December Desire

They need nor light of the sun, for the Lord God gives them light. - Revelation 22:5

December is a month when people celebrate miracles. The Jewish tradition of Hanukkah - the Holiday of Lights - commemorates the time when a small amount of oil lasted 8 days and kept the light in the temple from going out. And Christmas celebrates the oming of the "Light of the World," God in human form - Jesus.

A miracle is generally thought of as something that contradicts nature. But a true miracle is the introduction of God's supernatural power into our world in a way that suspects the laws of physics as we understand them.

In December, it seems that more of us are willing to suspend disbelief and entertain the possibility that "nature" is not the final authority. Even the non-religious to believe that darkness, disease, and death can be overcome.

Perhaps the most wondrous thing about miracles is that it is God's nature to do the supernatural. The closing chapters of Scripture assure us that this "December desire" for all to be well will become a reality: "There shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. There shall be no more pain" (Rev. 21:4). God will one day bring to an end the unnatural rule of Satan and begin His righteous reign as the rightful Ruler of the universe. - Julie Ackerman Link

Thank You, Lord, that althought we live in a world

where Satan's shadow obscures Your glorious light,

we eagerly anticipate the day when Your full glory will

once again illuminate all creation. Amen.

A miracle needs no explanation to those who believe in God; to those who don't, no explanation is enough.

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My desire in this December is jsut try to involve myself in all the events... I know it is impossible, so I just try as much as I can...

The table above is my church's event in this month... quiet busy, but alot of fun within it... sad to say that I could only involve not more than 5... T.T ...

Transaport is my biggest problem... T.T ... but still have to thanks God... at least I had joined some of them...

Another person asking me not to go such far church as there is another Anglican church near my house... I am hard to answer 'why'... but, changing a church means everything have to be new... I will have to comfort myself in the new church and the way they had for worship and service...

I am not saying that I can't or I don't want to do so... it just, it that something God prefer?... I am not sure is that God giving me a signal to change church... :( anyone can answer me?...

December desire... December despair... December Hope...