James Roberts
Social
Relationship Status
Single
Highschool
Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences
Interests
Gymnastics, Movies, Music, Photography, My Friends, Travel, Theatre
Favorite Music
Aimee Mann, Ronnie Freeman, Norah Jones, Gavin DeGraw, Vivaldi, Sarah McLachlan, Alanis Morisette, Jewel, Echosflow, Alicia Keys, Kelly Clarkson, Watermark, good movie soundtracks
Favorite Movies
American Beauty, Far From Heaven, Titanic, Good Will Hunting, Magnolia, Network, Kramer vs. Kramer, The Silence of the Lambs, The Hours, All That Jazz
Favorite Books
The Hours, Six Characters in Search of an Author (play), Generation X
Other Websites
http://www.geocities.com/awana1604
Stop Moving!
October 21 2005
It seems like for the last two weeks I have been really preoccupied with progression. Right now I kind of feel stagnant as far as responsibilites and relationships are concerned. It's like God has been giving me a big stop/wait sign with a few of my big personal concerns now, and being obedient in this way is not as easy as it sounds. Having a fairly time consuming class load keeps me distracted enough most of the time, but I've had quite a bit of introspection time lately. Allowing God to just scour and reveal all the dirty feelings I've harbored toward people I really like. Though they're not pretty, I really feel much better now that I know what they are and have given them to God. In addition to this, I just got back from the Belle Aire Men's Conference w/ Vance Pittman, and I've had a similar smack in the face/relief type of experience. In reference to John 15:16 he said that God's purpose is being accomplished in my life as I'm living it now, and he later asked "When was the last time we thanked God for putting us were we are?" At this time I honestly thought that the only way that the message could be more personal was for Vance to insert my name somewhere in it. I guess I'm just really thankful right now that I serve a God who is able to be so intimate with me.
On a lighter note, I sadly won't be participating in the costume contest at the post-homecoming party tomorrow (unless someone can magically supply me with a trip to Party City . . . J/K). I wasn't able to find what I needed at the Wal-Mart to become the Phantom.
But no worries! We're playing Lousiana-Lafayette tomorrow, who apparently is significantly worse (rankings wise) at football than we are. So GO RAIDERS!!!!!!
-James