I just reached home not long ago. And i sense the zeal to quickly post this writing now before i call it a night. *not going to yawn now* =P
Indeed it is a great night. Great as in not just the fellowship among the brothers and sisters, but great because of the impartation of the seasonal Words from our brother, Torchie from Hope Brisbane.
"The Heart of Desperation"
Exodus 33:12-14
Moses and the Glory of the LORD
12 Moses said to the LORD, "You have been telling me, 'Lead these people,' but you have not let me know whom you will send with me. You have said, 'I know you by name and you have found favor with me.' 13 If you are pleased with me, teach me your ways so I may know you and continue to find favor with you. Remember that this nation is your people."
14 The LORD replied, "My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest."
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God is omni present. He's everywhere. Everywhere that we go, He's always there. Always and never fail. When we close our eyes, we are seeing just a black piece of picture. Yet, deep down in us, we know that there's a God who cares for us, who loves us, who is there watching us. And God is not done with us yet, therefore our aim is always to know and love the Lord more and more and more each day of our lives.
Desperation is the key to God's presence. We need to be desperate enough to reach out to the Lord's hand. The important key is not the maturity of our level in serving, but it lies in the basic foundation, which is the
love relationship with our Savior -Jesus-
Such relationship that will be solid and always stand firm regardless of any hit and strike from the devils. No one, no other things can break the relationship between we, and the Almighty.
Let's also seek the Solver, not the solution. Many times, when we are too focus on the solutions and we neglected the Solver. Same goes to, we often tend to ignore the Giver, and focus on the gift itself. Therefore, people, let's truly come back the the very very First Love where you and I know the Lord personally for the first time.
"No bible, no breakfast"... Yea, we better start applying this biblical quote in our daily life eh. No play play. Don't laugh. No bible, no lunch. lol..
Nonetheless, what our brother, Torchie has mentioned is very true:
Unity. Regardless of our age, race and occupation, our calling is to be united as one. Always.Unity brings blessing and it pleases the Lord. No conflict. No misunderstanding. No scolding. No hatred. But only unity in us.
I'm truly inspired. See you on Bible Conference. Torchie will be leading P&W on Friday night.
My eyes are getting heavier and heavier now.... Night people!
