Free Q&A Session: Bring your own answers
When will my paintball gun arrive? (I feel like an orthodox Jew, 'Next year in Jeruselam!')
When will I find that much needed third poem for my english assignment?
How will everything work out for the island camping trip this weekend?
Which two new CDs should I buy from the Christian Book Room? ... or should I buy a book instead?
When will I get over my fear of cabin leading and agree to be one for the end of Aug. camp?
How will things go tonight? (I'm going to the Wallace's house for dinner with my co cabin leader, Jon Sugrue)
When will I get up the nerve to call the rest of my kids from my cabin?
When will I start to be more faithful in prayer?
What's gonna happen when I run out of money?
When will I start to head up the other side of this downward ride?
When will I learn to give EVERYTHING up to God and trust Him with my life?
When will I find the inspiration to finish my latest attempt at a song?
How is everything going to piece together for the Youth Group some of us are trying to start for my church?
Will I be any good at the drums? (I need to phone Zach today)
What is it going to be like in 10 years for the traditional marriage? Will the original institution be scorned?
When am I going to rise up and honor Sarah as she deserves?
How is God going to work through me in the next few months? Will I let Him?
Why is it so hard to trust a perfectly loving and powerful God?
Will the Neon fall apart sometime when I'm driving too fast?
I get the feeling someday I'm gonna hit a deer on my way home... How hard?
Should I buy some camo gear for paintballing?
How can I be more open for God to use me to touch the lives of those around me?
Will I actually complete my to-do list today?
Will I be able to figure out how to get Haloscan to work properly as my comment source?
Who's gonna comment on my blog next?
Who's still reading?
...it's amazing all the things one can worry about. Rick Warren said in the PPL that worry is a sign that we're not close enough to God. It's true I think... when we are near God, we see how truely pathetic everything is compared to Him. I think I'll end on that note... and go spend a bit of time praying and listening.
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