7 月 1, 2014

I love the Saturday training as it really helps me very much in practicing out what I have heard yet may not know how to integrate into my daily life. In particular, I am benefited a lot from the message that prayers are not something religious but a personal talk to the Lord who has the closest love relationship with me. I can freely reveal all my thoughts and my feeling to Him without any reservation, and the Lord can fully understand. This sets my mind more free before the Lord and makes me to be more and more comfortable

In this past month, I graduated from high school. During my graduation ceremony, I was really upset because I didn’t get the scholarship I wanted despite my efforts. I basically cried for the whole night over it. However our group was learning about the rewards that we’ll obtain at the stage of Christ. No matter how significant people view it or its size, when we do it for God, for sure He’ll remember it because of His deep appreciation. One day before many, He’ll display it by presenting us with rewards for all the things we did for Him. There

In the recent Friday night meeting, brother Fish said to see the things that are unseen. There are many things before my eyes that have been clouding my spiritual eyes. These are worries that hindered my faith to grow stronger. I should see the things that are above, the heavenly things. It is like a book. I know what the ending is because of the Lord’s promise. I should clear out the things clouding me with the joy ahead.

Recently, I have been like a busy bee at work. Very often, I did things on my own, and only when difficulties came would I start to seek for God. In a recent fellowship, a sister spoke of a truth that many Christians might overlook in their lives, which is “Christ in me”. God has always been there and He is living with you and in you. But how often do I overlook this in my busy life! Once again I started to pray to the Lord more often throughout the day, entrusting to Him whatever I am doing. I

Recently due to the teachers’ strike in Vancouver, we made good use of the time to gather together to draw near to God every morning. Those who lived close by to each other would meet in a central point, and the rest of us “met” over the phone. Each morning, we would be on the phone at the same time, pray certain parts of the “Enjoy Eternal Life” prayers by ourselves, sing and worship together, shout for joy together, and pray some parts of the prayers together too. These team times are always within half an hour, we would then