Sam’s Blog

Aight so I told you all that I was working on a little memoir on my experiences as an intern at Epiphany Fellowship, so here is the title track to the side project that accompanies it. Please post comments about whether you understood song or not, Im mad open to that. For detailed comments or question hit me up at my school's email at jc768@eagle.pbu.edu. Peep it.

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I'll be back ya'll. Gots to get money. Cultivate and Hustle hard for the Lord's sake. We need it to live.

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Ayo ya'll, we are going to video!!! I'll still be writing stuff but with the new video option I'll be posting up series of stuff while shooting PBU Life. So look out!!

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With everything that happens in our little Langhorne Manor campus, it has always perplexed me how life does not wait for us to learn about it till it engages us. Our social lives, our work lives, our relationships and friendships are no respecters of our academic responsibilities. Bank Accounts demand our managing, bills have to be paid, and ministry at our local church must go on. Yet the time desired to hide in isolation and muse about what is taught in the classroom is always sought after and never found. The isolated ivory tower of academia is never removed from the world it seeks to hide from.

My main man Descartes was a man that believed that there are three possible Avenues to truth. Study of Letters (Books, and a Formal Education), Study of the book of the World (Life Experiences), and the knowledge of self. As I sit and think about what Descartes held to as conviction, I agree to an extent. Knowledge of self and the world is just as important as a formal education. A formal education only exposes how deep the issues of the humanities are and the people who contributed to various arguments. There only difference in my agreement with his views is that the Bible should inform all of our observations of the humanities, our life experiences and our knowledge of who we are.

The more I study, struggle, fail, plan, and pray, I find that if our education does not empower us to make firm decisions on how we live, it is not knowledge at all. Our responsibility to cultivate and work the earth to submission must stem from knowledge. That knowledge belongs and originates in the persons of God. Im convinced that I am ready to use whatever little knowledge I have to cultivate a life that contributes to society. A life that is an exemplar to the original design of what it is to be human. There are many dreams to work into reality. I am leaving the ivory tower and I am choosing to walk forward. It is time that we as students leave the observation tower and touch, feel, and experience true knowledge which is the interaction with God, His world and His people. Lets get dirty. Lets get to work.

Shout outs to Ed, Michael, and Earl. You are not displaced. You are humans who have showed me that the fallen systems of this world could never cultivate a man. A man cultivate systems. I am praying that the same graceful revelation that I have received bring you comfort where there are concrete slab, warmth of the soul in the midst of the wind stroking skin, and the hospitality of a family through a stranger. You live in a paradox. Keep your minds sharp and thank you for teaching me how to survive.

People look out for Law, Liberty, Love. and look out for Redemption's Theme. Its coming. As a man, I give ya'll my word.

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Man there was a lot going on in the last week that gotten my attention. But I want ya to know that now, I'm settled in. And I know who I am finally talking to cause I have seen my audience. Shout to my man Noah!!!!!! And shout outs to my new psychologist Liane!! (Just figured out I am a disordered eater). I always thought I was talking to blank unintelligent internet space. But running into people who have read my blog for a year straight have been encouraging to me. (You was right Mrs.Vasso !!)

So it is with that that I give you a few updates. First, Law, Liberty, and Law, my twenty page memoir is still being worked on, so hold on, its coming. I will be posting up some radio promos for school events and I will have a couple of guests on the show, so some of you might know these people, if not, you should cause they are hilarious son. Also, some of you have seen me up and down RT. 1. Its ok. I am not lost nor am I doing walking exercises. This brother got places to go. Working on a car but in the meanwhile walking will do baby!!!! "Gots to be on the move!!"

Ahhh. My Baby. Every man needs something like this to tame.

And that reminds me, shout to Jesse who save my life getting me to class on time and Randolph who got me to the mall and back in time for that quiz. Randolph you driving skills are gangsta, even though we almost ran into that old lady in the Buick pulling out of Dunkin Donuts!!! We did what we had to do!! Go look homeboy!!

I know this is kind of random but wait for the essay blogs. They are coming at full force son. First, those who haven't read the EduKation Blogs I put up last semester, please read them joints cause I'll be posting up the final one soon. So all in all, I got alot of catching up to do. Alot of credits to make up. Alot of dishes, pots and pans to wash over this semester. Please understand that I will share my life with you all so you all can see the joys and also the sacrifices you will have to endure to be a student of Philadelphia Biblical University. Signing out and Peace.

Also, Shout out to Brooklyn!! Happy B-Day Les!!!!

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