Showing posts with label I exalt you oh Lord our God. Show all posts
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Friday, April 2, 2010

Reflections on Holy Thursday

When Jesus had finished washing their feet, he put on his garments again, went back to the table and said to them, "Do you understand what I have done to you? You call me Master and Lord, and you are right, for so i am.
If I,then, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet, you also must wash one another's feet. I have just given you an example that as I have done, you also may do."


The gospel reading for today Holy Thursday is specially dedicated to the politicians who are running in this year's national election.

A genuine leader is a source of unity, not division..So leadership isn't about single person but person becoming one group.

I think most of our politicians now forgot the true meaning of public official. We are not here to serve you instead you are there to serve us. I pray that whoever get elected in this year's election may you find in your heart to truly serve our countrymen and not to serve for your own's sake.

Pinakita din dito ni Hesus kung papaano sha nagpakumbaba sa kanyang mga disciples at pinagsilbihan nya ito, kahit na alam nila na sha ang anak ng Diyos Ama. Kung ako siguro yung mga disciples na yon eh na-shock siguro ako. I mean he's the son of God but still he's cleaning our feet. This remarkable experience teaches us that we should be humble no matter how high our stature are and also we should serve our fellow men as well.

I do admire those people who serves the less fortunates like the orphanages, home for the aged, the prisons and what not. They are sharing their precious time to give this people reasons to celebrate life by attending to their needs whether physical or spiritual. Though it's tough to juggle our hectic schedules at work and this charity works but I believe, if we really find it in our hearts to serve, God WILL surely make a way.

Bless are this volunteers for their generous hearts to serve others.
Bless also the people who are being served by this volunteers, for they can share and lessen their pain and sufferings to them.
And most of all Thank you oh Lord God for giving us an example that we should serve others as well, just like what you did with your disciples.
AMEN.

Saturday, October 17, 2009

When Anxiety Attack

A couple of days ago, i was confunded by a tremendous anxiety attack while here @ Saudi Arabia. i was very anxious (more to my normal self) on personal decisions and certain actions that i asked myself:

is this for real?
is this the right thing?
why do i have to do this?

there's no time to ponder if this action is right or wrong, there is no turning back once you're there on that situation. i just say a little prayer asking the lord "pls forgive me".

and i believe god never let his sheep gone astray. i've been a good boy naman for quiet sometime.

an hour passed.nothing happen.
second hour... nada
until i finally succumbed to sleep..and i must say it was one of my best sleep ever.

the next day, the thought still circling on my mind. maybe yesterday was not the day. maybe today or tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow.

thank god nothing happen even after the day after tomorrow.

yesterday, i was talking to my good friend floro over the fone and confess to him this certain problem. he told me that god's love is far bigger than your sins. no matter how you have sin, when you repent about it, surely god will forgive you. and then he talks something about sins and forgiveness and some very deep religious term that i cannot even understand it already (hahaha, sorry bro, you really lived up to your desire to be a priest). But the only thing that i understand from his sermon was god loves me, dont do it again.period.

and my motto for that "JUST SAY NO!"

and now, after days of anxiety and nervousness over some thing. i finally have some peace.

mental note to self: must-improve-prayer-time

Monday, August 10, 2009

God's plan is always the best plan

I don't feel like working today.

No, it's not that i'm a lazy employee, it's just that my body clock seems not yet adjusted here in KSA.
My mind and body is in working mode but my heart is in reflection/worshipping mode coz it's Sunday!

Well since worshipping God by the sacrament of holy mass or even a simple prayer is as impossible as having Jake Cuenca getting an acting awards for best actor, i'll just share with you a little story about hope, trust, and leaving everything to god. For God's plan is always the best plan. I hope You'll get encourage by it =D.

