Tonight will be the last meeting of Christian Student Fellowship. While I am very excited for summer, I’m sad that CSF is wrapping up. I’ve had the privilege of organizing worship at CSF for the past year, and it has been a huge blessing in many ways. I’ve slowly learned how to lead a worship team in practice and also lead others in worship. The Lord has been slowly teaching me what it means to “let the Word of Christ dwell richly in your hearts” and what it means to “preach the Gospel to yourself.”
It can be convicting to sing at times because the worship at CSF strives to be Gospel-rooted. That means that what we sing should reflect Christ and His word, and it just so happens that His word has a knack for cutting the sin out of my heart.
In the past few weeks I’ve started to realize how uplifting it is to sing to the Lord in the midst of all the craziness going on with school and work and relationships. God says over and over, “Rejoice! Rejoice! Rejoice!” I’m thankful that he gives us the grace to do just that and to sing in the midst of trouble. I’m thankful for this year, and for the work that the Lord has been doing.
Singing Praises to the King
Today I learned that I have been accepted to go to Lacoste, France in the fall as part of SCAD’s study abroad program. The writing department is going, so that means that I’ll be able to take a bunch of required classes WHILE IN FRANCE. That’s pretty crazy. I’m excited about going, and I’m really excited about going out of the country for the first time. You should check out this link for more info about Lacoste. I’ll write more about Lacoste when I know more!
