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I ask that you will keep me in prayer in these next forty days of Lent as I fast and prepare for my license exam in April. As a result, I will not be blogging until the 23rd of March (Easter). Pray also for my dear wife’s pregnancy as we expect our first child in July. May the Lord be with you in all your labor and love for the kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ.
There are many things going on which has prevented me from blogging consistently. In the end of January, I came under care of the Central Florida Presbytery. It is my first step towards ordination in the Presbyterian Church in America.
My primary intention is to be licensed in April when the presbytery meets again. License examination includes a few written exams and oral exams on the topics of Theology, the Westminster Confession, and the Book of Church Order (BCO).
At the same time, I continue to serve at New Life Presbyterian where I have been for almost three years. My time at New Life has been a marvelous introduction to pastoral work.
Though I am finished with all my classes in seminary, I am concluding a virtual class called Judges to Poets taught by Dr. John Currid. My intention is to have completed all my seminary requirements by the end of this month.
One of my favorite Christian musicians endorses Ron Paul:
Derek Webb, Singer /songwriter
“My friends and I have this crazy & idealistic notion that while a vote is always an informed decision, ultimately one should vote their conscience. This makes a vote for almost anyone feel like a compromise. Not so with Ron Paul. Ron Paul adheres so honestly to the U.S. Constitution that I can imagine his first act as president giving himself a smaller office. A lot of people don’t believe that Mr. Smith makes it to Washington anymore, and maybe they’re right. Maybe his name isn’t Mr. Smith, it’s Dr. Paul.”
Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church has made their own public statement concerning their relationship with Grace Covenant Church and the CREC. That statement can be found here.
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