When i graduated from college, my mindset was that i'll end up working after 2 months maximum. So i planned everything for my future, what to do with the salary i'll be getting, what to buy, how to spend, etc. Everything seems perfect and all i need now is the JOB itself. 1 month has passed, 2 months, then 5 months no company was accepting me. So okay i think there's some kind of a problem here, I consulted my sister why does this thing happen to me,and she said "Magtyaga ka lang mag-applly, malay mo you'll end up in a good company". Then one year has passed, i end up very depressed for not having a job. Then one day while I was praying I asked the Lord "Lord, ang daya naman, i've bee faithful to you all my life, this simple request I asked you hindi mo pa ibigay. When will you ever hear my prayer?". But no reply came from him. Another 3 months has passed, i believe it was Christmas time 2003 when I attend a mass in Baclaran, the priest sermon was about how God is responding on your prayer. He told us that God answer our prayer in three ways, "Yes", "No" and "Wait". Yes is the answer to your prayer if you deserved it. No if its not for you, and "Wait" if it's not yet the right time. I have a realization by then that maybe God's answer to my prayer is "Wait" (pampalakas ng loob hehehe). And surely come January 2004 i got 3 calls from 3 different companies, the 2 company asking for final interview and the third one is just a preliminary interview. The first company was in Laguna technopark, the second one is in Malabon Powerplant, and the third is in Madrigal Bussiness Park in Alabang. I was so happy about it but the problem was the final interview is on the same day and time! The night before the interview day I prayed to God to lead me to where I think he'll want me to work, "bahala kana lord, lead the way" . And surely the next day, my aunt and uncle who was at our house that time asked me if i want to ride with them to Alabang. Without any thinking I rode their car and attend the preliminary interview in Alabang. I said again to Lord, "there goes my two other sure-ball work, I just hope this one is the best one", and surely the next day I received a confirmation about my employment in JGC. The Lord's plan was for me not to get work for a long time so that I'll strengthen my faith to him, which was hitting a all time low on 2002. His plan was to seek his righteuosness and leave everything to him.

Second experince was last year when I arrived from overseas as a broken man. Again God made his most wonderful plan for me. You see when I learned that they are needing a Engineer in our KSA office i immediately offered myself for the job. The managers promised me for this job but come April 2008 they told me that the vacancy has been filled. Then May 2008 came and i've met an officemate in a most unusual moment which turns out my turning point in life. After we've talked and share her experience I decided to join her on volunteering work in Tuloy sa Don Bosco. And here in Tuloy another turning point in my life happened when i met Ate Rosa who introduced me to Lingkod. This two turning point leads me from a broken man to a servant person. The experience on both Tuloy and LIngkod made me a better person again, same feeling that i've felt on 2004. You see it was God's plan for me not to go abroad on April 2008 because he has other plans for me, a much much better plan for me actually. If i did go to KSA on that time surely i've missed many many wonderful events that until now i still cherished remembering. And after a year I was assigned here in KSA, a better, more spiritual enriched, and full of love person =D.

For you guys out there whose reading my blog (ilan lang naman kayo hehehe), i share my insight about God's plan. Yes sometimes our desired plans never happens, sometimes it even leads us to heartbreaks, sometimes nadadapa tayo, it leaves us broken, but after suffering all of this heartbreaks makes us heart more stronger, natututo tayong tumayo mula sa pagkakadapa, we became whole and most of all we learn from this experience for us to become a better person.

OK. balik trabaho na! ;D.

Yun lang po at maraming salamat!

=D.

Saturday, August 1, 2009

Thank you Madam President












Thank you President Cory for keeping the nation intact during the most crucial times in our histiry. Thank you for bringing back democracy in our country, and most of all for telling us that the best weapon there is would always be the prayer.

Saturday, July 4, 2009

The quest for Post Office and the Rice Cooker!

Since I arrived here at Saudi, the first thing that I've asked the people here is "where's the post office?". I only got a hearty laugh from this people, well in the age of cellfone and email why on earth I would like to know where's the post office. My answer is simple: its not of your business..hehehe joke, its because my bestfriend is in the seminary and they are not allowed to use the internet (i doubt if they have one) so the only communication from the outside world would be by snail mail.

First try to find the post office is a trip near in our accomodation. A big sign says POST but when I enter the building the local man told me they are not a post office. WHAT!?!??! Sure?? I asked. Yes, we are only a P.O. box something to that effect kind of post office..I didn't get his explanation because he's english is bad (not as bad as my grammar naman hehehe). Though the local man was kind enough to tell me where's the local Post office. He asid I have to go to the city center, and there I can find the post office. Great! City center is as big as glorietta and greenbelt combined, how on earth should I find it there! Oh well, I'll just rely on my instincts and sense of direction.

Second try was this afternoon, I didn't wait for my friend to arrive and ask him to accompany me to the city center (thank god i did coz now, he's not home yet from qatif!) so I just went there by myself. Btw, its my first time to go to the city center, and being a newbie without any iqama (residence permit0 is really very risky! The walk going to that place took me about 25 minutes under the scorching heat (its 4pm and the temp is 38C).I manage to finish reciting the sorrowful mysteries from our house to the city center (without the litany of course), that's how far the place is.

