This week has been just plain rough. After last weeks revelations and questions, I'm trying to ensure my priorities are in order. It seems I'm over tasked with school because I'm now a week behind in the work. I keep telling myself I'd rather get a C in school and an A in family/husbandry (I really don't think that's a word). With God's grace, I'll be successful and bring God more glory by it.
We got the home school curriculum and Candi is doing an amazing job as always. I just don't know that I would ever do as well as she does in planning and completing plans for our kids. i don't care what anyone in the world says - Candi has the most important job in the world and she is an absolute success at it. I hope to give her a raise soon (depending on how our stock goes this quarter :) ). We're going to teach the kids year round so we're not actually doing a daily-planned lesson. We (by that I mean Candi) just work on a little bit each day and the kids really enjoy it. Nori is happy as a clam being home schooled; Bubba is taking some adjusting. He really likes the social time, a lot. Candi's just making a big effort to invite his friends from school over and getting out during the day to visit other friends.
The only real "stressor" right now is that I'm getting to the final assignments of the Evangelism class, which means I am going to have to go witness to someone. I don't think I'm going start with a stranger. I know some folks at works that I really care about and would probably find it "fun" to be the guinea pig for my assignment. I truly believe I should be able and willing to witness at any time, any place because I believe the saving gospel is the most important message and is meant for everyone in the world. I just need practice and experience so I'm starting small. Here's a question - should Christian's do the door-to-door witnessing that a lot of other religions do? Is it effective and is it biblical (in that there is a biblical precedent for it)?
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