School starts for the NTU people tomorrow.
Whether I like it or not, I'll have to face it.
"What you face in life is decided by God, but HOW you face it is entirely up to you."
The past few months have been moments of crafting out my vision for my life and being aware of my purpose for living. The true test of them all starts tomorrow.
I'm stepping back into my academic life with a vision, with purpose, with conviction and awareness that I'm doing all these for God.
And I have faith that God will see me through it all.
But feelings wise, I'm terribly scared. I feel I'm not ready for it yet. I feel that I won't make it as well as before.
But feelings are merely feelings...
Sunday, August 05, 2007
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Old Photos
Okay...so a vision's important...really
School starts next week. And I'm feeling kind of worried, anxious and a little fearful. Thinking of the hectic schedule, the impending workloads, and the commitments up my sleeve the next semester makes me wanna dig a trench and hide in it for good.
But I realise that these emotions and feelings aren't everything.
Thing is, to survive the road ahead, I've got to stay focused on my destination. Many times it's easy to lose track of things and wonder off course, only to realise that you've wasted so much time wandering about while you should have spent that time moving on.
My life vision is: To live wholeheartedly and passionately for God, being sharp and sensitive in effectiveness, walking intimately with Him and experiencing His abundance.
My core values are: Discipline, Diligence, Discernment, Passion, Faithfulness, Humility and Integrity.
To tell you the truth, and nothing but the truth, I am ready to die for my vision.
I know this vision is something that will hold me through and help me look beyond my circumstances in the days to come.
Thinking about the reason why I came up with all this actually gives me the conviction and empowerment to strive to live the way God intended me to live. I know I can never rely on emotional highs and sometimes, people because all these will falter.
But one thing I'm sure of is God Himself. He's the One who is faithful and omnipotent even till the very end of time.
So what's your purpose and/or vision?
But I realise that these emotions and feelings aren't everything.
Thing is, to survive the road ahead, I've got to stay focused on my destination. Many times it's easy to lose track of things and wonder off course, only to realise that you've wasted so much time wandering about while you should have spent that time moving on.
My life vision is: To live wholeheartedly and passionately for God, being sharp and sensitive in effectiveness, walking intimately with Him and experiencing His abundance.
My core values are: Discipline, Diligence, Discernment, Passion, Faithfulness, Humility and Integrity.
To tell you the truth, and nothing but the truth, I am ready to die for my vision.
I know this vision is something that will hold me through and help me look beyond my circumstances in the days to come.
Thinking about the reason why I came up with all this actually gives me the conviction and empowerment to strive to live the way God intended me to live. I know I can never rely on emotional highs and sometimes, people because all these will falter.
But one thing I'm sure of is God Himself. He's the One who is faithful and omnipotent even till the very end of time.
So what's your purpose and/or vision?
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Bluntly Speaking 4
Please WAKE UP
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Please look beyond yourself. Please think of your pastors and leaders who are working so hard. You think it's easy to manage people, you think it's easy to prepare for cell, you think it's easy to be forgiving and gracious to you? Think again.
I'm pretty sick and tired of stupid, shitty excuses here and there already.
God is the Almighty - the Most High. He deserves your everything. And you think your excuse is justifiable? Wake up, lah!
You know, people who come to church dragging their feet, people who switch off during the sermon, people who come because of friends, people who take God's grace for granted - I've had enough of these kind of people.
I know everyone have struggles and very big challenges in life.
But do you think the leaders have none? Do you think the leaders have a smooth-sailing voyage all year long? THINK AGAIN.
Leaders struggle with their work, their academic lives, their family commitments, and do you think they deserve your lukewarm and lackluster attitude?
Definitely not.
I pray that God will reveal your heart to you. That He will shake you, stir you up and wake up your idea.
I've been guilty of this before. And honestly speaking, I'm more than willing to be disciplined - no matter how severe or strict it is.
It's time you should too.
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Please look beyond yourself. Please think of your pastors and leaders who are working so hard. You think it's easy to manage people, you think it's easy to prepare for cell, you think it's easy to be forgiving and gracious to you? Think again.
I'm pretty sick and tired of stupid, shitty excuses here and there already.
God is the Almighty - the Most High. He deserves your everything. And you think your excuse is justifiable? Wake up, lah!
You know, people who come to church dragging their feet, people who switch off during the sermon, people who come because of friends, people who take God's grace for granted - I've had enough of these kind of people.
I know everyone have struggles and very big challenges in life.
But do you think the leaders have none? Do you think the leaders have a smooth-sailing voyage all year long? THINK AGAIN.
Leaders struggle with their work, their academic lives, their family commitments, and do you think they deserve your lukewarm and lackluster attitude?
Definitely not.
I pray that God will reveal your heart to you. That He will shake you, stir you up and wake up your idea.
I've been guilty of this before. And honestly speaking, I'm more than willing to be disciplined - no matter how severe or strict it is.
It's time you should too.
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