Eventhough im here at the city center i didn't know where the post office is, frustrated i am i just went to LBC branch at Al Khobar. I was about to go to DHL but my patriotism comes first. The man inside LBC asked me whether im sending a very special documents, and after I said no its only a letter he told me to just go to the Post office. Again, flabbergasted i asked, where is the Post office ba? And since the courier guy is a pinoy he smilingly told me its just besides our store.Hahaha.r Great! And before I leave the place, i asked them how much is sending a mail to Philippines using LBC, he told me its worth 1800 pesos. Afer i learned that I immediately left their premises and proceed to Post Office.

In the post office there is a Pinoy and Indian staff, and after I gave my mail and paid the postal fee (its 48 pesos only here!!!) i've left the office with a happy heart and hoping that my bestfriend would read and reply to my mail.















Next on my action list is to buy rice cooker. Im having a hard time in cooking rice in my non stick pots. Obviously this pots are not used to cooked rice but I have no choice but to use it anyway. I manage to buy the rice cooker with brand name BEAC. I heard its the people's choicee as a rice cooker, but when i visit a couple of electronics store its the ONLY rice cooker in the market. In short no choice again! waaaaaa!

After buying the rice cooker and also food for my dinner, i went home happy and satisfied, while reciting again the rosary. God is good talaga, all the time =D.

Thursday, February 12, 2009

The RIGHT Lane

One Saturday morning of January 2009, I dragged myself and my Tatay to Makat for the mileage check-up for my car. While approaching approaching the intersection of Airport Road and NAIA I realize I was in the wrong lane. My lane is allotted for the cars going to Baclaran wherein I’m supposed to turn right to Airport Road. Without thinking (and probably didn’t hear the honking of the cars behind me) I immediately and carelessly swerve to the right to make my way to Airport Road. Unluckily for me, the MMDA saw me swerved from afar and before I turn left to Airport Road he waved at me and signaled me to stop at the sideroad.

Well, I must admit I’m wrong but since I don’t have time to make a “deal” with him (and besides don’t have money that time),I just surrender my license to him and explain to him that I will not do it again and will follow the traffic rule. Luckily enough he surrendered to my appeal and let me go without any ticket or confiscated ID.

My life (before) is almost the same as my driving skills. No it doesn’t sucks, but I carelessly swerved whenever I want it to be, not thinking the consequence that it may affect to other people. The only thing I’m thinking is to have it my way, the easy way that is. But along the road I didn’t notice that I bypassed and sometimes hurt the people I love. Maybe I’m blinded by my own pride and “yabang” factor that I really don’t care what they say or what they feel. Herewith the motto originated:

“Don’t talk to me, I don’t like you”

And then my own MMDA came into my life, literally stopped me on what I’m doing and eventually made me realize that “hey, you’re on the wrong lane punk. Better change your habits or I may take your license”. And since I don’t have any choice (and scared of course), I immediately stop and think about on what’s going on with my life. But this MMDA of mine is more forgiving compare to the MMDA stationed at Airport road. He just told me to immediately stop doing those nasty swerves that I’ve been doing for the past couple of months and just go straight in the direction he’s giving me and wait till I reach the intersection where I’ll meet the “real” officers who will guide you and direct you to a more correct way (of life).

True enough, after I’ve straightened up my swerving ways I’ve finally found the correct way and it made me happy. Happy in the sense that I’ve feel happy and enjoy minus the guilt feeling. Yes it’s difficult to be on the right lane but once you get used to it became a habit as well. So now there are still some minor swerving going on the road that I’m taken but I know my own MMDA is still watching over me and when the time comes that I’ve swerve again, he’ll call his “officers” to guide me back to the correct right lane.

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Happiness

(paunawa sa mga mambabasa:ang nakalathala dito ay pawang kasentihan.ang mga ayaw ng senti, huwag na magtangkang basahin ang nasa ibaba.panunawa ng magulang ang kailanga)


kagabi, habang nagmamaneho ako pauwi mula sa aking pagtuturo sa tuloy sa don bosco, naalala ko sa ganitong panahon noong 2008 at ganito ring sitwasyon kung ano nga ba ang aking gagawin pag nakauwi nako sa pilipinas. yung tipong mga plano na tiyak mag-eenjoy ako at talaga namang namiss kong gawin habang akoy nasa ibang bansa. at tinignan ko ang aking mapagkakatiwalaang planner at binasa (habang naka-pula ang ilaw sa kanto ng alabang-zapote road at alabang hills)kung ano nga ba ang mga pinagsusulat ko dito, at ito ang mga iyon:


