I woke up yesterday already had some small plans like going to the farmer's market with a friend in the morning and then spend a boring afternoon by myself until church that night. Then come up and go to bed like I usually do. I think God had other plans though yesterday for me and I could see them very clearly. I had some errands to run like going to the library and do a little bit a shopping so I did that in the morning when I found out I wasn't going to the farmer's market. While I was doing some shopping at Wal Mart, I thought about getting a red box movie because it had been a long while since I have watched one of those.
I thought about getting a movie because it was going to be raining off and on all day or at least be cloudy all day so why go outside. I did rent a movie to watch and that movie was "Zootopia" and I think it was one of the best that Disney has come out with for a long time. It had a good message behind the acting and everything. The sloths did get on my neves a little bit because they were too slow. The bunny cop was my favorite character. The message that I thought was in it was "no matter who you are, you can do great things" and "Follow your dreams all the way" and one more thing "don't judge people by their race or a type".
I just think it is neat how you could get three lessons out of one movie like that. After the movie was done, it was time to go to church. Wow! What a sermon! The sermon was on the book of Habakkuk. It really challenged me and seemed like what I needed for this moment in my life and going into my 5th year in AR. I was sitting in church just thinking, "Really, God, You knew what I need for the next month and year". It was all about fighting with God but at the same time resting in Him. Knowing the truth He gave us and also knowing that if we trust in Him, we can see Him do things that we can't even think of. That is just the short version of the book.
I might write a longer version entry on Habakkuk later on in the next two weeks. I did a lot of things at the moment yesterday, which is barely even me, because I like to have things planned out and then do them. I had been thinking about going to this concert at the AMP all this past week but I didn't know anyone that was going so I didn't think much of it. Then at church I realized one of my friends were going so I thought, "what the heck! I'll pay for a ticket because Mercy Me and Jeremey Camp is a great concert to be my first at the Amp" and it was. The grassy area ticket cost $31.00 but I ended up getting my ticket for free because the I got there there was a guy that was giving away one free ticket. I guess he had an extra one.
I felt bad without taking it without paying something for it but he lifted before I could say anything so I got to go into the concert for free. The next miracle was that I got to sit by my friends too. See they actually had chair seats closer to the stage and I didn't know that until they got there. So we quietly tried to get me in by them on the seats and it worked because there was one chair between them and another group of people that would have been empty if it wasn't for me. Nobody came up to clam it so I guess no one brought that sit. I mean it would have been strange if one person was there alone by themselves, right?
Then I just felt like all that was spoken about that night was just trusting in God and that He is in control no matter where you are in life. I also felt they put a big deal on our identity in Christ and who we are in Him. I guess I just needed a reminded of that too. It almost went along with the sermon I just got done hearing. It seemed. I just thank God for all of this but at the same time it kind of scares me because if I am learning this now and everything that has happened this past year, then what path is God going to take me down during my 5th year in AR? Something big I feel like.
Anyways, there is a day in the life of me entry. I know it has been awhile since I have wrote one of those types so here is one now. Just remember that God is always in control and He is working behind the sences even we don't know it or can feel it. That is another lesson I learned last night. God is always fighting the devil for us and watching our backs. He loves us that much and more then we could ever think of.