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Thursday, May 14, 2009 . 1:45 AM



I'm feeling so refreshed after attending the prayer meeting at Expo. I was glad to serve in the chorale today as initially was still handling thoughts of deciding whether to serve.


But as I'm making the decision, three questions popped out in my mind this morning on why am I thinking of not serving:




(1) Are you feeling unwell today?


(2) Are you going for the prayer meeting today?


(3) Do you want to miss out the opportunity of being involve in taking part in God serving commitee?




My Answer to each of the question is:




(1) No. I'm feeling perfectly fit today and not feeling any single bit of tireness.


(2) Yes. I'm going for the prayer meeting.


(3) I really want to serve God in every given opportunity.




Then, why am I handling those thoughts of not serving chorale? Isn't the answer obvious? Its a YES to serve in the chorale today.




I'm a person who thinks a lot and sometimes I think the Holy Spirit really need to poke those bubbles floating out of my brain which contain all the senseless and redundant thoughts that not only kill my precious brain cells but increase my worries and destroy the peace in me.




In this season, I'm learning to think and focus only on what is useful and beneficial in my spiritual growth and not to entertain on those unnecessary thinkings which can affect my emotion as well as hindering my growth in the lord.




I need to be discipline in my quiet time on meditating on the words so that it can provide the vitamins to my spiritual growth and guard my heart, mind and spirit. It is not easy as i'm quite a slacker and tend to be tempted to do the things that I enjoyed such as sleeping, watching TV and playing computer games.




In order to ensure that i'm discipline in my daily QT, I have decided to blog my devotion at least three times per week. It may seemed easy for some of you but definitely not that easy for me. Therefore, I wished to start simple with three postings on my blog per week and slowly incresed until I can blog on a daily basis. This should help to keep an account of my daily QT.