“There are things that we never want to let go of, people we never want to leave behind. But keep in mind that letting go isn’t the end of the world, it’s the beginning of a new life.” John Greenleaf Whittier
If you are wondering what my plans are for my future, I am going to start this blog off by disappointing you. I Have No Clue.
Last Thursday, I graduated from the School of Worship here in Denver. And that day began one of the hardest weeks ever…Over the last 3 months, the people above have been my family. I didn’t think it was possible to connect to people that hard that quickly. I think it has something to do with the vulnerability that is necessary to be creative. I guess it’s not super important why but I am so grateful for all of these people. So over this last week, I have had to say goodbye to people I love and people I miss already.
The thing that God was most clear on was that I am supposed to stay in Denver. So I found a place to live and I am currently job hunting. But he has confirmed so many times that I am supposed to be here. He has given me fun community and I am glad that I haven’t had to say goodbye to everyone. He actually confirmed something through my new roommate that was cool.
About 4 weeks ago, we had a speaker named China Kent. She prayed for me and got a picture of me as a new plant shoot that needed to be cared for tenderly and wisely. It was a nice picture but just yesterday, I was thinking that I didn’t know 100% what God was trying to say in that picture. Then, this morning when I was talking to my roommate, Sarah, I was talking about how God asked me to stay but I don’t know why. She shared with me that her pastor gives messages on the value of planting ourselves somewhere and letting our roots grow deep in the community. Then I understood the picture that China gave me. It was encouraging 
Despite how my logical brain wants to worry about stuff, I am excited for what God has for me. I guess the whole point of adventure is not knowing what’s next….
