Too close for comfort

Saturday was really a night of revelations. I firmly believe now that the more time you spend together with someone, the more you will know that someone. So it was with slight hesitation that I went with my family to the bbq. Apparently the theme for the night was alcohol. So the food was marinated and spiked with VSOP, Vodka, Tequila and Beer. Well, at least the food was good:0 And I realized Asahi Beer is the only beer that I can finish a whole can of.

anyway, we ate a bit, and the group split into two, the parents at one table, while the younger ones gathered at another table. So as we talked, and as I observed, I was able to pick up quite a lot from the mannerisms and the words of the rest. On hindsight, and even during the bbq, I was already thanking God for revealing so much to me. I felt a sense of relief when I knew he wasn't the right person.

I am very glad to say that I'm back on the right track, no more swaying for me! After the incident, I am all the more assured that I am not a person who can be distracted for long. And Thank God for BBTC. I love my church:D I felt so joyful and so very very glad I could stand in corporate worship today and the message was simple but very meaningful. There is always hope for the hopeless. And we believe not in hope itself, but rather, in our God of hope.

I was just sharing with my mum about how I feel when we return from Korea, everything that we know now might be changed in irrevocable ways. And she told me that not all change is bad, I agreed. I am right now looking forward to the changes, and very much ready to move on:)

Jesus, You must be lifted up. You must increase, and we decrease. Above all else, You must be the person we love the most. Nothing can compare to You, for everything falls short. So Lord, fill us with Your hope, and let us be delivered from all our fears and hopelessness. You are holy, therefore, let us be holy. 1 Peter 1:16