LifeWay

Here is the general overview of my weekend at LifeWay in Nashville for my interview with World Changers. Some things that were so amazing to me include:

1. The LifeWay building has a storage area under it's main building filled with all types of shirts and stuff from years past
2. The interviewers were amazingly kind and sincere about their purpose and our lives
3. Me and a few girls were on the elevator and went up a few floors, coming to the "Women's Ministry" floor. I just wanted to say "That's were I'm going to be working one day!!"
4. LifeWay is located on 10th. Avenue North. Yeah :)

5. I saw my first REAL drunk person #shelteredlife
6. There are people as passionate (or more) out there, and they are RAD
7. LifeWay as a building, stretches over 4 city blocks. It is HUGE.

So, I find out if I have been chosen to work with LifeWay//WC on Friday. Be praying for me and the LW//WC team as they make decisions. Here are the pics I could get, some borders are weird so just enjoy the photo :P

I felt like Mulan

Breakfast with Amanda....

....While watching airplanes touch the sunrise

Welcome to Nashville

The LifeWay building

The view from my room - Grand Central Station and the LifeWay Store

I had 25 minutes to get pretty after 8 hours of travel. There was makeup EVERYWHERE!

Nashville via the 8th. floor (Events, if I can remember correctly)

Over and Underneath

"Shine your light, so all can see it. Lift it up, 'cause the whole world needs it."

The art gallery across the street that I REALLY wanted to go inside of :)



So there you have it! At least, maybe a few snapshots of all I saw. The coolest moment of that weekend, was knowing that I was in the presence of God's will for my life, surrounded by a city that so desperately needed Him. Cool, because God has brought me to a place having equipped me to tell the whole world about Him and His glory. Just by GOING to the weekend I was able to tell people about God. We were asked very often why we had gone/ what was our purpose in Nashville. Mainly because, Amanda was carrying a guitar :) I met a soldier named Wesley Smock who sat by me on the plane-ride home. He was on his way to Kuwait and then Afghanistan. His birthday is the same as mine, and since leaving the plane I've prayed for his salvation and safety. I dearly hope that we meet again one day, and I can tell him of my summer and he of his adventures abroad.

"But in your hearts set apart Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect,keeping a clear conscience, so that those who speak maliciously against your good behavior in Christ may be ashamed of their slander." --1 Peter3:15