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It's very early in the morning, 4:52am. Waiting for my favorite fishball noodle stall to open and I'll be one of the first customer to "patronize". Meanwhile, it is very quiet, listening to "you look wonderful tonight" and "everything" by Michael Bluebay....lol. I am taking this time to think about my past week. I want to thank God for all that he has blessed me with. The friends, the encouraging people around me. The sermon last week by Mr Gn still ringing in my head, and I have decided to read and study on the sermon on the mount, and start preparing lesson on that, to do with my members in SNP. I think it is very important to teach the correct understanding of what true discipleship is all about, so that we don't go around thinking that we are one by our own standard, but by His.
