I just came back from a seminar at St Andrews Cathedral! On Elijah: An ordinary man in extraordinary times. It was held over 2 nights but I missed last night for xroads. But I never regretted even just coming for tonight! It was awesome! It was good! I learned much and gained new insights!

Thank God for a great speaker and a providence of a place even though I had to sit in another room and watch the live-telecast of it. Oh well. It was better than nothing. And blame me for eating so slowly. Lol. At least I managed to reach there at 730pm :) Went there with Isaac. It was nice to see him once again and talk to him too! Thanks for your company man! =) Hope you learned much too!

I also met several other people: my CTSS frens, my BSF frens, my church friend and my crusade staff. Cool right? Can really hello-world already! I like it! I'm starting to like that term and really look forward to meet frens in big events like this. This is social networking man! Really cool! And can catch-up and find out where each other are at etc. It's nice :) Haha. But I know that after saying this, my frens will start teasing me again. Lol.

Anyway, back to the sermon, out of the many important lessons I learned, one thing that strike me is that I have to get out of that cave, fix my eyes on God, focus on people around me whose needs need to be met, and reach the Elisha's and disciple them. This especially speaks to me when I've just had the worst semester ever and now facing the new one.

I realised that I'm only half-half in my faith in God. I'm only half-hearted that this sem will be great and that I'm only one foot in with hope. I gotta put my whole legs, my whole body, soul and mind into it and believe that God will see me through! I gotta get out of that cave, go out to meet God and do what He wants me to do! To meet the Elisha's. Be it the non-Christians or the Christians (like the next generation of SMs), I gotta G-O, go!

Lord, increase my faith in You. Knowing and beliving in the hope that doesn't disappoint me because of the love you've poured out into my heart through the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Another lesson I learned recently through my Bible study on Luke is that Obedience isn’t a matter of rule-keeping but of faithfulness.

I felt that this was pretty insightful as I've never thought of it that way. But I'm glad for this insight and I do agree with it. Faithfulness--that's the key. Else, rule-keeping will just be dry and meaningless. This is so going to change my perspective! For long I hope! =) Hope it brings a new dimension to your thinking!

Oh yes! I forgot to mention that I'm just amazed at how I can stay so widely awake for 1 hour plus without sleeping during the sermon just now but barely awake during lectures in school. Lol.