8/14/2015 - A Day to Change a Year
11:13pm – 11:55pm
It’s late now but I feel like I need to write. At least for a bit.
It is said that what one does on his or her birthday can
determine how that person will do for the rest of that year. A birthday, in my opinion, is a very special and
important day. It’s a “me” day and
because it is so important to many people, God values that day all the more.
In another respect, my birthday is just like any other
day. Job even wished that his birthday
be cursed because of the suffering he had endured. When life is bitter and cruel, birthdays tend
not to be a time of celebration, instead, it serves as an ugly reminder of
trying to survive.
I value my birthdays but I remember my past birthdays were
not as good. There were birthdays when I
just hung around my room and play computer games. There were birthdays when I sinned. And I remember those years are not very good.
But this birthday is a change, is a revival. I started my day at 4:30am trying to get up
to go to intercession. Why is
intercession so early? The leaders say
it is to kill the flesh. Evangelism
still scares me so I thought the least I can do is to pray. I love praying. I’m afraid of evangelism because I’m afraid I
have no power or my declarations won’t come true. But that shouldn’t be an issue. God will provide. He provided for me and still provides and
loves me now. The lack of power is
actually caused by a lack of relationship with God, something Pastor Patty
preached about.
Then, at around 7:15am I went to eat breakfast with some
intercession members. We talked until
around 10am? It was a great
relationship-building time.
Then, I went to the commissary and the PX at Fort Bliss to
buy needed supplies and healthy food. I
love shopping at the PX and the commissary because most everything is cheaper
there and tax-free.
Then, I went to Ignite to help with the Powerpoint. I’m so happy that I can help. Today’s service was different from
before. We had to make announcement
videos but by the supernatural grace of God, we are able to accomplish it. I post the Ignite invite events on Craigslist
and Backpage and I remembered downloading a bunch of event pictures from their
facebook page. I used those pictures for
today. Amen.
So, today, my capital day, is a good day. I did not play any computer games and I did
not do any bad things. I find that
talking to myself with God helped a lot.
Still, I really wish one good day can make up for a thousand
bad days. Xuan Nguyen wrote that 30 days
can change a person’s life because if a person does something for 30 days, it
will become a habit for the rest of that person’s life. I have been exercising and eating right. If I can do it for 25 more days, then I have
it for the rest of my life, or at least it’s much easier. New Year Resolutions shouldn’t be so
hard. :)
One day, thirty days, my birthday.
I really wish one day can change my life.
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