Wednesday, March 25, 2009

A Walk to Remember...

January Gauntlet was a time of growth and learning in my life. I have come to embrace time of difficulty and trials while at the Honor Academy. It was another week of lessons and lectures that really spoke to my life.

To hear all those sessions over again. Well I am not going to lie...after EASOL I really did not remember much of my Gauntlet. So when the sessions we taught over again I had a flood of memories come back to me. All those early lessons that I had learned when I first got here all came back to me and kind of kicked me in the face. I was like looking back into a mirror. To listen to the sessions and see if I had grown in areas that where spoken on. There were some where I had grown a lot in others not so much.One of the area I have grown in is the area of discipline and the way I view it. Before the Honor Academy the word discipline always incited picture of harsh punishment and pain. But now my eyes have been opened to the effects it has on my life. I love how it causes me to mature in my walk with the Lord. The corporate worship the amazing life-challenging sessions.Then there was the time of burning up anything thing that is hindering me and my time here at the HA. All these thing that had reminded me of people back home that we causing me to lust and picture that drew back wrong memories. The meeting of the new Januaries that where joining the Core was such an excitement. I was like looking at a snapshot of me when I came I August.

 All those memories of being in a place I did not know where I was. I was all alone. Know one new me and I had no friends at all. I was at a strange place filled with on fire Christians trying to get my life back. I was so mad the first corporate but after a while they got fun. I did not enjoy waking up but the running and exercise was fun. Looking back at the January Gauntlet I was a refreshing experience that I will never forget and look back to in times of troubles and hardships. Over all January Gauntlet was one to remember.

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