New Net Picture!

Hey Awesome Net Members,

I have been doing some editing to the pictures below the blog website and i finally add the new members from our net.(i think it is all of them....). Here is the picture for a better view.

180 Event Outreach!

Hello Guys,

Today was awesome! Many visitors came to our church. For me i was doing usher and i counted about 600 People attended our service today! Thanks to you guys praying for the 500 people to attend the outreach end up God gave us addition 100 people! Haha..... anyway... i got a picture of someone's hands and he is from our net Guess!

Net Outing

Today, esther and my net went to watch High School Musical 3 and it was AWESOME !! here are some pics before we went to watch movie played some games at the Kopitiam.

Smile!






Act Cute !!! =X


Smiling Face and a Sianz Look Face!








Enjoying the game Murderer

The Difference

Wah.. it's been sometime since I posted something and this blog seems to be quite dormant.. other than the occasional post. =p Come on people, those on holidays, do something! Post up all the pictures you have in your computer or something (those with our faces of cos) and keep this going k?! I so miss having one big net together, playing Jenga and what-not. SIGH. We shall hang out during hols or something.. somewhere in DEC! Ha.

Alright, I shall just blog something and study for my test tomorrow soon!
My mum placed this wooden thing on my keyboard to remind me.. and I found it cool, so thought I'd post it here too. I guess some of you might have heard it, but no harm reading it again. =) So, have a good week ahead!


The Difference

I got up early one morning and rushed right into the day;
I had so much to accomplish that I didn't have time to pray.

Problems just tumbled about me, and heavier came each task;
"Why doesn't God help me?" I wondered, He answered, "You didn't ask".

I wanted to see joy and beauty, but the day toiled on, gray and bleak;
I wondered why God didn't show me, He said, "But you didn't seek".

I tried to come into God's presence; I used all my keys at the lock.
God gently and lovingly childed, "My child, you didn't knock".

I woke up early this morning, and paused before entering they day;
I had so much to accomplish that I had to take time to pray.





So, let's all jia you together! =) I know it's hard, tell me about it. Haha. When it's so nice to sleep and all... zzzzz. -We're all in this together- Yeah!
Till the next post... TATA!



-Your crazy and not as pretty net leader (for now)

What Comes After Gold?

Just thought I will write out a newspaper reflection on one of the articles i read today. (haha, doesn't newspaper reflection sound so familiar to secondary school life?). I found it really interesting, and for those who wanna read up on it, it can be found on Life page C8, 19th August 2008.

The article is named "What comes after gold?", and it talks about Gold winners in the Olympics reaching their "ultimate" goal in life, sacrificing and giving it all that they have got, their childhood, other dreams, love, family time, and then feeling a sense of loss because all that they were living for is over. Just to quote an example,

"New york - Decathlete Bruce Jenner (above) crossed the finish line in the 1,500m final in the 1976 Montreal Olympics, arms flying above his head, knowing he had won the gold, and that he had set a world record. He just did not know what he was doing for dinner.

"I had no plans, nothing,' said Jenner in a telephone interview last Saturday.A friend lent him the use of a luxury suite in Montreal that night with sweeping views of the city where he had just been immortalised.

"So there I was in this amazing suite... and I'm looking around and the place had a grand piano, and i thought, maybe i should learn to play the piano. I mean, I was extremely satisfied but also devastated by the finality of it all.' "

According to Dr Ungerlied, many Olympians having serious problems post-Olympics as "this was the only life they knew and it was inconceivable to do anything else". He wrote in his study that was published in 1997.

Over the past few days, I kindda admired the medal winners at the Olympics, taking to note the amount of hard work they had put in to get to where they were, and wondering whether I could be in their position if I was given the right opportunity. (maybe the next Michale Phelps. haha) . But after reading this article, I realised that the few seconds of glory and the circular piece made up of goal was still not the best thing to sacrifice your "whole life" for.

This brought me to the bible verse:

1 Corinthians 9: 24 - 26
24. Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize?
Run in such a way as to get the prize.
25. Everyone who competes in the games goes into strict training.
They do it to get a crown that will not last; but we do it to get a crown that will last forever.
26. Therefore I do not run like a man running aimlessly;
I do not fight like a man beating the air.

I guess this verse just says it all.

Well, one thing is for sure, tht this race (the christian race) that we are running for has a prize that will lasts forever. Don't give up all my brothers and sisters in Christ. We will def not be disappointed when we reach the finish line together!

God bless