Please do take time to read this..

''Do you remember the time when you first said your sinner’s prayer, telling God that you’re allowing Him to come into your life?
Do you remember the time when you were so awed by God’s blessings that you just couldn’t stop sharing it to the people around you?
Do you remember the time when you simply just put your Faith & trust in God, without doubting and questioning Him?
Do you remember the time when you had your first sheep?
Do you remember the time when someone accepted Christ because of your own sharing and life testimony?
Do you remember the many promises you made to God?

Did you ever lie to your leaders that you refuse/can’t make it for CareGroup/Service/Shepherding just ‘cuz you were tired, wanted to hang out with your friends or simply just wanted more sleep?
Did you confide in the people around you when all along God was beside you, waiting for you to pour out to Him?
Did you thank God for the many blessings? Even they might be as minor as God stopping the rain or having the bus right in front of your face when you’re about to be late for school?

When was the last time you stopped doing whatever that you were doing and just lingered into God’s presence and listen to what He’s gotta say?
When was the last time you went to Caregroup/Service/Shepherding with a flaming heart, anticipating for God’s word?
When was the last time you prayed for someone else’s needs , praying it with a heart of expectancy?
When was the last time you told God that you love Him when all the while you’ve been so expressive towards the people around you?

When was the last time was your heart ON FIRE for Him? ''


This was what God had wanted me to share during our Unit Caregroup.
Woke up early this morning to plan and pray through what should be prayed in this group.
The above wasn't what I had planned. However, during Joyce's teaching, the Spirit struck me so hard that we really ought to reflect upon our own heart attidues and perspective.
I, then quickly penned it down while also penning down the teaching Joyce was sharing.
Though it was kinda last minute, I hope it had moved your hearts.
I was sharing and praying with a trembling voice.

I want to love God like never before.
I want to serve Him like never before.