And you shall know the truth. And the truth will set you free

Once upon a time, there was a young family—a father, mother, and their young son. Living with them was the father's dad. Grandpa was old and shaky and very feeble. He dripped everything, especially when he ate. He slobbered everything and made a terrible mess. It was embarrassing to the family, especially when company came over. So put the old man off to one side, away from the table. They gave him an earthen bowl to eat out of. But he broke that. In fact, he continued to slobber and make a mess. Finally, his daughter-in-law spoke out harshly to him and moved him to a far corner of the room, far from the dinner table. He was given a wooden trough to eat out of. At mealtime he would look wistfully at the family, wishing that he could eat with them. But that was not to be.
One day the daughter-in-law found her son fiddling with some pieces of wood as he tried to put them together. She asked him what he was doing. His answer: "I'm making a trough for you and Daddy that I can give you when I grow up." With these words, judgment was brought to the daughter-in-law, and she shared it with her husband. They brought their dad back to the table. He didn't stop slobbering or shaking, but it didn't matter anymore. They were finally honoring their father.

Daniel at 8:46:00 PM

Monday, March 27, 2006

Long time nvr post anything... God is good, i managed to be bold enough to mention about having saturday service n also cell group to my mum recently. And last fri also managed to go to prayer meeting when i mentioned about it.. God is going to work miracles in our lives.. Just gotta learn to follow more closely to the 6 HABITS that i learned in the past few months..

Daniel at 7:44:00 PM