But if that's what it takes to praise You Jesus...

Okay...
I finally have time to update this thing...I really don't have much to say. Maybe I should start off with what's going on and what has happened in my life so far.

Right now, I'm in the University of Maryland-College Park. Electrical Engineering student in the A. James Clark School of Engineering. I'm taking summer classes right now. The names of the subjects are Digital Logic Design and Basic Circuit Theory. They are not that bad, engineering classes (ENES100 and ENEE140) are my favorite kind of classes. I'll choose them over math, science, history, english, or literature. So far I have learned how to build a hovercraft and do some basic programming in C. I don't know if I'm proud to be here, some people don't think much of the engineering program here, but some people think highly of it.

I like to joke around about how I'm an engineering student. Like, first semester I would bring my Multivariable Calc book to the diner and I would be like, "yea I'm an engineering student" but honestly I rarely did much with that book at the diner...

Anyways, moving on...

KCM (Korean Campus Ministry) at UMCP had a great influence on me. I learned a lot there and grew a lot because of God, and also God using the people there. The people there are just so zealous about knowing God, and I think I learned a lot from the discussions. KCM has helped me get a more clearer picture on things. Before KCM I would just take things for what they are. Questions that I had that nobody could answer, were answered there at KCM. I am inspired and in awe of the many people there who really love God. They really challenged me and helped me with some new concepts about Christianity. I am always touched by the love that they have for one another and the love of Christ revealed through them. I really look up to the leaders and older brothers and sisters in KCM and I hope to one day be like them, reaching out to the younger (and older) generations. It has instilled in me a great passion to help people grow, and help bring the best atmosphere in which people can grow and share, I guess. Nowadays, I've been more focused with helping the freshmen(incoming sophomores) grow (since I was the freshmen class leader), and also the youth at my church.

Nowadays, my routine is
Mondays-Thursdays Summer school
Mondays possibly KCM Bible study and orientation
and that's basically it. I get a lot of homework for my ENEE classes so I put off the reading and homework for other classes. This puts me behind in reading. But the past two days I've been studying hard. I plan to catch up this weekend.


Ahh...I'm so glad to be done with another semester...my next post should be about what I learned in my freshmen year of college...