Prayer is the Answer to Every Problem in Life
March 21st, 2008 by patientlolitPrayer is the Answer to Every Problem in Life–
It puts us in tune with divine wisdom,
and divine wisdom knows how to
adjust everything perfectly.
So often we do not pray in certain
situations, because from our standpoint
the outlook is hopeless.
But nothing is impossible with God.
Nothing is so entangled that
it cannot be remedied.
No human relationship is too
strained that God cannot bring about
reconciliation and understanding.
No habit is so deep-rooted that
it cannot be overcome.
No one is so weak that
he or she cannot be healed.
No mind is so dull that
it cannot be made brilliant.
Whatever we need, if we trust
God, He will supply it.
If anything is causing worry and
anxiety, let us stop rehearsing
the difficulty and trust God
for healing, love, and power.
A Quote from Leo Schreven…
March 20th, 2008 by patientlolit"’We cannot change our outward actions permanently until our subconcious mind has been renewed, which is done by feeding the concious mind good pictures, words, emotions and thoughts.’"
ASIAN-AMERICAN SDA CHURCH
July 22nd, 2007 by patientlolitMissionary Work in TEXAS…
July 5th, 2007 by patientlolitGod is good all the time…
July 4th, 2007 by patientlolitGod blesses us so much here in Texas. I am here together with 25 other missionaries from the Philippines–of which half are students from AIIAS, and half are from AUP. We came here to respond to God’s calling.. Everyday, since the first day of the plan to come here to US, we already felt God’s blessings and guidance…
Thanks be to God! When we really put God first in our lives, blessings just follow! You feel them so much!
back to school
November 4th, 2005 by patientlolitHello mga friends ko… can’t describe my feeling, kasi kulang vocabulary ko… HAHAHHAHAHA! well, for those who are wondering where I could be nowadays, heto po ako… getting ready for another years in college… It will be another 3 and a half-years at AUP before I can finish my second degree, which is Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Your prayers, as well as financial assistance in the latter part of my studies are very much solicited and welcome! Hahahahayyyyyy!!!
Keep in touch po ha? May God bless you also in your endeavours.
With much love, thoughts and regards,
Lolitzki
frustrated writer writes…
August 15th, 2005 by patientlolitHello friends, I’m not skilled in writing… As a matter of fact, I consider myself a ‘frustrated writer’. But my inability to express myself through rich vocabulary won’t hinder me to share with you what I’ve experienced today. Today, I’ve experienced victory. Yes, victory in Jesus Christ. I have been praying that God would help me to be strong and confident to tell my boss that I will not be able to work on Sabbath. For some who don’t know, I’m working at a Thai-Bilingual school. Being a homeroom teacher, I have to meet up with all the parents of my K-1 students for the scheduled conference which falls on a Saturday (20th of August 2005). My boss asked me a lot of questions. Questions which aimed to make me consider working on Saturday. I was praying while talking to her, but I really praise God that He kept me strong. It was so good to share about what I believe and hold on to. I forgot about myself. The boss told me to decide for myself, since they don’t like the idea that I will be absent for four times in a year..–for FOUR parent-teacher conferences. With our long conversation, I still ended up with what I had in mind.. that I will follow what God wants me to do.. I suddenly remembered the beautiful verses in the Bible which make me strong.. Ps. 37:4 -Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.. Matthew 6:33- But seek ye first the kingdom of God and all these things will be added unto you.. Joshua 1:9 - Have I not commanded you be strong and courageous…Do not be terrified, do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you, where ever you may go…Matthew 6:26 - Look at the birds, they do not sow nor reap, yet your heavenly Father feeds them… Yes, I’m losing this job… but I’m not worried about it.. I actually feel so blessed. I may lose this job, I may not gain the pay I’m gaining right now, in the next job that I will have.. but God sees all these… I am really thankful for the very clear revelation of God for me today. I can now move on to the next decision of my life which I feel is another calling for me. I will miss my life in Bangkok. I will miss all the people who I became friends with..from work, from church, from any corners of Thailand…I will miss my active UC family, most especially. I may be apart from these wonderful people, but God will always be there.. In my heart, there shall remain happiness, comfort, and fulfillment! I’ll continue pray that Jesus would be the Center of my life.. that He will forever be the driver, and I’m the passenger.
