Did I mention that I started seminary already? Not yet?
Sorry for not keeping you updated but yes, finally, I started a new journey to follow His calling.
In between today and June 30, I may have had more than 10 blog post ideas to share with you. None of which I remember as I write today.
But let’s forget about that and focus on what’s here now. What’s happening today.
My family’s still going through a major problem. And also a major happiness.
My body’s recovering from a half marathon. But my body’s so much stronger at the same time.
I was elected as our batch’s ambassador. I’m part of the student council in our seminary.
The podcast’s 2-year long of preparation is ending! And the daily podcast is coming soon.
Yay!
I wanted to write in my blog to update my readers. In my heart, I know that I should be writing more. Why? Because there are so many testimonies and miracles to share. Because the Lord is doing so many things that I want to make sure that it’s known in the world. Even if that just means my sphere of influence.
A Few Testimonies
I thank God for keeping me in His Kingdom for the past 10 years. I made a short video to commemorate.
I thank God for the full scholarship for my master’s program granted by my seminary and Cru.
I thank God for the countless testimonies on how He saved families in different nations and tribes. I’m blessed by every testimonies I heard during our orientation training in seminary.
I thank God that my two nephews accepted Jesus as their Lord and Savior.
I thank God for His sustenance in our life group and our church.
I thank God for newfound brothers and sisters in Christ.
And most of all, I thank the Lord for having me in my graduate school. From the orientation day to now, I am in awe of how everything is an answered prayer. From the professors, to the community, to the courses, and even to the place. I thank the Lord that He guides me day by day and that His grace is always sufficient.
I thank God that despite all the chaos and battles, I am living in an answered prayer. God is faithful.