There is no other explanation. I knew I could do nothing else. But to follow Jesus. In all areas of my life. Including in the most tough decisions I am to follow where Jesus leads me! I can't wait what He has planned next :D
So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. - Isaiah 41:10
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
HELP!
For I am the LORD your God
who takes hold of your right hand
and says to you, Do not fear;
I will help you.
~Isaiah 41:13~
Saturday, March 10, 2012
why Ontario
I often get asked, 'why Ontario?'
Well to all those who don't know, I will let you know why Ontario. Actually I have no idea myself. I have absolutely no idea, do not know 'why Ontario' is the place I ended up. Don't know why I am now living close to one of the major cities in Canada, and living miles and miles away from family.
I had no idea, and yet I went, that may seem strange to you. It did to me too. God opened this door for me. He gave me this opportunity to go to Ontario. And not only that. I felt called again and again to go here. I denied this call. I ignored it. Many times. But knew I had to listen, had to follow, and answer this call.
Obedience is one of the may things that God calls us to. And through obedience we can and may praise God. I had never really felt this, and never really thought about obedience as a form of praise or worship. Just the other day however I was thinking about it. Talking to a great friend of mine who is about to make a huge transition and about to follow and obey. It will be hard for her too, and she doesn't know how. Obedience, that is the only thing that right now seems clear. That obedience is what brought me to Ontario. Okay that sounds ridiculous, I don't really know how else to say it. I didn't choose to come here. I didn't know how I could come here. I didn't know, especially when we were travelling East and when I just got to Ontario if I even wanted to be here. And yet knew I had to. That I couldn't say no, because this was just an OTHER BRIDGE I had to cross in order to get to the other side, to continue walking on the path that I'm taking. That bridge was scary. I sometimes think of this bridge as one of those bridges that is missing half the planks that go across. Where you're balancing and too afraid to look down because a wild river below you is going crazy and too scared to look back because you will loose your balance, and too scared to look ahead because you to go for so much longer. Too scared, and too afraid to look in any direction, yet knowing that you have to keep on going.
Well to all those who don't know, I will let you know why Ontario. Actually I have no idea myself. I have absolutely no idea, do not know 'why Ontario' is the place I ended up. Don't know why I am now living close to one of the major cities in Canada, and living miles and miles away from family.
I had no idea, and yet I went, that may seem strange to you. It did to me too. God opened this door for me. He gave me this opportunity to go to Ontario. And not only that. I felt called again and again to go here. I denied this call. I ignored it. Many times. But knew I had to listen, had to follow, and answer this call.
Obedience is one of the may things that God calls us to. And through obedience we can and may praise God. I had never really felt this, and never really thought about obedience as a form of praise or worship. Just the other day however I was thinking about it. Talking to a great friend of mine who is about to make a huge transition and about to follow and obey. It will be hard for her too, and she doesn't know how. Obedience, that is the only thing that right now seems clear. That obedience is what brought me to Ontario. Okay that sounds ridiculous, I don't really know how else to say it. I didn't choose to come here. I didn't know how I could come here. I didn't know, especially when we were travelling East and when I just got to Ontario if I even wanted to be here. And yet knew I had to. That I couldn't say no, because this was just an OTHER BRIDGE I had to cross in order to get to the other side, to continue walking on the path that I'm taking. That bridge was scary. I sometimes think of this bridge as one of those bridges that is missing half the planks that go across. Where you're balancing and too afraid to look down because a wild river below you is going crazy and too scared to look back because you will loose your balance, and too scared to look ahead because you to go for so much longer. Too scared, and too afraid to look in any direction, yet knowing that you have to keep on going.
I guess I was able to cross that bridge. When I got to the other side, this side I guess, I had to learn and adjust in many ways. I didn't know why or how. But knew I had to. I couldn't say no. Some of the things I had to learn were more scary than the bridge I had had to cross. Some of the things I had to learn were much more difficult than crossing that bridge. One, and maybe the most difficult, thing I had to learn was to face myself and my fears. To fight through and depend not on myself but on God. That with Him walking by my side I had been able to walk through life. With Him holding me above the water I crossed the river, with Him carrying me I had gone through the roughest patches in my life. Through trusting in the Lord and depending on Him I was able to cross the bridge of obedience. The bridge that brought me to Ontario. The bridge that changed my life forever. And the bridge that I continue crossing (if that is at all possible).
So I cannot explain why I am in Ontario, except for that God called me here, and brought me here, across the most scary bridge He carried me.
One thing I learned is this...
"So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed" ~John 8:36And He has set me free!! :D
Friday, March 9, 2012
university
The other day I was thinking, and realized
Being in university can be challenging, I'm definitely learning, and I'm with people almost always.
What more could I ask for, I'm in the right place?
- that I love a challenge
- that I love to learn new things
- and I love to be with people
Being in university can be challenging, I'm definitely learning, and I'm with people almost always.
What more could I ask for, I'm in the right place?
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Soup
I realized I'm twenty.
And never yet have made soup.
So today I made soup.
From scratch.
All the way, with noodles and chicken etc.
It was so yummy :)
And the girls loved it.
And I was excited.
From now on I can not say that I have never
made soup.
Because I have.
And it was super fun!
And never yet have made soup.
So today I made soup.
From scratch.
All the way, with noodles and chicken etc.
It was so yummy :)
And the girls loved it.
And I was excited.
From now on I can not say that I have never
made soup.
Because I have.
And it was super fun!
Saturday, March 3, 2012
a man in my life II
I was looking through past blogs of mine. It's interesting to see how things change in just a matter of time.
When I came across the post a man in my life I couldn't help but think of this picture:
click here to read: a man in my life I
When I came across the post a man in my life I couldn't help but think of this picture:
| ...YouTube videos... with personal sound system, such a great invention |
| huh? what? lol?! |
click here to read: a man in my life I
Thursday, February 23, 2012
to do...
Every day I get new ideas of things I want to do. So I am no starting an official to do list on here. I will continue adding to it, probably in different posts. For now:
- take photography class
- get a good camera after that photography class
- buy a French press
- work through my recipe books
- take piano lessons
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