ipl-logo

Personal Essay On My Adventure-Personal Narrative

792 Words4 Pages

Adventure is probably the thing I am most passionate about. If you keep up with my blog chances are you knew that face already. Pushing myself to do things I never imagined and learning new things about places and people is where my heart comes alive. It is incredible, and undeniably breathtaking. When you reach the top of a mountain after hiking all day, or make that jump while mountain biking, there is nothing like it. Yet, I never believed God could me as interested as the adventurous activities I partook in. I watched Christain lives play out like this. After college I would get a job, settle down, get married, and have children. Those are the Godly examples set before me and there is nothing wrong with that. That lifestyle of steadiness, lacking adventure, sounded unbelievably boring to me. I did not want to end up complacent. Many plans had already been made. How could it be that God could offer me the same kind of excitement I got when I went cliff jumping in the sweet summertime. I concluded he couldn 't. I knew after my first semester Freshman year I had a talent for speaking. In fact, it felt like my only talent. I began to pray for God 's plan for my life. Still a little clueless as to what I want to do with my life. The summer rolled around and nothing had happened. A year later I heard of an audition for a Ted talk. The next …show more content…

I really did not trust that this plan for my life would be fulfilled. I remember vividly sitting in a coffee shop telling my friend that if I wanted to be a speaker I had to put myself out there with or without God. I didn 't believe that life with God would give me the desires of my heart. Because I love the idea of living in my van, I crave simplicity, and I am not great at wanting to stay in the same place for very long. Yet, all the while he had a plan in mind it just wasn 't his timing. I doubted that he had what was best for me in mind, and I doubted that my passions could be

Open Document