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Written by Rev Goh Aik Hiang
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Wednesday, 18 August 2010 02:23 |
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I received a phone call on National Day, and again the caller was an elderly lady in her seventies. I knew her and her sister many years ago, since the day I became their pastor. Both of them are blind.
She would occasionally call me to ask how I am doing. Though she is not well educated, she has a simple and child like faith on God in addition, she is cheerful and kind. She is very much depended on her husband as she is blind.
She also called to inform me that her sister has passed away a few months ago yet she is comforted reason being her sister does not need to suffer any more and she is home with God now. I was moved to tears. A blind woman who had lost her sister and yet she called to ask about my well being.
I thank God for her. I would call her my “Blind Guardian Angel”.
May the LORD be with you and your love ones. |
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Written by Jonathan Teo Heng Leng
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Friday, 09 July 2010 03:41 |
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Written by Ps Charles Tan
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Friday, 02 July 2010 07:33 |
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Half the year has just gone by and I have noticed that the word “Glory” stands out most significantly. God is allowing significant events to direct us in order to keep us focus in all we do to behold His glory.
Beginning of the year, we were challenged to build our altar and drawing near to God simply by establishing His glory in our lives. The “Living Hope” devotional guide reminds us to see and resolve our hidden agenda, so that we have the right image as Christ restored us. This enables us to reflect His glory.
Following that, we celebrated His Resurrection and held the Mission Conference as we aim to declare His glory (Psalm 96). Around this time, though a number of our members were not well, yet the glory of God is manifested through our love, prayers and support of God’s family.
Recently, the camp speaker, Rev. Chris Long reminded us to live a blessed life and to shine His glory like light in the city. Even in the midnight hours, whether be it through sickness or crisis, we can still bring Him glory.
In the coming month of July, let us see how corporately we can behold His glory through setting ourselves aside in prayer during these 40 days of sanctification.
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Written by Patricia Tan
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Friday, 08 January 2010 04:04 |
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