What Men Live By

Jesus answered, "It is written: 'Man does not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.'"-Matthew 4:4

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

I Want to Live...For God

I thank my God every time I remember you.
-Philippians 1:3

Everytime after ministering to people, I feel drained. It is as if someone has taken something away from your body.

It feels good to be able to stand in the gap, listening and praying for them, but I know the evil one is not happy. I don't know how to describe that feeling. Mental malfunction? Emotional fatigue? Spiritual attack?

I told God I want to be an angel to everyone around me, if not, as many people as possible.

He answered my prayers by sending me difficult people, unlovable people, people with problems or depression etc. at different periods of my life. Sometimes it's really hard to soothe or even calm them especially when they start crying. Sometimes when the conversations become tense, I would have to receive scoldings too.

I'm not sure why. Old and young, guys and girls, tend to pour out their hearts to me, sometimes I have to put my work aside just to pay attention to them. I guess it's my willingness and availability to listen/attend to people that God sees in me that allowed Him to bring people to me.

However, I dread what comes next everytime. I gained friends who would trust me more than ever after that, but I also lost a friend through this kind of experience. I almost lose all my confidence, myself during that period of time. Sometimes when imaginations or nightmares that something bad will happen to him/her comes, I would wake up from my sleep or work and pray. And that can be just so physically tiring.

Just be glad Angela.. Be glad that you have someone and something to pray for every night before bed and every morning when you wake up. It's a blessing to be able to pray for someone else apart from yourself. =) After all, that's what you wanted to do right? Yup, I will not give up caring.

ok, shall count this as a blessing, instead of being so melancholy... =P

Sunday, June 03, 2007

Students Lose Diplomas Over Cheers

I thank my God every time I remember you.
-Philippians 1:3

News Article: Galesburg High Students Lose Diplomas Over Cheers

omg... can you imagine this to happen in Singapore Polytechnic?

Almost all the Diploma in Media and Communication students can forget about their diploma certs if the "no-cheering" law were to be enforced, looking at the way DMC students cheered for their fellow graduants on Graduation Day...

Well, I guess we're just so blessed here. =P