It has always been a great barrier to talk about my desires for marriage due to growing up memories of family issues, unmet emotional needs, and a lack of confidence and purpose. How I wished I had not only realised but also come to terms with them, before it surfaced out. Leaving behind these regrets -- pain and shame, I move forward, motivated by what Christ has called those who follow Him: towards the abundant life which He has for each and everyone, that include me. So 'Why am I afraid? Do I not believe He will take care of me?'
I pray for a life partner who is passionate about the things I am about. I want my family to honour God and his people. I want to see myself being such a person. What I have been seeking, a sense of security, belonging, purpose - can truly be found in only one place. May I always be found in the garden, in the presence of the Lord.
Sunday, January 15, 2017
Sunday, January 8, 2017
Teaching, a profession I never thought I'll embark on
it is by grace to be employed by a church kindergarten which I had heard so much good things about. At the induction workshop in December, I felt so at home and teared at the song at the end: "Use Me", which was sang by children! I long for 'a heart of flesh' to replace the one which has been hardened (Ezk 36:26) because the children deserve better. And, because that is what the Lord can use.
*Children are like flowers in a garden, they do not come the same. The amazing part is that makes the garden not boring at all!*
Use me Jesus use me. Take this life of mine and use me.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyKKZaYRPrc
Use me Jesus use me. Keep me by your side and use me.
All I want is to be with you, to ever praise you in all I do.
Teach me Father to learn your ways, and walk with me each day.
Mould me make me, what you would have me be.
I only want to serve you faithfully. Help me Father to truly see
What you have for me.
© 1986 Integrity's Hosanna! Music/ASCAP
*Children are like flowers in a garden, they do not come the same. The amazing part is that makes the garden not boring at all!*
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