To Laud My God

Random things still amuse me, but I've found a greater purpose in my life than to be amused, and tell you about it. I'd rather tell you about my God, and his son, Jesus. The gift he gave us is something greater than I think we ever truly comprehend here on earth, even though, to me, it has become a lot clearer (and thus - so much more appreciated).

And so, I'm going a different direction with this oh-so humble blog. In the past, I've felt a bit discouraged, but also a bit full of myself. I wanted people to read it. I wanted them to leave comments and tell that of what an interesting person I was, or at least the things I found amusing. Granted, my selfish human nature would still like those comments. But it is up to you, whoever may be reading this, to give them. I will take them, and even if I never get any, I will pray that maybe in some small way (or in a big way) through the words here, that you too will be able to deepen your relationship with Jesus.

I'm no one perfect. In fact, my own relationship with Him still feels fledgling, and something of a trifle. I cannot even explain to you why it is that I decided to become so interested in God all of a sudden. I went for twenty years labeling myself as a Christian. But it wasn't until only a few months ago that I really began to feel called towards Him. I never really prayed, save for church, and the Bible was something I opened only when I felt I was in serious turmoil.

All that has changed. But again, I can't explain it. Only the Spirit can.

And so, I give a humble laud to my God, in hopes that maybe there's someone on the face of this troubled planet that can hear these words and put them to their own good use for growing in the faith.

They say that no words could describe the true majesty of the Father. I didn't believe them for a time. I do now.