arent you thankful that we have people around us to lend us a shoulder for our burdens?
if we carry our loads by ourselves, it'll be backbreaking work.

the only thing we need to learn is how to hand it over.

so we all know that storms are a daily, almost integral part of our lives, and to weather it through doesnt always depend on how expertly we handle our ship.
you may be the captain, but without your crew, you're gonna go down too.

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He's had 10 cancer operations in 8 years. He's been at death's door three times. When you talk to him, you come away almost disbelieving that he's carrying this pain. He's positive, he's generous, he's joyful, he's encouraging.
John made a simple but heart-rendering statement to me. He said, "Ron, you don't handle it well when you try to handle it without a Savior." And that's the difference - the Savior difference, the Jesus difference.

came across this website by chance. not about to do agressive or active evangelising here, but you know, how true that sentence reigns. if we dont learn how to entrust to Him our ups and downs, the fulfillment, i believe, will be different.

i know many have questioned before, the famous questions of 'if He is so great, why not make all the problems disppear?" as well as " if He already decided your life plan, why bother?"

sigh. you men of little faith and so much doubt.

ok so i dont have a substantial answer to that.

i just feel that it's not up to us to question Him. it's not our right to. that's why it's called faith you know.

and besides, we're always so quick to point out the bad, how come you questioning people never stopped to thank Him for the good?

anyway, as far as i am concerned, without Him, i wouldnt have a lot of things in my life that i have now.

a little random here, but it's always been a dream of mine to have a pet tiger!


and also to ride a bike. sigh. unfortunately i dont have a licence and this is val's bike.


some of my lovely ladies! dele, mau and gwen. and me. :)