Crossroads...

This last week was a busy but good one. I had Old Testament Literature class with Prof. Don Taylor and it was a very intense but also a very good class. I learned a lot of new of important details about the Old testament and how it is so relevant to our faith today. This week I also learned of the options for mission trips this coming spring which was something I had been really anxious to hear about as missions is some thing God has really laid on my heart. 

The options were:

1) Youth for Christ (YFC), Argentina, South America

2) The Garwhal, Northern India

3) First Nations - Vancouver & Vancouver Island

They all vary a lot from each other as the Argentina one is a camp ministry focus, Northern India is a prayer trek focus, Vancouver is more of inner city/first nations focus. I am feeling God's leading do the Northern India one but I would still ask all of you who read this to please prayer that God would make His will known to me on this. There have been many times in my life where I have gone ahead with my own plan's and haven't given God a chance to make known what His will is and I really don't want to make that same mistake again with a decision as important as this. 

This brings me to my next request for prayer. As of late I have been taking into serious consideration what God's will is for me next year. All I know is that God wants me to keep on going to school next year however which on and what for still remains very much up in the air. On one hand I feel as though God has called me to ministry but I also feel as though He is calling me to politics (how I got these two polar opposite interests God only knows lol). Which brings me to my two main options for school Briercrest for a B.A. in Biblical Studies or to Carlton for a B.A. in Public Affairs and Policy Management. I just want prayer from everyone who reads this that I will truly seek to hear God's voice on this and that I wouldn't let my personally self-interests get in the way. 

I want to thank all of you for your continuing support and prayer.

Josh