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Name: Wes
Country: United States
State: Kansas
Metro: Manhattan
Gender: Male


Interests: Frisbee Golf, racquetball, hotrods, K-State football, Chi Alpha and good books like "Can man live without God" by Ravi Zacharias
Expertise: There aren't man things I'm good at but there are a lot of things that I know a little about.
Occupation: College Campus Pastor
Industry: Ministry


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Member Since: 12/10/2004

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Tuesday, November 06, 2007

Currently Listening
Remedy
By David Crowder Band
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uh, yeah!?

Xanga hasn't died yet but it seems to have been in the ICU for about a year now. It used to be something I could go to everyday and somebody new posted something new, now, it doesn't happen so much. I think the average person finds the people that are actually physically in front of them to be more interesting in the long run. Or maybe we just have 2 minute attention spans. I think another reason is that most of us just don't have that much to say in comparison to how many days there are in a year. It definitely makes me understand why this 24/7 news channels milk everything they can out of a story. If they didn't you would get at least 8 hrs a day of the newscasters just sitting and staring at each other or they just might have to actually give all perspectives of a story, but that would be way too much to ask. Anyway, nothing interesting to say here. Just thought it had been too long since my last post.


Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Welcome Week

Well, its begun. Move-in, Quadstock and Freshman connection have come and gone. Tonight we have a BBQ in the park, tomorrow night is our first XA and Thursday is the student organization fair that we'll be at and we'll have our first International student thing at the same time. Then Sarah and I make a trip to KC on Friday for a wedding rehearsal and wedding on Saturday. Then on Sunday, we have a potluck at church for the students.

Thats all for now.


Monday, July 30, 2007

Currently Reading
The Grand Weaver
By Ravi Zacharias
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your how old?

So, my birthday was Saturday. Naturally, people would ask the question; "so, how old are you?" That part is fine. Its the obvious question. What I discovered though is that 30 is a really bad age because my answer was 29 (for those of you who don't know) and multiple people's responses to that was word for word; "well at least your not 30".

So, this is my last year. After that I will apparently be just waiting to die. I'm shopping for a good rest home now.


Saturday, July 14, 2007

Currently Reading
Epic: The Story God Is Telling
By John Eldredge
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What's happened to our Creativity? part 2

Sarah and I went to the movies tonight. I saw that Rush Hour 3 is coming out soon. Wow.


Friday, June 22, 2007

Currently Reading
In a Pit with a Lion on a Snowy Day: How to Survive and Thrive When Opportunity Roars
By Mark Batterson
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split personality disorder?

the Apostle Paul spoke of doing what he did not want to do...and so on. He tells of his seeming split personality. He wants to do whats right but does whats wrong then hates that he did whats wrong. I think its something that we can all relate to.

I find myself in a constant struggle similar to Paul's. I am both a skeptic and a believer in God's goodness. I've never been one to doubt the existence of God. I know that many people have a hard time believer in His existence and in His ability, I've never been one to doubt that. It is simply the only philosophy that makes sense to me.

I remember thinking when I was a kid that God would tattle on me to my parents or pastor or whoever was around at the time about whatever I did. It has always been easy for me to believe that He would punish me for the bad stuff.

What I have always been a skeptic about is His willingness to do the miracles of healing, provision and so on. I've never wanted to admit this but the doubt has always been deep down in my gut. It scares me to death to think that a God that is all powerful, all knowing, and everywhere would for some reason be unwilling to do the things that I've grown up reading about in the Bible. Honestly it doesn't make sense to me to have these doubts. As I've said I believe in God. And my very concept of God has as an essential part of His nature is His goodness. I know in my mind and in my heart that God is good. I also know what that means. It means I can trust Him despite my understanding or lack of understanding.

I guess all I can do is what I've been doing over the last few years. Trust Him despite the doubt. I've found that what it always works out so much better when I do that than when I don't.

Its a good thing that God's nature isn't dependent upon me in any way.



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