This week at Joshua has honestly been super interesting. This week we have started prepping for our Dominican Republic trip that we leave for on Sunday (which is crazy that it’s literally on Sunday). I’m excited for this trip because it will be my first time out of the USA. I can’t wait to see what God has for me there to learn and I pray that he will use me. I want to go
Hey guys! Just a little update! This week (01/12-01/15) our speaker was Douglas Axe! He’s a scientist at Biola and has taught us some incredible things and has also reminded us that God put so much effort into little things like a butterfly for instinct, it could’ve just been a boring color but God made it just absolutely gorgeous! And that’s taught me that I take a lot of things for granted. On top of
Overall, my break was pretty good, but it certainly wasn’t without its ups and downs. I had visited a lot with family and friends, including Joshua’s siblings, who lived nearby. Spending time at home during the holiday season is always a sweet thing when you’ve been away from home for a while. Now, what was difficult was not being as disciplined in the routine of daily devotion, prayer, and adherence to the fast. While going
Hello readers! My name is Talitha Nason, an eager student wanting to live a life worthy of the gospel. Let me tell you this week at Joshua has been a whirlwind! Coming off of last week’s Phillipians 2 testing and our formal theme dinner, it has hit all the students that Christmas break is only days away! This week we finished our Old Testament class which is a bit sad because it has been a
Hey y’all! This week has honestly been so eventful, and I just had to share everything that’s been going on. We kicked things off with our Philippians 2 testing, which definitely had all of us stressed out and studying like crazy. It felt like such a big deal, and the pressure was real—but in the best twist ever, we all ended up passing! That alone made the week feel like a huge win, and the excitement afterwards
Over the past three months, Joshua has been filled with so much growth and continues to be a place of continued growth daily. Lately, in Old Testament class we learned about laments in the Poetic books, and the importance of lamenting to God. Going to God with our hurts and frustrations, isn’t a bad thing. In fact, he already knows about them, so choosing to keep them to ourselves only causes us to feel increasingly