Didn't hear you guys for so so long... I miss you guys so badly!!! How was everyone's going? :) seems everyone are too busy in their school stuffs... Homework... Tests and exams... However I also want to remind all of you that God is so good to you... As a Christian to show your love to God as basis is to go church on time every Sunday. It is not a homework you have to deal everyday but is to worship our almighty Lord. It is a MUST no matter how busy you are. I know how was feel coz I have been lazy in the old days... And not going to church was actually a kind of laziness... If we do love our God, and want to get closer with Him, we should follow his way and trust him. Wholly trust Him and let Him guide you. God knows the future, so we are safe in his hands. Homework can always be finished on time after going to church. Because God will help us to complete them and definitely he won't let you fail in test and fail doing your work. Trust Him. And you will find your way. I have a nice verse to remind all of my friends which is come from the Philippians.
Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. (Philip 4: 6-7)
Remember: You do your best and God do the rest. Set yourself free in God and you will find peace in Him. :)
My all dear MUJ1 brothers and sisters... Though I am in another part of the world... But I am always with you and support you... Hope everyone grows in the love of God and relax your stresses by prayer. Take care :)
Our CE teacher showed us a clip which touched everyone and it taught me not to give up at times of trouble but to face it. The clip was about the hope and the love from the father, Dick Hoyt, to his son, Rick Hoyt. Rick Hoyt was born on January 10, 1962 and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, a condition which occurred when the oxygen that goes to the brain during the birth process was blocked when he was born. Doctors told Rick’s parents that Rick was nothing but a “vegetable”, but Rick’s parents decided to give their son a life and hope. Rick’s parents did everything to help their son to have a life just like a normal person. Rick’s mother, Judy, spent hours each day teaching Rich the alphabet with sandpaper letters and posting signs on every object in the house. In a short amount of time, Rick learned the alphabet. Rick had also experienced sledding, rolling down the grassy hill, and swimming. When Rick was 12, the family raised $5000 and bought a touch pad for Rick which was to put around Rick’s head so he could communicate with the outside world through the computer. Rick had also made a very good academic achievement and graduated from a major university.
Something inspirited Rick’s father, Dick. It brought Dick running in fundraisers for paralyzed teenagers, and bringing Rick with him. Dick used to be in the army so he didn’t struggle with any problems many people had. He started training with Rick again and they formed a team call the Team Hoyt in 1977. At that time, Dick was 40 years old and Rick was 18 year old. Dick would pull Rick in a special boat as they swim, carry him in a special seat the front as they biked, and pushes him in a special wheel chair as they run. Until August 31, 2008, Team Hoyt had participated in a total of 984 events; 229 Triathlons (6 was iron man competitions), 20 Decathlons, and 66 Marathons. They had also biked and ran across the USA on 1992, which was a 3735 mile journey and took them 45 days. Dick had accomplished his dream, to gave life and hope to his son. Reporters questioned Rick what he wishes to give to his father, and Rick’s reply was, “The thing I'd most like is that my dad would sit in the chair and I would push him once."
The relationship of Dick and Rick was like to relationship of God and us. God will never abandon us or leave us even when bad things happen to us. He will always stay with us and give hope to us.