Unconditional love. What is it? I've been thinking about that this past week. I realize how conditional and finite my love is. I have realized that I accept people based on their performance over who they are ( a child of God). My love is not really love at all. It carries more of a "how can you benefit me" attitude. Not very loving at all.
I do not understand the concept of unconditional love. I look to Jesus Christ and see His love for me when I didn't deserve it. Love is not earned. It is a gift that is freely given without any expectation. I guess to truly love Jesus back, is to give him what He's given me- life, my life.
Through this past week, I have come to realize more and more of how short I fall in my thoughts, my heart, my actions-- in comparison to how great God is and to His standard. I realize how much I need Jesus' forgiveness. I need Him to change me and fill me with His love.
Unconditional love. Truly, it can only be found through the love of Jesus.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
4 Feb
I have decided to not cross train into the Army from the Air Force. I learned that I would have to pay back my bonus if I were to separate and then join the Army. I have looked at what jobs are available in the Air Force and am very interested in the medical career field. There are a few jobs that are appealing to me: ultrasound technician, medic, and orthopedics technician. There are a few jobs that also interest me: paralegal, weather man, flight engineer, and possibly flight attendant. I hope I can have a job I can use in the civilian world and make a good living.
Tonight, my wife kicked my butt at "Settlers of Catan" two games out of three. I was trying my new strategy "operation anaconda" (Ulysses S. Grant's idea during the Civil War to cut off supplies to the Confederate Army). It finally worked in the third game. I built a road in the shape of a half circle around her and blocked off her access to build new settlements. It was a fun game. I'm glad that my wife and I have spent quality time the past three nights.
Tonight, my wife kicked my butt at "Settlers of Catan" two games out of three. I was trying my new strategy "operation anaconda" (Ulysses S. Grant's idea during the Civil War to cut off supplies to the Confederate Army). It finally worked in the third game. I built a road in the shape of a half circle around her and blocked off her access to build new settlements. It was a fun game. I'm glad that my wife and I have spent quality time the past three nights.
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