Jun
Free at last
So, today saw the end of my second last semester at Swinburne University and I’m now free. Well, I’m never completely free, but I am free for a couple of months till I get back into the swing of things for my final semester of studies at Swinburne University.
Reflecting back on this semester I’ve discovered one thing rather frightening. I’ve failed to give God the glory he deserves in my studies. I’ve been rather slack, particularly with my subjects. I can give reasons for why this is, though they are far from excuses and all of them can be properly mitigated against if I chose to get off my ass.
So, what will change? A lot I hope. I’m not going to spill details or specifics as I’m yet to pray through them carefully.
What’s ahead? I’m glad you asked. At the moment I’m working for a group called The IT Department which is run by a group of Christians and a great place in which to serve people. In the brief couple of days that I’ve been working for them I’ve come to learn a lot as well as use my knowledge (which God has graciously given me) in order to provide solutions to problems. I do love working for these people and know that it will be many hours of hard work and fun. Though one thing I do love about being a Christian is that despite working hard, I can also work intelligently and this will result in much work getting done in a short time.
So then, what is happening with Reformed Software? It is still going strong, in fact stronger than ever. Having a part time job will result in a couple of things:
- A pressing need to get documentation done for the beta release
- The need to spend my time working efficiently rather than being slack / lazy
- Cash influx so that the business can be established.
How does this affect the general mac using public? It will result in a better standard of work, though may take a month or two longer to get done.
As for my personal spiritual and physical health? They couldn’t be better at the moment as I’m far less stressed than I was previously. So praise God! Woo! It is always because of God that I end up working, and that is something I really enjoy.
Okay, so I’m rambling a fair bit in this blog post.
God bless,
Matthew Delves
