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We're a Young Adult cell group from WRPF here to shine for God!! =) Let us learn to live our lives honouring Jesus and walking with him, and live up to our name!
Being very tired and moody now, I am in this very reminiscing and sort worn out mood. Not exactly sure how to describe it and I'm not sure if anyone understands, but I figured that no one would be reading this blog anymore anyway.
I still remember the good times we had, the great times we had, and the wonderful times we had. So many wonderful memories, the good old times.
I miss those times were we stuck out together, getting excited over taboo or just playing some silly games..
Time flies, people change, in status, in calling, in jobs, in direction, in position, and most importantly in life. The inspiration no longer inspires, and the aspirations loses yet to pespiration. Worn, dreary, tired. We grow old, we change, we figure. People start moving in different directions, for better or for best.
Those great Saturdays, will they ever return?
You who were part of this once great body, always remember that body that you were from and the body that you serve!
I'm sure watchnight was good for many of us, it was almost a whole cell reunion, less Gabriel, Sharon, Shu En, Nicholas, Ramesh, Yu Zhi, Xinning.. And forgive me if I missed out anyone.. Hehe..
Well it has been a good start for 2008, so I hope we maintain it guys!
Let's keep together, and keep the flame for our God strong.
Since we have a meeting tomorrow, let's pray that it goes well and we can see our direction for the cell in this new 2008.
Hi guys, was reading this devotion and thought of shu'en's colleague/friend (kenneth i think), whom she talked about during cell; particularly the phrase "You will seek him and find him when you seek him with all your heart” (Duet. 4:29). - we can pray this verse for him!
Following the Star by Max Lucado
Suppose you could give a gift to Christ, what would it be? How could you possibly select a gift for the One who not only has everything, but who made everything?
The Wise Men did. They can be an example to us. In addition to the gold, frankincense, and myrrh, they gave the Savior some gifts we can give him today: their hope, their time, and their worship.
The wandering wise men gave Jesus their hope. When everyone else saw a night sky, this small band of men saw the light. The sight of the star sparked a desire in their hearts that send them packing. They went, seeking Jesus.
When night comes to your world, what do you see? The darkness or the stars? Hopelessness or hopefulness? Sometimes, just as he did so long ago, God uses the darkness to reveal his stars—“The light shines in the darkness” (John 1:5). Give God your hope for Christmas.
While you’re giving, give God your time. The wise men did. Before they gave God their presents, they gave their presence. It’s likely that these men traveled as long as two years before locating the prince of heaven. Before that one incredible moment when they knelt before Jesus, the wise men spent many moments, months, perhaps years searching, in anticipation of that meeting. Just as the wise men devoted themselves to seeking the Savior, so can you: “You will seek him and find him when you seek him with all your heart” (Duet. 4:29).
And when they did find him, the wise men gave Jesus another gift: their worship. Men of wealth, influence, and intellect: what did they do when they saw Jesus? “…they fell down and worshiped him” (Matt. 2:11)
Worship. It’s a gift that extends to the giver as well. Through worship, we come to see God more clearly. God invites us, through worship, to see his face so he can change ours. In worship, we simply stand before God with a prepared and willing heart and let God do his work. And he does. He wipes away the tears. He mops away the perspiration. He softens our furrowed brows. He touches our cheeks. He changes our faces as we worship. The wise men sought the child of God, just as God seeks his children. “The Father is actively seeking such people to worship him” (John 4:23).
The gifts of hope, time, and worship. Three gifts the wise still give.
Just tot I'd post a pic to cheer anyone who is as stress as me up!
Anyway, cell this week at church at 330pm, please do try go support!! Grace doing ice-breaker.. Then I think winnie is doing word.. So do try to go and support if u dun have exams k?
Jia you all peeps.. Regardless whether you are having exams, or facing challenges in ur lives. Remember that God is always there. And so is uncle Abe.