Score Report:

1st - Tibiofibula: 825,000

2nd - Iliac: 770,500

3rd - Jugular: 758,500

4th - Metacarpal: 734,500

This week’s J-Jam was awesome. This week we played a J-Jam favorite, Steal The Bacon. This intensely physical game brought out the competitive side of both the boys and the girls of each team. We saw extreme action determination as each team fought it out for the “bacon.” The added element of having Mike Brubaker in the center created a whole new element, and make definitely learned just how crazy the J-Jamers are. The continued on as we moved on to our next game, The Chariot Race, and then our final physical game, The Balloon Relay Race.

After this, we moved on to a great lesson led by our commissioner, Matt Burkey, and our co-commissioner, Aaron Stewart. They taught us about joy and how we can have joy with God even through the most difficult and hard times we may face. God is forever with us, and his gift of salvation is our wellspring of joy.

The day concluded with our last two gross out events. First, Mason deFilippo was transformed into a human hot dog. Several bottles of ketchup, mustard, and relish were poured upon his head, and then to finish the job off, two cans of chili and a bag of sauerkraut were poured onto him. When this was over, we moved onto our final game called Kiddie Swim. The object of this game was to search for objects in a kiddie pool filled with a mystery substance in it. You had to find marbles, spoons, and rubber bands all with your feet. It was a good gross time.

Well that’s it for this weeks J-Jam Update

J-JAM… yeah, it’s just that good

BE THERE!

Trivia Question

What president gave the longest inaugural speech (close to two hours) without wearing a coat and died shortly after from pneumonia?

“God isn’t a statistic, he isn’t an argument to be won, and he isn’t a tangible entity that was meant to be figured out. STOP! trying to find God through the arguments and resources of the World. That’s like trying to find light in a black hole…” – Me

Proverbs 12:18 “Reckless words pierce like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing.”

You cannot grasp God in this World… and this week in Sociology class I’ve realized it’s become an obsession with people, both Christians and non-Christians alike. There is always an argument and always a rebuttal to any statement someone may make about God or any topic. God is not an argument to be won… He is the one and only absolute. He is outside of time and space. No end and no beginning. And until you treat him as such, you will waste your life away trying to grasp Him and His ways.

You cant understand God in a “fallen world.” It is like trying to find light in a black hole. It can’t be done. The only truth of God that you can find on this Earth is by looking to the Word and realizing the only light in this World, now, are the true followers of Jesus Christ. We are a light. And if we truly know God, the truth we confess and the wisdom we profess to the World is of God and is the the only truth that proves the absolute Himself.

Everyone has something to say, and this week at Frequency, Pastor Jeff decided to take a seat in the audience and watch as the students came up to share what God had laid on their hearts. It was a very powerful night where God used the students to show the truth of God and the blessings that come with obedience to Him. The night went longer than usual with a large amount of people wanting to come up front to speak. The testimonies were powerful, and the love of God was so present through each person’s words.