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Senator Teddy

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Senator Ted “Teddy” Kennedy 

3rd longest-serving senator, was in his 7th full term

Ted Kennedy was a great man that lived through two of his brothers being assassinated. Teddy continued to serve in the senate representing the State of Massachusetts and representing the American people as a whole so very well. 

“For five decades, virtually every major piece of legislation to advance the civil rights, health, and economic well being of the American people bore his name and resulted from his efforts.” – President Barack Obama

Teddy definitely did make a difference in our country for the past five decades and he helped change the lives and even the world we all live in. Senator, you will be missed. 

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Great Start

So, at about noon today I had experienced all my classes “syllabi reviews.” All in all I am very happy with my schedule of classes and definitely pleased with my professors. It’s looking to be a very good start at Texas Wesleyan. One thing that I have noticed about all my classes though is that at some point in the semester each of my classes at some point requires you to work in a group. It’s said that about 90% of all companies these days are using teams to get their projects done. Productivity has shot through the roof. I guess I might as well get used to working groups.

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Onto something? No not so much

Do you ever get that feeling when your studying your bible that you are onto something? Well, I did. Yesterday. If you read my previous post about Genesis and God creating light then you know full well what I’m referring to. I was correct i think in a sense, however I would like to clear up that God did not create evil but that Adam and Eve’s choice to eat of the fruit brought sin into the world and so from then on we were a fallen people who needed a savior. When it comes to the light, yes God did create Light twice, sort of. In Genesis 1:3, God does in fact create Light by saying, “Let there be light,” and so light existed, then in Genesis 1:5 God seperates the light from the dark. And finally in Genesis 1:14-19 God gives the world the Sun to govern the light of the day and the Moon and stars to govern the night.
Point being this: God’s creation is beyond comprehension and its vast and amazing and glorious and magnificent and beautiful and overwhelming and I could go on and on. God has done an amazing work here in this world, not because he needed to but because He wanted to. God’s love for us is unquenchable. He gave us the world, to care for, and to love Him. He desires so much a personal relationship with all of us. And I do mean ALL. Genesis is a book that has been debated on for thousands of years, and we will never truly know how God did it. That doesn’t really matter anyway. He did it. End of story and end of statement. That is all that matters.
Because God is Love.