Anyway, I had a great day yesterday. Stayed back with E8 to finish the card for Pst Lia, then headed down to the west on our secret mission, only to know our secret wasn't very well kept. HAHA. Argh! We've got to work on our surprises! But at least we managed to make Yan Hui think that we weren't coming already because it was late. Oh please, would we give up that easily? Haha!

So we reached the Pangs' house around 10 plus, close to 11. Had a great and crazy time, and got to see more photos of the Yan sisters when they were young! For their privacy I didn't kop any, but I'll name my top three favourites! HAHA!

1) 6-year-old Yan Zhen falling asleep while... (and the conclusion, that she's been like that ever since!)

2) Yan Rui's primary school class photo (including Miaow Guan! HAHA he looked like malay!)

3) The one on Facebook as well.

Many of us needed to rush for the last bus/train (which we never caught) so we left early, but for Kenneth, Tommy and I who were hungry and could afford to stay a little longer, the Pangs' parents treated us to supper! So paiseh lah! Haha but they were good people to talk to. Their dad was sharing how it was his best birthday gift to see his daughters water baptised together on the same day. They have always been praying for three of them to be more on fire, and really thanked God they are on their way to being so after coming to know us.

I think, it's really God's plan. How Miaow Guan was just advertising Nick Vujicic's event, and it caught Yan Rui's attention. That's when he moved. And I can still recall Miaow Guan telling us during CG the story of how young Yan Rui reached out to him in primary school, and we had a good laugh. Not only she is in the same CG as us, so are her sisters! HAHA! Should I share that story here? I shall seek approval first. HAHA!

Since I'm talking about the Yan sisters, I shall go on. They're in Children's Church! They went for their first CCH meeting last Saturday night. I can't wait to see them start serving God. Exciting!

Speaking of which, Ryan got deployed into Writing ministry as well. Although it wasn't one of his choices, he still went for the Ops GT. I think that is great attitude to have. Many people wouldn't turn up, thinking: "Hey there's a mistake, I never chose that ministry and I'm not interested in it." But Ryan was different, he has always been selfless and others-centered.

I remember being deployed into Live Feed ministry as well. I was loss for words when I had to introduce myself and share why I joined Live Feed. I said I like taking videos. True, but I was really just deployed there. I just didn't want people to think that I was there without making a choice; ultimately, I made a choice and accepted to be put in there. Honestly, I kind of miss doing Live Feed. I do, it was because of Live Feed that I grew and learnt how to have a tough heart and be relaxed in handling tough situations.

Well, what's the past is the past, I'm moving on in God. I just thank God that I kept the anything-and-everything attitude through my walk with Him, because from it I always grew a step higher in God. As a man plans his way, the Lord directs his step. Wherever I'm sent to by my pastors and leaders, I know God has a reason for it. I know it's true every time I look back at my life.

So God, again I say, I'll do anything and everything for You.

Uncomfortable as it may seem, but I'll try. I'll try. Again.

Again and again. I will still try...

... At least, for the sake of seeing others do the same. Yeah.

And I'm so inspired that Ryan did just that.

E8, let's have a great attitude to serve God, in anything and everything.

Let's go wherever we're sent to. For Him. :)