1. bumili ng cool na jacket sa addidas katulad ng kasamahang kong si JB na meron atang pitong jacket sa iran (at pinili pa nya yung mga kulay na gusto ko!!).
2. kumain ng baboy at hipon.
3. uminom ng red horse.
4. mamasyal sa korehidor at intramuros.
5. palaging nasa malate pag araw ng sabado ng gabi hanggang linggo ng umaga.
6. mag-jim.
7. bumili ng sasakyan
8. pumunta sa boracay
9. bumili ng pinakabagong bersyon ng selfon.
10. matuto ng bagon isports.

matapos kong basahin ang aking pinagsusulat ay natawa na lamang ako, sapagkat dito makikita kung paano talaga ako ka-desperado para sumaya. sa kadahilanang bagot na bagot na talaga ako sa aking kinalalagyan doon kaya kung ano-ano na lamang ang naiisip ko. pero kung susumain ko ang taong dalawang libo at walo eh halos hindi rin pala nakumpleto ang aking mga isinulat, kasi:

1. wala na yung magandang jacket sa addidas.luma na daw yung gusto kong design kaya na phase-out na.
2. eto nagawa ko na to.
3. hindi pako nakakainom ng red horse, kasi madalang nalang ako uminom ngayon dahil yung mga tomador kong kaibigan ay busy na sa work, ganun din yung mga pinsan ko, lahat busy.
4. yung sa korehidor di parin ako nakakapunta, may nagsabi sa akin hindi daw maganda dun kaya nawalan din ako ng gana (at mahal ang 3,500 na tour fee huh!). sa intramuros, ayun nakapunta ulit ako noong a-bente sais ng disyembre kasama ang ilang kaibigan.
5. hindi narin ako nakabalik sa malate hanggang ngayon, parehong dahilan sa numero 3
6. aha! eto ginagawa ko to ngayon =D.
7. isa pang nagawa ko hehehe.
8. hindi parin ako nakakapunta sa boracay kasi wala akong kasama, ang paliwanag nila masyado daw mahal pumunta dun.
9. hindi rin ako bumili ng pinakabagong bersyon ng selfon ng nokia, ang totoo, kung hindi pa nasira ang luma kong selfon (na pinagtatawanan na dito sa opisina sapagkat lo-tek na dw sha) eh hindi pako bibili ng bago. napabili tuloy ako ng sony-erikson, at ang nakakatawa 3 kaming nasa komunidad na pare-pareho ang selfon.
10. sinubukan kong maglaro ng badminton subalit tatlong araw ang makalipas ay masakit parin ang aking katawan.sinubukan ko rin mag-yoga (isports nga bang matatawag ito) subalit mas lalong sumakit ang aking likod dahil dito.

kung inyong susuriin, siguro ay nasasaisip nio na siguro hindi ako masaya sa buhay ko ngayon base sa mga inilista ko. oo, sa simula ay dikumpyado ako sa sarili ko sapagkat hindi ko nakamit ang aking minimithing pangarap, pero hindi lang naman dito umiikot ang aking mundo at hindi rin lang ito ang aking pinaggagawa sa nakalipas na mga buwan. may mga magagada ring nangyari sa akin tulad nang:

1. pagtuturo sa mga bata sa tuloy sa don bosco...
2. kung saan nakilala ko ang mga bagong kaibigan sa pang-araw ng Huwebes..
3. at nakilala ko ng lubusan si Ate R...
4. na shang nagbigay lakas ng loob sa akin na gamitin na ang aking nakatenggang sasakyan.
5. at sya rin ang nagturo sa akin kung paano magmaneho ng maayos.
6. at higit sa lahat niyaya nya ako sa grupong lingkod ng panginoon.
7. kung saan nakilala ko ulit ang ating panginoon at nakasalamuha ang mga bagong kaibigan.
8. natutunan din ang kawang-gawa sa pamamagitan ng Gawad Kalinga at pagsisilbi sa Bilibid.
9. natutong magmahal at masaktan.
10. magpatawad.

