keep it together as a coherent whole.


Do have a read.  It will soon be completed, now that my term at London School of Theology has finished!


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