Cy-fair Christian Church

Ziplining? Swimming with crocodiles? Wing walking? Volcano-boarding? Extreme zorbing? If any of these things sound appealing to you, you might have a Type-T personality. That’s what Temple University’s professor of educational psychology, Frank Farley, uses to describe thrill-seekers, or those who are on the hunt for the next intense adventure. "It's the excitement,” he says. "It makes things interesting, keeps you going. When this life is over, you want to be able to look back and say, 'I lived.’"In the fifth installment of our series, Finding Your Way Back to God, we will discover the final awakening: Awakening to life. You first became aware of your desire for something more (awakening to longing). Then you charted a course in a new direction (awakening to regret), but you also realized that you couldn’t do it without God to make a change, and so you came home (awakening to help). When you arrived, He welcomed with inconceivable grace (awakening to love). Now, it’s time to really l