mission week the past three days has been amazing. salvation and revival is at ruse.it's been an eyeopening experience on so many levels, from gaining the courage to approach people i don't know, to learning and understanding so much about other religions.once again, this event has reached out to others beyond our expectations, and so we're rejoicing and reveling in the knowledge and assurance that God is at work here, that He is alive and that He's stirring up passion and fervor at ruse, that He's touching people and softening their hearts :)
i guess the biggest surprise is just how receptive people are. how willing they are to be questioned, and how willing they are to ask us questions. so many unexpected conversations have been sparked, and everywhere people are talking about the boards and what ISCF is doing. they're being challenged, forced out of their comfort zones and confronted with what they are building the foundation of their lives on. and i'm just praising and thanking God that He's opening their eyes and their hearts, that so many of them are coming to realise that the stable foundation that they believe to be rock... well really it's sand. the past three days have really affirmed my belief that all my strength comes from God. He's holding on to me, He is my Lord and God, and under Him i stand tall, unashamed, passionate and living for Him :)
in other news (i seem to be using the phrase a lot these days... maybe it's becoming a tradition, hahahahaha) there's another new puzzle in the library! ^^ a really... amazing puzzle XPso apparently, the deal is that once it's completed we'll get a string quartet to come and play it, LOLmind boggling stuff. XP and really, leading a God-seeking and God-fearing life is the most fulfilling life one can live :)