Job Update

So, I'm sure that your saying, "it's about time Gianni updated his blog." This is a much needed update on my Utah job search and relocation efforts. I came to Utah on October 1st and planned on staying until the 7Th. Long story short, but plans changed and I'll be back in Fresno on Wednesday the 14Th. I originally came up for police officer testing with the Layton Police Department. I was tested on Physical Agility as well as a Written Examination. I passed both of the tests and had my Oral Board Examination on Monday the 5Th. Now I sit and wait hoping that I scored high enough for a possible job opportunity. Just pray that God would put me right where He wants me, and if that's not in Layton, that's fine by me. I have a couple more interviews on Monday the 12Th. One is with Whole Foods and one is with an Industrial Supply Company called Allred's. Also, I filled out an application for the Transportation Security Agency (TSA) to work at the Salt Lake Airport. My friend Randy Sweet (Mormonism Research Ministry) knows the head guy for TSA because he works at the airport, and he's going to give him my resume on Monday the 12Th. So, there are a number of possibilities in the air as to where I could possibly end up working. I know God has called me to Utah because I always feel such a heavy burden for the LDS people, whom are so sincere and so genuine, but just can't accept the Grace of God that is freely given apart from any works that we can do. All I want to do is proclaim the gospel for the rest of my days, not setting aside the Grace of God, because if righteousness could be gained through the law, Christ died for nothing. I just pray that, in God's timing, I would be in Utah permanently and on the mission field boldly and confidently flaunting the Love of Christ, that was shown when while we were yet sinners, He died for us. I get so excited about being in Utah and I never want to go back to Fresno when I'm here. Love all of you. Thanks for your love in return and your prayers to the Lord Most High that He would send workers out into His harvest field.