It's kind of hard to describe since it's not a whole lot of "knowledge" but rather more internal things that are a bit personal.
But week one was on "intercessory" prayer which is letting God speak to you about what he wants you to pray for and then sharing these things with the group and praying for them. It's a bit different but very interesting to see what happens. During the last day we had the two speakers prophetically pray over us individually. I had this happen once before and both times have been very encouraging.
This week the speaker is talking about the nature (what he is) and character (what he chooses to be) of God. It's a lot of information to take in but it's been interesting. It takes a lot of time to process it all. But since the school is Bilingual the speed is 1/2 what is normal so I have time during lecture to think about things a bit.
Thursday, February 8, 2007
DTS Homework
We have 5 pages of writing on various things we are learning that week in a journal. This includes a study of one Bible character per week. We also have one Bible verse to memorize each week. During the 6 months I also have to read 4 books and do 1 page book reports. Next week I have to do a 3-min. oral presentation on "patience".
DTS Schedule
DTS Schedule:
6:15 – Exercise and then shower
7:15 – Breakfast
7:30/7:45 – Quiet Time
8:15 – Studying a few verses in Proverbs
8:30 – Worship or Prayer Time
9:30-12:30 – Lectures
12:30 – Lunch
1:00-2:00 – Prep for teaching English
2:00-3:00 – Thai Class
3:00-4:00 – English Class (I teach)
4:15-5:15 – Mandatory/voluntary sports time
5:30 – Dinner
7:00-8:30 – Small groups or some activity
10:00 – Lights out (if I can get to bed by this time)
So as you can see, not much free time!!!!
Weekends are the only time to do homework.
6:15 – Exercise and then shower
7:15 – Breakfast
7:30/7:45 – Quiet Time
8:15 – Studying a few verses in Proverbs
8:30 – Worship or Prayer Time
9:30-12:30 – Lectures
12:30 – Lunch
1:00-2:00 – Prep for teaching English
2:00-3:00 – Thai Class
3:00-4:00 – English Class (I teach)
4:15-5:15 – Mandatory/voluntary sports time
5:30 – Dinner
7:00-8:30 – Small groups or some activity
10:00 – Lights out (if I can get to bed by this time)
So as you can see, not much free time!!!!
Weekends are the only time to do homework.
Thailand Trip
Last Saturday I had the opportunity to go on a trip around the Chiang Rai province. The first place we went to was called Phu Chi Fa. It is the highest point in the area. It was quite foggy out but still a nice view. The peak had several rocky outcroppings.
The next place we went to was a pseudo-hill tribe village near Phu Chi Fa. It was a bit of a disappointment but still enjoyable. Next was an out-of-season flower business where the picture of the tulips comes from. It was a lot of walking for a few flowers. The last place was probably the highlight of the trip. I’m not sure the name of the waterfall. It was fun to hike around in the woods of Thailand above the waterfall. The one tree in picture must be at least 200-feet tall and 8-feet wide at the base.
The next place we went to was a pseudo-hill tribe village near Phu Chi Fa. It was a bit of a disappointment but still enjoyable. Next was an out-of-season flower business where the picture of the tulips comes from. It was a lot of walking for a few flowers. The last place was probably the highlight of the trip. I’m not sure the name of the waterfall. It was fun to hike around in the woods of Thailand above the waterfall. The one tree in picture must be at least 200-feet tall and 8-feet wide at the base.
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Northern Thailand Trip Photos
On Saturday, February 3rd I was able to take a trip around the Chiang Rai province with a bunch of the other DTS students. We went to Phu Chi Fa, the highest point in the area, a waterfall, and a flower business (off-season though).
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