As some of you know, I am a huge DIYer. If I can make it with my own hands- I will. This past week I got to do a little bit of DIY in my room- I created this super easy to make jewelry hanger, and a headboard for my bed that has my most treasured memories on it. Granted the headboard turned out crooked, but for now I am satisfied (will redo after finals). This is just a glimpse of the DIY I have done in my room, maybe in the future I will show more of what I have.
Last Sunday's youth sermon was truly convicting. And not just a "yeah, that was important" type of convicting, but really a "wow, I need to change my whole perspective and really hit the root issue here, truly repent and ask God to change my heart in this regard" type of convicting. The whole time I felt as though the sermon had been specially crafted for me- to really get me to analyze my own heart and realize how little I love the people that are truly my brothers and sisters. By nature I love to critique everything- I always thought it would be awesome to have a career where I get to criticize companies or stores and tell them what they are doing wrong. Unfortunately my sinful nature brings this into the way I deal with people. As I was listening to the sermon I realized that judging people was just my default setting. In my own head, to myself, I always concealed this as honest assessment or analyzing- instead of downright, sinful judging. When I would be c