GMC just got a new blog site! I'm excited! =)
http://accountenance.blogspot.com/
awesome. I posted something on the site already about how its such a great way to keep in touch and enourage other people and keep others in prayer. I was very very very encouraged by that today. So overall, even though Wednesday is a long day at school, and even though i was fasting, it wasn't bad.... at all. =) By God's grace. God is really providing for me, in small ways and big. I am confident that He will continue to do so as i remain in His will this semester.
Also, during Family group tonight, i realised that God is really in control of all things, alot more than we often realise. We had to share about a person in our life that we wanted to evangelish/reach out to, and he said Will Callahan. It's kinda strange cos i definitely prayed about him before, but never really found the opportunity or setting to even begin to talk to him. To hear Simon's conviction is really encouraging. God, God's plans, are so much bigger than all of us, than any of us. Amen!
The other thing, which I write here, is so that i will be accountable. I want to set aside at least 10 minutes of every day to pray for someone other than myself. Now i have no excuse since i know the prayer requests of the church people from home, and from JCA, and from my family, and from my friends. I really can't say there's nothing to pray about. The other thing, is that something has to change about the way i evangelise. It's easy to do what i've always done, meet up with someone consistently, pray for them quietly, ask them to church events occasionally. I think it's time to take things to the next step. To really begin something active, to actively love them in a real obvious way, but not for my glory but that they may see Christ. Or to actually talk to them, discuss religion, discuss Christ. So, now that i've written it, i actually have to do it!!!
Okay, anyhow, enough blogging. Time to go back to some work! Ah... the life of a student!
I realise tho' that though today was long, the blessing is this... with long busy days, it gives us an opportunity to see more of God's providence!