A cg member got baptised. While he invited all of us to lunch to celebrate his 'birth', God let me in on his plan in leading another person to Christ. Who am I to be worthy of it? :) I'm simply overjoyed to be part of it.... as heaven rejoices!
Later in the day, I picked up Johann, an old friend, from Sentral. It's his annual trip back to KL from London. I'm quite happy to see him again. We have so much to talk about about God, theology and music. I also got educated about what F1 is about over dinner.
I just want to pen down this quote which Johann said (he can't remember who it was from). I like it so much and it has been ringing in my head since sunday.
"Preach the Gospel always. Use words if necessary"
Don't you think it speaks volume?
We spent a lot of time talking about this: what can christian offer non-christians?
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Give a pause and think about it if you are reading this. If you are working, what do you think you can offer your non-christian colleague? If you're a student, what can you offer your classmate? What is it that a christian have or should have so that s/he can offer others? What makes christian so special?
Don't you think it speaks volume?
We spent a lot of time talking about this: what can christian offer non-christians?
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Give a pause and think about it if you are reading this. If you are working, what do you think you can offer your non-christian colleague? If you're a student, what can you offer your classmate? What is it that a christian have or should have so that s/he can offer others? What makes christian so special?
2 comments:
'Preach the gospel always, if necessary use words' is from St Francis of Assisi a catholic monk greatly respected by both the catholic and protestant commnunity alike.
thanks nic for the heads up
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