natutunan ko na hindi lang pala materyal na bagay ang nakakapagpasaya sa akin kungdi pati narin ang pakikipag-kapwa tao at higit sa lahat ang may matatag na panalangin sa ating poong maykapal ay sapat na para tayo ay sumaya. natatawa ako sa katagang ito dahil lubos ko pang naaalala 4 na taon ang lumipas na sinabi ng aking kasamahan sa opisina ang ganitong kataga "those people who says money can't buy happiness are poor people" at ako naman ay sumangayon, pero ang hindi ko alam ay totoo pala itong kasabihan na ito.

labing walong araw mula ngayon,isang taon na naman ang lilipas sa aking buhay.kung may nagtanong sa akin kung kung nakapag-enjoy na ba ako sa buhay ko pagkabalik mula sa iran, ang maitutugon ko malamang ay isang malutong na "OO".


ang emo na masaya
theonoski

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Chapter 2: Christ the King celebration at Hong Kong



We arrive at HK Saturday morning, and all through the day was spent walking around Tsim Sha Tsui, Nathan Road, Jordan St. I'll have a separate article about life in the street in HK. Sunday morning was spent first in the church. The St. Mary Rosary Church along Chatham Road,a 20 minute walk from our place. I didn't had the chance to take picture inside the church coz it wa forbidden. The church inside was fully air-conditioned and except from Pinoy attending the mass there are a lot of Indian and Chinese people attending the mass. The priest who celebrate the mass is an Indian descent while the commentator was a Filipina and the choir people are mixed Chinese, British and Filipinos.

In fairness to their service, they don't use projector for the songs, instead they had songbook tucked in front of their seats. And the service is in English din. I've heard there are a lot of Catholic Church in Hongkong, which is good, and also Christian church is a big hit in HK. I've seen a lot of poster around Nathan Road inviting people to attend their services every Sunday (with free food ha!) and in the place where we stayed some Filipinos also have a charismatic group there, with services every Saturday and Sunday din. Saya di ba?



All in all, it was a great experience, nagkataon pa na it was Christ the King day, very memorable tuloy ang araw na ito.

Though you'll may be far from us you'll never far away from God -Ging Sabas

Sunday, November 2, 2008

Thank You!



It's been four months na pala since I've attended Lingkod-Alabang and last Saturday we've finally had out Commitment Night.Galing! How time flies!

I know its late to say thank you para dun sa mga nagbigay ng mga letters last Commitment night but nevertheless please acceptmy warmest gratitude sa mga sumulat like:

Ging: many thanks sa super gandang envelope that you've made. ganda rin ng message sa loob ng envelope=D. many thanks din sa prayer text messages that you've always sent to us.superb ka tlaga sis!

geh: nagbabasa ka palang blog ko ha! hehehe.thanks for the encouraging words you've shared sis!

anto: kailangan kopa bang magthank you sayo??? hehehehe. seriuosly,thanks for the companionship during the whole clp/cgs talks. thanks for being such a nice friend and i promise whatever your plans for the tuloy sa don boscokids im always here ready to support,no questions ask.

carla: one thing that i appreciate most about you sis is that when I first attend the CLP you we're the second person (arielwas the first kasi) to greet me. and what struck me the most is that on my second visit we're talking na just like we've known each other for so long! thank you sa lahat sis!

rashel: para sa babaeng tagabigay ng ID(pero superfabulous naman), thanks for the service sis!

lestie: my first baguio trip became more memorable when you,eric and sir maui took me on a trip around baguio (to think that we went home late na tapos so early in the morning pa tayo namasyal!). thank you sis, super enjoy ako doon.

cathy: "be assured that in your walk of faith, we will be supporting you". wow! thanks sis!

violet: my action packed adventure sis, thanks for the wonderful message as well =D.

mitch: thanks sis for the bookmark with message. really appreciate it.

melissa: god really pursue me and ask me to get back to his manifold even when I was still in themiddle east. thank god i found a community that will help me to follow our Lord's path. thanks sis!

BL: maramipa tayong paguusapan BL! thanks for the service, the talks, the kwentuhan, and advice you've shared to me.

rosa: my guardian angel who lead me to Lingkod.Words are not enough to say how much i thank you. dapat tribute ang sayo =D.

jenny:thank you sis. =D

at sa ibang bros at sis sa Lingkod-Alabang. Maraming Salamat sa pagtangap nyo sa akin!

