A Lil' Sharing.
My Sunday Mornings, Past, Present and Future.
As I was driving to church this morning and singing along to familiar Praise and Worship songs with my mum and sis, it feels really great to be up on a lovely Sunday morning. Lovely weather. Lovely family and a Loving God.
Sundays Before December 2003.
My typical Sundays start at 1pm. Sometimes perhaps 2pm. And I usually woke up feeling grouchy and irritable. Come to think of it, I'm still figuring out what on earth did I do on my Sundays before I go to church. Life back was just a fuzzy blur of events. Ah well, nevermind, thats not the main point.
The point is, my Sunday mornings and in fact my life are really never the same again after 25 December 2003. If there was a date that I can state as a turning point in life, that would be it. The Christmas of 2003.
And I know, for the many more Sundays to come, my mornings will be spent in church with my family and of course with the extended family of God. It's really my prayer that in the long run, my entire family and even my future family will go to church together. And after church, the kids will go to Sunday School, the grandparents will go for line dancing (HAHA) in the MellowGreen community in church. Haha, yeah, sounds to be an idealistic thinking. But I believe in God with all my heart, that is how my Sundays in the near and far future will be like.
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James 1:5-6
If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him. But when he asks, he must believe and not doubt, because he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind.
And I love this old hymn which LeAnn Rimes did a cover version of.
[I Know Who Holds My Tomorrows]
I don't know about tomorrow
I just live from day to day
And I don't borrow from its sunshine
'Cause the skies might turn to grey.
And I don't worry about the future,
'Cause I know what Jesus said,
And today I'm gonna walk right beside him
'Cause he's the one who knows what is ahead
There are things about tomorrow
That I don't seem to understand
But I know who holds tomorrow
And I know who holds my hand
And each step is getting brighter
As the golden stairs I climb
And every burden is getting lighter
And all the clouds are silver lined
There the sun is always shining
And no tears will ever dim the eye
And the ending of the rainbow
Where the mountains touch the sky
There are many things about tomorrow
I don't seem to understand
But I know who holds tomorrow
And I know who holds my hand
Yes I know who holds my hand.
Ain't it so wonderful to be assured.
Everytime I start fretting over my annoying career options, I'll think of this song. It is just this innate desire to land myself in a well paying and satisfying job which gives me undue worries and pressure.
It's really time to step back and allow God to intervene.
My Sunday Mornings, Past, Present and Future.
As I was driving to church this morning and singing along to familiar Praise and Worship songs with my mum and sis, it feels really great to be up on a lovely Sunday morning. Lovely weather. Lovely family and a Loving God.
Sundays Before December 2003.
My typical Sundays start at 1pm. Sometimes perhaps 2pm. And I usually woke up feeling grouchy and irritable. Come to think of it, I'm still figuring out what on earth did I do on my Sundays before I go to church. Life back was just a fuzzy blur of events. Ah well, nevermind, thats not the main point.
The point is, my Sunday mornings and in fact my life are really never the same again after 25 December 2003. If there was a date that I can state as a turning point in life, that would be it. The Christmas of 2003.
And I know, for the many more Sundays to come, my mornings will be spent in church with my family and of course with the extended family of God. It's really my prayer that in the long run, my entire family and even my future family will go to church together. And after church, the kids will go to Sunday School, the grandparents will go for line dancing (HAHA) in the MellowGreen community in church. Haha, yeah, sounds to be an idealistic thinking. But I believe in God with all my heart, that is how my Sundays in the near and far future will be like.
*******
James 1:5-6
If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him. But when he asks, he must believe and not doubt, because he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind.
And I love this old hymn which LeAnn Rimes did a cover version of.
[I Know Who Holds My Tomorrows]
I don't know about tomorrow
I just live from day to day
And I don't borrow from its sunshine
'Cause the skies might turn to grey.
And I don't worry about the future,
'Cause I know what Jesus said,
And today I'm gonna walk right beside him
'Cause he's the one who knows what is ahead
There are things about tomorrow
That I don't seem to understand
But I know who holds tomorrow
And I know who holds my hand
And each step is getting brighter
As the golden stairs I climb
And every burden is getting lighter
And all the clouds are silver lined
There the sun is always shining
And no tears will ever dim the eye
And the ending of the rainbow
Where the mountains touch the sky
There are many things about tomorrow
I don't seem to understand
But I know who holds tomorrow
And I know who holds my hand
Yes I know who holds my hand.
Ain't it so wonderful to be assured.
Everytime I start fretting over my annoying career options, I'll think of this song. It is just this innate desire to land myself in a well paying and satisfying job which gives me undue worries and pressure.
It's really time to step back and allow God to intervene.
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Totally Random.
I miss our Cyber cafe and tapping onto free wireless.
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