Friday, November 28, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
The correlation between singing and exam papers.
What a way to end with a bang! The last paper was a KILLER. I can't believe it was so difficult! The past year papers were smoke screens for the horror hidden in this year's paper!
I was panicking throughout the paper. I kept telling myself, die die, this one sure jia lat, wah the paper super duper hard, sian man...
I'm just glad that I managed to compose myself. And I did manage to finish the paper. Phew.
At 1115am, with fifteen minutes to go, I was smiling to myself. I just couldn't wait for the paper to end. The holidays are here!! =)
One thing that I realised that calms me done during my exams is singing to myself.
I would get this song in my head, and while furiously scribbling illegible my answers, I would sing the song.
Today's song was super appropriate for my killer paper. I was singing Divine Exchange. Haha.
I was panicking throughout the paper. I kept telling myself, die die, this one sure jia lat, wah the paper super duper hard, sian man...
I'm just glad that I managed to compose myself. And I did manage to finish the paper. Phew.
At 1115am, with fifteen minutes to go, I was smiling to myself. I just couldn't wait for the paper to end. The holidays are here!! =)
One thing that I realised that calms me done during my exams is singing to myself.
I would get this song in my head, and while furiously scribbling illegible my answers, I would sing the song.
Today's song was super appropriate for my killer paper. I was singing Divine Exchange. Haha.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Friday, November 21, 2008
The promise of God
2 Peter 1:3 - "seeing that His divine power has granted to us everything pertaining to life and godliness, through the true knowledge of Him who called us by His own glory and excellence."
Just some food for thought.
God gives His power to overcome sin, to overcome life, to deal with every situation in life, to be able to excel in our workplaces, and yet attain to a godliness in our character, actions and thoughts.
It reminds me that whenever I strive to become more like Him. the source of power is God Himself. Now that's a really cool thought. It's like going for exam with the ultimate kungfu manual.
And God doesn't make it difficult for us to find this manual of answers, we don't need to go to some cave in some remote forest.
God is my Deliverer and my Provider.
God teach me to apply all diligence as your Word says so.
Just some food for thought.
God gives His power to overcome sin, to overcome life, to deal with every situation in life, to be able to excel in our workplaces, and yet attain to a godliness in our character, actions and thoughts.
It reminds me that whenever I strive to become more like Him. the source of power is God Himself. Now that's a really cool thought. It's like going for exam with the ultimate kungfu manual.
And God doesn't make it difficult for us to find this manual of answers, we don't need to go to some cave in some remote forest.
God is my Deliverer and my Provider.
God teach me to apply all diligence as your Word says so.
Sunday, November 16, 2008
It's the relationship that matters.
It's quite funny how over the course of this week and the weeks before, I've been asking God really fundamental questions about life. Questions like : What am I here for? What is my purpose in everyday living? They seem to be pretty prominent in my thoughts recently.
I've come to a point where I wonder about my purpose in existence, and the meaning and relation to God in the daily activities that I do.
Ever since leaving my old church, I've been serving way much less than before. And in this period of rest, minimal ministry stuff, it seemed as if God was stripping it down and allowing me to rediscover.
I just had zone meeting on Friday and the eyes of my heart popped out when Newson said this, " Everyone will ask three basic questions in their life. One, "Who am I?" Two, " What am I doing?" And three, "Why am I doing?" It's quite cool how sometimes, when God speaks to you, He really hammers the nail at the exact spot.
If I could sum up what I go out of the sharing, it would be the word 'relationship'.
I wondered why I couldn't see it. It was as if on Friday night, my blind eyes were open ( Bob Mendelsohn shared about the blind man today =) and I suddenly understood.
Learning to make christianity a relationship and not a job. =) It's not about performance!
And so I've decided to rediscover my relationship with God. It's like a second honeymoon, for a lack of a better expression. =P
I've come to a point where I wonder about my purpose in existence, and the meaning and relation to God in the daily activities that I do.
Ever since leaving my old church, I've been serving way much less than before. And in this period of rest, minimal ministry stuff, it seemed as if God was stripping it down and allowing me to rediscover.
I just had zone meeting on Friday and the eyes of my heart popped out when Newson said this, " Everyone will ask three basic questions in their life. One, "Who am I?" Two, " What am I doing?" And three, "Why am I doing?" It's quite cool how sometimes, when God speaks to you, He really hammers the nail at the exact spot.
If I could sum up what I go out of the sharing, it would be the word 'relationship'.
I wondered why I couldn't see it. It was as if on Friday night, my blind eyes were open ( Bob Mendelsohn shared about the blind man today =) and I suddenly understood.
Learning to make christianity a relationship and not a job. =) It's not about performance!
And so I've decided to rediscover my relationship with God. It's like a second honeymoon, for a lack of a better expression. =P
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