We welcome our Bishop John Chew and Christina to our Service this morning. I believe this is the first time he is worshipping with us during this “in-between” time. It is an opportunity for our parish to share with him this journey we are going through. We are appreciative of his on-going support and encouragement during this phase.
More here >>“Never be lacking in zeal, but keep your spiritual fervour, serving the Lord”. Romans 12:11
It is now about three months since our last June Camp. I am sure you will find that it is not easy to keep up our spiritual fervour and zeal. But praying regularly is one way to stay in touch with the Lord.
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In my work and ministry, I can’t help noticing how society has changed over the years. In our increasingly ego-centric view, where so much is placed on individual human rights, this has become the yardstick by which values are measured and life’s affairs conducted.
We have been very blessed by the work of the Lord in our midst during this season. The Lord has been speaking in a variety of ways as we begin to posture our hearts for the new church at Leedon. Let me begin by sketching out some key events first…
More here >>Of all the re-alignments called for, this was perhaps the most significant.
For four sessions, we had gathered together to hear our speaker, Joseph Chean, share with us on the different alignments we needed in order to take good spiritual root: our position, chosen by God; our posture, broken before God; our understanding of God, as a loving Father thinking ceaselessly about us. Families knelt and prayed together, God turning our hearts back to our family members once again.
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