pardon the "????" title, but I'm just excited about everything God has in store for everyone. haha, if that made any sense.

join past and present MG girls in a time of worship (and we believe, revival) @
LOVEMGS 2009: REJOICE!
TOMORROW, 24TH JULY,
~6 PM QUADRANGLE okkkk?

"It'll be an exciting and refreshing time " is an understatement. trust me! :)



founder's day dinner on saturday...yet another milestone in my life thus far (5/8 of which was spent schooling in MG). man, we're graduating at the end of this year. 2009. grahhhh, prelims in about 2 weeks! I haven't done a countdown. it's my first time not doing one, I think I'll be too stressed. friends and family support is important, and I thank God that I've got lots. when you let go and let God, you know He's taken the wheel, you're reassured that whatever you've set before him in prayer, through petition, and whoever you've lifted up to him (yes, prayer for a friend, remember? scroll down!) are in His hands and He will do as He deems fit. all you have to do is wait upon Him...wait upon our everlasting God. praise Him for every little good thing...and still praise Him for every bad thing. He turns things around, He does...
and yay, church on sunday. it seems like forever till the next sunday after a 'today' sunday (okay, as long as I get what I mean, hahaha)...you can worship God everyday anywhere, at home, in school, but it's always different when you're among a congregation AND on top of that, at least for me, seeing a bunch of oldies (yes some even in wheelchairs) faithfully coming for service can get very very heartening. it doesn't matter whether they can sit still for as long as a sermon lasts, have their attention on the speaker and screen for long, or whether they actually understand anything or not. because at some point in time, they've already accepted Him as their personal saviour, and for as long as they can, they'll worship Him with all their hearts while they're still alive. it's always lovely to hear AMAZING testimonies too...we've all got our own, I have mine, but it says something when you realise something you never thought could happen actually happened; it says something about God's Word. that it's true, "with God, all things are possible" (matt 19:26). hahah grahhh I don't like withdrawal symptoms. I miss serving on fridays but yes studies' #1 priority, it pleases God when we obey authority. grandparents love to see me at home on friday nights now - they ask "你今天没去教会啊？” (you're not in church tonight?) with a smile on their faces. now you never know what goes through their minds. they may start to be more curious about this God of ours...He never said we MUST go to church AT ALL CAUSE and He never said we couldn't stop serving Him, He isn't gonna get angry and I can never be His most loved child again (wait, I'm sure there's more to this, but I don't really know, so perhaps I'll ask my daddy tonight, haha) and as family, they're of course glad I'm responding to their concerns too. honestly, while I was still serving, they nagged at me every night! because they were worried I was spending (or to them, wasting) so much time on 'unnecessary' stuff. they only saw (and still see) my studies as the most important, and the only thing I should be focussing on right now. so whooopeee, I should really get off the comp. now.

I love my God. I love Him so so much. I hope you do too...and on a sidenote, I have a sudden urge to drum. wherere the drums when I need them!! cheers. :)