Monday, July 28, 2008

Teaser

Big waves + Fierce Winds + Strong rain + Dead Banca Engine + Middle of Nowhere = STRENGTHENED FAITH TO GOD


(Proven to be effective during time of uncertainties)


*full story about Capones Get-away will be told on the next blog entry*

Thursday, July 17, 2008

3rd CLP Night: The power of the Holy Spirit

I've been attending Christian Life Program (CLP) of Ang Lingkod sa Panginoon-Alabang (Lingkod for short) for 3 consecutive Wednesday and the topics was God's Love (1st), Jesus Christ and His Mission (2nd), What It Means To Be a Christian (3rd), The power of the Holy Spirit (4th) (I've missed the first topic that's why I only attended 3 consecutive Wednesday ), but the 4th topic really strikes me the most.
The Holy Spirit..hmmm..the other member of God's Trinity..it's so well known a school in Mendiola was even named after it. Im not a bible geek but I do know that the Holy Spirit was mentioned in the baptism of Jesus in River Jordan (thanks to St. John the Baptist) and came to him in a form of a dove, and during the Pentecost when the tongue of fire blessed the Apostle's of Christ and give them supernatural, este great gift of preaching (and the ability to speak different language din). Oh diba, ang cool!!! The Holy Spirit gives men the courage and strength to preach the word of God to other people. Kaya nga I was wondering if the Preachers and Priest of today have theri H.S. in full blast kasi they have the ability and the wisdom to teach and evangelize us about the word of God. Now don't get me wrong ha, its not only the gift of preaching ang nagagawa ng Holy Spirit, there's a lot of grace this H.S. gives to us (which i cannot enumerate coz im not that familiar padin with it), that's why im going to focus on what i've learned last night about the grace of the Holy Spirit which is "change of hearth and nature".

(Omaygasablegas, this will take long to read so please bear with me ha!)

After returning here in the Philippines I found myself disconnected from God. Well, before I was sent to the land of Alibaba and Aladin I know for a fact that I have a big issue with God. It got worse when I was in abroad. No church, no Catholic ministry, no community to talk to, plus the fact that temptation and sin is so prevalent in our place (mistress, vices {oppss no pun intended to mr. you-know-who-you-are}, addiction, gambling, etc.) you can have it as simple as buying cigarette in the sari-sari store (in our case in the local chekua store {mukha kasing intsik ung seller}). I totally didn't pray, even forgot how to pray the rosary nga eh, but in fairness to me I do thank God always when something good happen to me and I've been a very good boy (sometimes*wink*) din.
So when I returned here im in total wreck, spiritually, vices here and there, temptation, materialistic concerns, etc. As a matter of fact since landing here in Pinas I haven't been to church yet (as in normal Sunday mass!!!!!!). Then one day I woke up exhausted, depressed, sad. I even consulted our in house nurse to check if their's something wrong with me (buti nalang she said im ah-OK naman, so mental stress lang yan). I was looking for the answer for my anxieties in life. One day I prayed to Lord (yes i did pray for it for the first time) that sha nalang bahala sa buhay ko. I'll leave it up to you Lord. You're in charge now. And he did controlled me by introducing me to Tuloy sa Don Bosco.....
In Tuloy, i've seen God and his kindness in the eyes of the kids. I believe God has awaken my Holy Spirit (which maybe became stagnant for quite sometime) and give me the change of hearth and nature by becoming a volunteer in Tuloy. Total conversion I tell you. It's like my life turn a 180 degrees (hey JP, remeber this term in our sharing time, so sorry talaga ha for explaining it to you what's the meaning of it, eh alam mo naman pala! hehehe peace bro!) From being the annoying, grumpy,sarcastic,hot-headed kind of person that I am it changed me to become mellow and patience kind of person. Since then I started to reconnect my life to God again, and I know this will be a long process. Slowly but surely ika nga. With the help of the Holy Spirit who constantly giving me the courage and will, just like the apostles, I believe in return I'll be a better man and will also preach the love of God to everyone and inspire them as well to become a good Christian.

Amen and Godbless us all with the power of the Holy Spirit.


recharged and reformed,
theonoski

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Wednesday...

Wow! It's Wednesday again! Kaybilis naman ng panahon. It's another Christian Life Program night with the Lingkod Alabang family. Eventhough the program last week was quite short (8:30-10:00pm) I must admit I really enjoy their fellowship. I'll try to take down notes during the fellowship, maybe I can ponder it over kapag nasa bahay nako (or maybe in the future, who knows). Many Thanks talaga kay Ate Rosa for bringing me here.

Ganun ata talaga, when you're on the crossroads of your life and you'll have to choose between good and evil, things like like this (re: CLP) will come and guide you on the right path.

Buti nalang i choose the former.

=)


Godbless to us all
theonoski