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Monday, March 12, 2007

CHANGE THE CHANNEL

We all know how to use the remote control to change the channels on the TV. If we see something we don’t like, no big deal—we just flip channels. We need to learn how to mentally change channels when negative images of the past pop up in our minds unexpectedly. Unfortunately, when some people see those negative experiences on their minds’ “screens,” instead of quickly changing channels, they pull up a chair and get some popcorn, as though they’re going to watch a good movie. They willingly allow themselves to relive all those hurts and pains. Then they wonder why they are depressed, upset, or discouraged.

Learn to change the channel. Don’t let your mind or your emotions drag you down into despair. Instead, dwell on the good things God has done in your life.

I was watching Pastor Khong preach today. Am so thankful that he fervently preach and give to the church for all these years. Though there are people who left along the way, well my no. 1 question is, "is it because they find it difficult to live up to God's standard" or is it simply, "'it is easier to lead a carefree life, I want comfort and what's so big deal about holiness and godliness?"

it has not been easy and smooth sailing journey as a spiritual mother/grandmother. all that i do, i wanted to be that example to you gals. am thankful that there are some that have really grown stronger over the years. those of you have really been my joy... like Paul says, i'll continue to preach the gospel even if its to save some. Truely I thank God for Pastor who stands strong all these years, he has been the victorious warrior that we should look up to...not just to any of those superstars or idols. I urge you to look up to those who loves God wholeheartedly. You can be one warrior too...I hope to serve together with you many years more to come.

Eph 6:14 Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place.

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