Flux.
It’s not a big one, but I think it doesn’t get used enough.
[An aside: I have enough of the bigger words with study at college. I got a small round of applause for correctly pronouncing my question “So is the Pseudepigrapha deuterocanonical”… OK, I will send you something nice if you can tell me what either of those words mean without looking it up!!!!)
It’s a shame. We feel it. We know it. It’s the flux baby! Everything is always changing.
Ask me what I am going to do in two years? It’s in a state of flux.
Ask me what I am going to be doing in two day? Dang flux..
My favourite subject? Flux
My next chance to hang out with the family? Starts with an “F”, ends with a “lux”
Do I like any girls at college or beyond? Flux
I kind of enjoy it all.
I guess such enjoyment lies in the security of God’s Sovereignty. If I am seeking to serve God in what I do & stuff like that, then I trust that He will sort these things out in his own good time. Of course, in the mean time, I am not absolved of my responsibility to prepare myself though all avalable avenues for His service, but I can also enjoy the ambiguity.
OK, ready for your next big word? If you are a study of theology, then it is less difficult… Here comes.
“Overrealised eschatology.”
It’s been preparing a sermon on 1 Corinthian’s 15 that has had me thinking about this. Our brothers in Corinth, Circa 70A.D. thought that this life was all they had. Some had given up on the idea of a resurrection. They thought God’s redemption & promised kingdom had come. What they had was what there was to have. Experience it now, enjoy it as you can, because it doesn’t last long.
[another big word… you could call them proto-gnostic]
They lost focus on the great truth. Christ was raised! He conquered death eternally & promises the same thing to those who trust in Him.
So, a year and a half into a degree, it is great to be reminded of a simple truth. Death has lost it’s victory, and death has lost its sting!
So, I suppose I am not really in that great a rush.
So lets enjoy that flux.
In other News:
If you have made it this far through my blog, then you deserve to be a part of my little competition. It seems other people have been enjoying playing “truth or dare” on their blogs. I enjoy the game & am always up for a bit of that if anyone is ever inclined to ask a question in the comments section, but I thought I might start up something more my style.
So here is the challenge.
Give me a subject.. That is, a subject that is doable for a College student who doesn’t have a lot of money or an inordinate amount of time, and I will have to take a picture over the following week that encaptulates the subject matter!
So there you go. Simple, clean and clear. Bring it on people!
Art-Deco with a 21st centuary edge…
Is it something like the fake writtings of a guy of some authority that was trying to write some new biblical laws? Yeah, I have no idea.
How ’bout Flux?…
does it have something to do with the fake picture/idea of deutoronomy?
Was your question, roughly translated “Are the other, or false, writings acepted as part of OT law?”
Hey Tim,
cool post dude! Always interesting hearing some more thought from what you’ve been learning at college!
I like the photographic challenge too my friend…heres a few words that came to mind: grace, power, and old school….and i too was gonna say how bout a pic of flux, but jt beat me to it…but there u go, looking forward to seeing what you capture!
God bless,
C.
work out how you can trap the residents of trowel in their rooms for a morning. i’ve spoken to an oldschool smbc prankster so i know it’s possible…
(photo evidence required)
Hi Tim
You’ve attributed my post to Chelsea and vice-versa!!!!
I don’t whether to feel complimented or insulted!
Blessings
Rod
Hi again Tim.
I know I’m a Kiwi but we’ll put it down to a middle-age mental moment – you can disregard my last comment. As Cherry so kindly pointed out to me – the byline is at the top of the post, not the bottom!!