adventurescga-blogs Apr 18, 2007 8:00 PM

Processing and Prayer

So... I can't believe how much the events at Virginia Tech have affected me. I have a cousin who graduated from there last year, but other than that, ...

Subscribe


So... I can't believe how much the events at Virginia Tech have affected me. I have a cousin who graduated from there last year, but other than that, I don't know anyone there. But I've still been moved to tears a number of times this week as I've heard stories and seen pictures. On Monday night at choir rehearsal, we sang through a song called "Still". It talks about being sustained by our relationship with God even through hard times. I think so often when tragedy like this happens we get frenzied and start searching for answers and trying to blame people or guns or whatever, but what we really need to do is find our hope in Christ and just to be still and know that God is God. His sovereignty can never be turned off; He will always be in control even when we don't think He is, and that is where we find comfort, peace, strength, etc. in the midst of chaos and pain and fear.

I guess part of the grieving process for me was to create something. So I made a video using photos from the events and that song, "Still". I wanted to share it with you. My prayer for everyone directly affected by this tragedy is that they will take the time to be still and know that God is God, to turn to Him for comfort and strength.

Comments


Comment created and will be displayed once approved.

Related Blogs

Getting Started

Getting Started

So here it is... my first blog.  I guess this means I'm really doing it; I'...

By adventurescga-blogs
"Gideon's Song" (Part 2)

"Gideon's Song" (Part 2)

Ok... sorry to leave you hanging with this, but life has been crazy and exhausti...

By adventurescga-blogs
Support Letter

Support Letter

Dear Family and Friends, When I graduated from college 8 months ago, I ha...

By adventurescga-blogs

Related Races (3)

Study Abroad | Asia & Australia

Study Abroad | Asia & Australia

Gap Year | 9 Months | August 2026

Gap Year | 9 Months | August 2026

Gap Year | 9 Months | August 2026

Gap Year | 9 Months | August 2026

Next article

Some Updates

AI Generated Content

Here's a suggested caption you can copy and tweak.

Get the most talked about stories directly in your inbox