nowhere really – just busy!
i stepped in at the last minute to do a sermon on prayer, a great time - though not long enough - to think through whether i really do value prayer or not.
essay on Isaiah 26 was great fun, but took waaaaay too long - i spent 2 and a half weeks working on the Hebrew, and only a couple of days looking at the theological issues surrounding it.
next on the list was exam fun and games - philosophy was first, and then Church History (European Reformation).
the mayhem was broken up with a weekend camp for SWAC youth, where i had the honour of talking through 2 Peter with them.
i arrived back in time for my New Testament exam, translating and exegeting 2 passages from John 7:29-31 and John 1:11-13. it was good fun, but there was a little too much winging-it, not quite enough knowing-what-on-earth-i'm-talking-about.
i arrived back yesterday from speaking at a vision valley snow camp on the two sons in Luke 15. it was a great couple of days, very tiring, but an awesome opportunity to share the reckless love of our heavenly father with some young people who may not have heard of it ever before.
anyway, i'm off to Gradcon in a couple of days, i just need to knock this essay on the head before then!
anyway, that's where i've been. i hope you've been well too, dear reader.
speak soon,
D5
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