This is Annalynne Bennett.
Out of everyone I know, Annalynne is at the top of the list of people I get way too over-excited to see. The best word I could use to describe her is passionate. It is so prevalent how deeply she cares for the Lord and for the people she loves, and she is not afraid to make that love known to the world. I remember one day in Bolton, Annalynne had flashcards of all the people she was praying for- that bold profession of faith in such a tangible way (and her humble response to me complimenting her on her idea) inspires me to this day!
Be receptive. Coming into college I was not a believer, did not have the intent of becoming a believer, and certainly didn’t see myself becoming part of a community of believers. Yet there was always one irrefutable fact that managed to creep in. Jesus is so good and so very present on this campus. Everyday, no matter how I tried to run, hide, stray from His perfect love, it remained unwavering. Every single wall I had built and every reservation I had created about myself, about God, and about others has and will continue to be radically changed through His grace and mercy. So, now when I think of the future, when my depression and anxiety tear me to shreds, I now get to see that I never have and never will be alone. Being receptive of His perfect love and being receptive to the gifts, people, and adversity He brings my way has forever rooted me in this faith. It has forever rooted me in community. Because now I can see when I am being put back together that it isn’t a burden to carry alone but an opportunity to share with a heavily father and a heavenly community that loves me deeply beyond belief. Will you be receptive?
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