Hmm, time to clear some cobwebs here, haha. Ok done. At the way I’m looking at it, I really have no life now. As in everyday is almost a routine, and a mundane one. I know I must do something about soon because I’m beginning to visualize the upward and downward forces acting on the lift when I’m in one, imagine frictional forces pushing me forward while walking, or see the invisible arrows that designate the forces on a flying bee. Sigh sigh sigh. And the scary thing about this is I think it’s funny, haha.
I shall resist the temptation to whine about the workload and super fast lecturers whose accents make me giggle and frown at the same time. However, one statement my senior made that I think is very wise is, that amidst the hectic schedule in school, you may be engaged in several activities. But slowly you begin to realize what your priority is and then you work for it, so that when you look back after 4 years, what you’ve done isn’t purposeless. He’s a Christian by the way and I’m glad I got this advice before I begin to ponder about it later.
As Lai 牧师said, prayer shouldn’t be a report but a communication. I needed that reminder because of late I’m feeling rather drained. A verse that applies to me now “Make it you ambition to lead a quiet life, to mind your own business and to work with your hands, just as we told you, so that your daily life may win the respect of outsiders and so that you will not be dependent on anybody.” 1 Th 4: 11 – 12.
And a thank you to Caixia 老师who took time to have QT with me. 谢谢老师 :) We discovered something interesting that most Christians lack. If let’s say someone were to go on a holiday soon, he would definitely keep thinking and talking about it. Well this excitement is only natural because he has planned for it and it’s a rare opportunity to have fun and relax. Sadly for me at least, my thrill and anticipation of the second coming of Jesus pales in comparison to the approaching holidays. In the words of Caixia 老师,"哎呀不管它,反正很快就要回天家了。"I think if I have this hope and eagerness constantly, it’s not hard to be a testimony to God.
Looking forward to picnic tomorrow! It’s really a blessing to have such time of fellowship :)
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