LIFES GOOD

SUN...
RAIN...
WIND...
CLOUDS...
COLD...
THE LOVE YOU GET FROM PEERS AND STAFF AT ACC, SOON TO BE POINT U! ...
NEVER CHANGES.

ON THE ROAD OF LIFE THERE ARE PASSENGERS AND DRIVERS. IN THE WORLD OF ACC, WE ARE THE ROAD IN WHICH PASSENGERS AND DRIVERS SHOULD FOLLOW.

GOD BLESS AMERICA AND SURELY BLESS POINT UNIVERSITY!

Chess Club @ Point University

We now have a chess club @ ACC soon to be Point University. As of February 10, 2011 SGA voted unanimously on the new chess club. All are welcome to come and participate whether you have experience or not. I am willing to teach all who are willing to learn.

Benefits of having a chess team will allow potential students to come a be a part of our school who are non athletic. It will even teach athletes to think ahead on the field or on the court. It is also good for remembering math formulas for those not so good at math. (hint)

I love this game and I know you all will once you learn, it allows you to use your brain in ways you never thought possible.

SEE YA LATER!

SHOT OUT TO JOSEPH PIETTE WHO HELPED MADE THIS POSSIBLE.

THE CHESS SETS ARE IN BTW!

The Stretch

This is one of my more personal entries yet. Although I've only blogged once, out of the two, this is the most personal. Who knows? Maybe I'll just make this blog a public diary in the life of Aaron Lewis @ ACC. I'm not here to talk to you about safety procedures before working out, neither is it about yoga. This preparation is more for the spiritual journey at ACC and the rest of your life. You never know as much about people as you think, and if you think you do, THINK AGAIN!!!



I consider myself to have somewhat of a childlike spirit. God has given me a pure heart through his son Jesus Christ. But at times I often feel misunderstood. Some of the things that I say or do are taken the wrong way and offend others. I don't at all mean to offend but somehow I do! "People just don't get me", is what I'd often say, until today it dawned on me. Although I meant no intentional harm to my peers, I have caused harmed unintentionally through my insensitivity to the lifestyle of fellow Christians.


It's like what Dr. Haralu was preaching, excuse me....teaching in class, we have to take time to get to know one another before we can be effective as Christians. I was hitting a cultural barrier but I didn't realize it until today. Everyone is not like me, and neither should I expect them to understand me. While I was busy criticizing others about their sensitivities, I should have been examining myself. My comfort with who I am was causing others discomfort and that's not the way it should be. I had to learn to be true to myself, without being truly me. This means we have to respect others, even when it doesn't feel like its who we are. It's not about us anyway. It's all about Jesus!!!!!


Mr. Jimmy Street said it best when he mentioned the 2-1-60 rule in Chapel. God gave us 2 ears and 1 mouth. Lets spend more time listening and less time talking so that we may be able to LOVE our brothers and sisters more effectively and unify with one another in Christ. Lay aside assumptions of who others are and truly get to know them for who they are. Think before you speak! And once again listen. It requires hardly any energy.

LOVE THY NEIGHBOR AS THYSELF, AND YOU WILL DO WELL!

MAY GOD BLESS AMERICA, THE WORLD, AND OF COURSE A-C-C!!!!!

GO CHARGERS! GO! or should I say GO "SKY PILOTS"




Yours in Christ,
Aaron L.

My First ACC Experience

Atlanta Christian College is the one of the greatest colleges you could attend.
Before I even began taking classes there, I was captured by the warm and welcoming faculty and staff at ACC. They knew nothing about me but treated me as if I were family. I remember filling out my admissions forms and some of the students like Aaron J. and Shelley S. walked right up and conversed with me.It was then I knew that this was the school for me. People don't treat you like strangers here. The supportive and loving atmosphere at ACC is like heaven on earth. Although all have not grasped that concept, it's only opportunity for us Christians to display the kind of love the world needs. Coming from a secular school, I can see the big difference that a faith based education has on the environment. Even the professors are great and always have so much to share. I feel my faith and wisdom growing more an more each time I enter and leave the classroom. I now have a greater level of expectancy about God's plans for my future. Not only do I feel this when I'm at ACC but even abroad, as I'm faced with daily objectives. Go Chargers!Go!!!!!




*Aaron L.*