life.

I'm really thankful for God for the people He placed around me, my cell group, the varsity ministry.

I remember the day I questioned God if I made the right decision because I fell so badly. I believe many of my friends who faced the division are still unable to get past that issue, whether they admit it or not. I am extremely fortunate that I have long moved on, and growing. The only way is to take the risk to be vulnerable to others and expose the old wounds. Today I can say boldly that God had a plan for me back then when everything was crumbling, and I now see His work done in my life.

Little did I expect to rebuild relationships that quickly, to experience both growth and healing, and have that support and friendship within such short span of time. God's really really been good. And I'm looking forward to much more to come, churchcamp, missions, school etc. Those still struggling with even the slightest hint of injury due to division, please, move on quickly cos greater things are still to be done. Do not linger in the past so that God cannot use you in the present!

still to be done.

You're the God of this city
You're the King of these people
You're the Lord of these nation
You are

You're the light in this darkness
You're the hope to the hopeless
You're the peace to the restless
You are

There is no one like our God
There is no one like our God

For greater things
Have yet to come
And greater things
Are still to be done in this city

For greater things
Have yet to come
And greater things
Are still to be done here

Job 13:15
God might kill me, but I have no other hope. I am going to argue my case with him.(NLT)

My memory verse for the next few months. I'm grateful for my friend Galven for his really edifying 21st birthday celebration. I mean, who would invite Christians-only to his birthday party with the sole purpose of stirring up a spark for revival? Only him I guess.
But it was really not a crazy religionist biased 21st, not a 'holy joe' club as the joker would say. Two things he said caught me. First, was an unoriginal phrase that 'Church works on Sundays, the work of the church begans from Mondays to Saturdays'. Oh how we neglect the importance of the week! Secondly, was his testimony of how he attended zillions of Spirit-awakening conferences, but the one that changed his life around was the one he went back to say 'This fire has to go on'. I was thankful I went, someone losing hope like me.

Hope is rising like the sun.