In my youth, I hated prayer. My Grandmother, who raised me, was and still is a Christian. She prayed her hardest to raise me right. She often said, “put it in God’s hands” during hardships. I listened, but when things didn't change, I was disappointed and suffering more.
Fast forward to me finally coming to God, after many bible studies, I went to Elim’s HQ. I interned, then ventured out into the mission field of Raleigh, NC.
My dream is to be equipped with God’s word and his love to teach it. I want to teach children it as I know the pains one is on course for if they don’t know God growing up. But all in all, I want to be ready to take care of God’s lambs no matter if they are young or old. …show more content…
My Study Plan (10 pts) Specify your detailed study plan for all assignments and tests.
I’m joining the class late, so I am catching up with everything, but as of next week I will follow the proposed regular schedule for all other events. I feel it's a good template. It isn’t vague so it gives me a feeling of security. I am going to use it as a road-map to succeed. I will combine this with a very early time of prayer and try to tackle my work early in the morning before I go to church for all my mission works.
I plan to memorize 3- 4 verses a day instead of the 2. I will memorize 3 verses a day for 45 minutes to an hour( including 10 minutes of prayer)
Example:
2 Timothy 3:16; John 1:1; Hebrews 4:12; Mon
Isaiah 46:10-11; Romans 10:17; Isaiah 40:8; Tues
Luke 21:33; Psalm 1:1-3; Romans 1:16;