Still I will sing to you

Gopi's healing It is my usual Sunday night waiting to watch Manchester United vs Chelsea at 1:30am (at this ungodly hour) only to be greeted by one of God's divine, unpredictable moment. It began at 12:49am when my phone rang with an unusual (house) number and I was greeted by Gopi's sister on the line. She tried to remain calm and explain to me that Gopi is in a lot of pain in the ear. Their parents are both away at work and there's no one to care for him. The pain was severe and he's crying for an hour already! I told her I'll come over right away. So I quickly explain the situation to Huey and pack my "drug box" (which isn't really all encompassing) and make my way to Bestari. Thank God for Doc Mike! Even at that hour, he would still pick up my phone (probably very unwillingly due to the hour) to advice me on which drugs would work to help ease the pain (from my insufficient drug box) to see what I can do. Sam Tan also reassured me if I nee...

At this moment, I'm actually quite shy to revisit my older post in this blog I've kept for many years. It has been a long journey of faith in God, maturity, marriage, and now with a 7 weeks old baby girl. I hope I've grown up not just by default based on the progression of the events in my life, but rather in humility and tenderness towards my Maker. Faith This life has always been about faith. But faith without works is dead. Indeed when we say that we ought to grow in faith it can be interpreted as "I need to be tested and prove my faith with what I do". I recall days when faith were much easier with lesser 'requirements' and easy task to accomplish. What it means to 'mature in Christ' is synonymous to 'maturing in faith'. In order for our faith to grow and mature, God allows us to be tested. In that, He is rooting for us to make the right choices in life, bless and not curse, or simply trust in Him to make all things work out good ...