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Desire to be a vessel of honor unto the Lord Jesus Christ?
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https://christianforums.net/threads/a-vessel-of-honor.110278/
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Taking the time to pray? Christ is the answer in times of need
https://christianforums.net/threads/psalm-70-1-save-me-o-god-lord-help-me-now.108509/
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Depending upon the Holy Spirit for all you do?
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How are famous preachers sometimes effected by sin?
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See you guys later I'm going back to hell
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Pizza
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My high school years were hell.
I hated that place.
I hated the worthless and asinine "guidance counselors".
I hated SO many of my fellow students - what a bunch of creeps they were.
I never belonged there.
Left in the 11th grade with a D+ average. Went to 'night school' or "adult ed" for my 12th year and earned a "B" average. By 19 I'd passed my FCC license exam, so I beat out other college grads because the law said you had to have a federal license to do the work.
Finally finished my degree at age 49, graduated with "high academic honors", I was in the top 25 of several hundred students. My lowest grade was a 3.1 in College Algebra (odd, since my next math class, College Algebra II / Precalc, I earned a 4.0)
I succeeded in life, but high school had nothing what so ever to do with my success.
I hated that place.
I hated the worthless and asinine "guidance counselors".
I hated SO many of my fellow students - what a bunch of creeps they were.
I never belonged there.
Left in the 11th grade with a D+ average. Went to 'night school' or "adult ed" for my 12th year and earned a "B" average. By 19 I'd passed my FCC license exam, so I beat out other college grads because the law said you had to have a federal license to do the work.
Finally finished my degree at age 49, graduated with "high academic honors", I was in the top 25 of several hundred students. My lowest grade was a 3.1 in College Algebra (odd, since my next math class, College Algebra II / Precalc, I earned a 4.0)
I succeeded in life, but high school had nothing what so ever to do with my success.
Brock
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Yeah a lot of what I learn in school is so pointless about 80% of it is an that's not even an exaggeration.
That's life,work is distraction to what Is important but well no money and no food .
Not_Now.Soon
Member
Good luck at school Brock. There's a lot of benifit from it so enjoy it while it lasts. Not just what you learn but also meeting friends and joining groups of shared intrest or school sports teams. After you graduate it's a different world and harder find these things as locally and as easily.
The learning is good too. After highschool it becomes unreasonably expensive to learn in school settings. So enjoy it while it lasts.
The learning is good too. After highschool it becomes unreasonably expensive to learn in school settings. So enjoy it while it lasts.
What kind of classes are you taking?
Can you take college courses through your high school?
What grade are you in?
I am in high school, too and either am being home schooled this year or going to public BUT am definitely taking college courses, they are free for high school students and I can study other subjects not provided in high school.
In my opinion, it's the only way out of my parent's house and becoming dependent.
Can you take college courses through your high school?
What grade are you in?
I am in high school, too and either am being home schooled this year or going to public BUT am definitely taking college courses, they are free for high school students and I can study other subjects not provided in high school.
In my opinion, it's the only way out of my parent's house and becoming dependent.
civilwarbuff
Member
You know, I hated history in HS.....but look at my name today.....just because it seems pointless today does not mean it won't have value later........
Except English.I hates English Rules.double negative in grammar?
Pizza
Member
We can't read your posts here or on FB and not already know this about you.
Edited, ironically, I had to fix my grammar.
Lol.We can't read your posts here or on FB and not already know this about you.
Edited, ironically, I had to fix my grammar.
flyboy2610
Member
You just can't not get away from them, can you?
th1b.taylor
Member
Roger that on not affecting success. I almost graduated the eighth grade, I failed English... I could speak English, just fine, so for what would I ever need to be taught. At seventeen I entered the service and because of my desired MOS I had to be a High School Graduate, hey gave me the GED Tests and I maxed two of them and a couple I scored in the low nineties and I was certified.
I did take several College classes in the Service and after I came home but as an uneducated dummy I also established my own company but I will admit that I missed not being with the guys in High School. You will never get that back.
Ah. I was homeschooled. It was easy until I got to later grades, then I had trouble keeping up with all the extra work.
But you know what, you can do it.
But you know what, you can do it.
Brock
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Brock
Member
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Instead, could we label it as opportunity? What effort you may put into your present study can well define the quality of life you enjoy the remainder of your days. Praying for you brother.
Nope
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banded butterfly
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School A.K.A HELL starts back up for me in 3 days
Decades later and I still remember how tickled pink I was on the last day, graduation, of high school. 
Happy trails. This may help. You know, road to school/hell, hot, get it?
