Saturday, April 3, 2010 @ 3:43 AM
Holy Saturday
I think I'm gonna go on a facebook fast (as in puasa). Haha, no point getting myself upset over something I can avoid. So if you wanna contact me, pls do so here. Aisss
There's another service today, at 8pm. Last night's one was great, though because of the lightning and thunder, the wires went wild and there was no air-con. :( boooo. Then my sis had to take of her jacket, cos it was too hot. Haha. The lights went on and off too, so the lcd projection for worship like can see cannot see like that. >w< Lately I've been thinking and I'm trying to let go and let God. Trust me, its harder than it sounds. I don't know why. Is my faith so little that I can't trust Him to handle this problem that must be so small in his eyes.
So help me Lord, to trust you more,
When I don't know, what I'm here for.
On a brighter note, my brother chipped his tooth the other day. Not that its good news..haha. We had to take him to the dentist, and amazingly, they managed to
glue the piece back to its former place! You can't see the line or crack at all! Hahaa, thank God!
Good Friday's serviceDr Paul gave the message, and talked about Pilate, Annas (the High Priest) and Peter (the disciple of Jesus).
They all had one thing in common-they failed the truth test.
Why did they fail?
Pilate failed, because he was unprepared. There could be other reasons, but one of them was this. He wasn't prepared to face the truth, and it came right in his face as a surprise. Plus, he was unpracticed in the truth. He was a man of great power, and because he wanted to keep that power, he sent Jesus to die, eventhough there was no evidence that Jesus did anything worthy of his dying on the cross.
Annasfailed, because he had no interest in the truth. Even though he was the High Priest, his concerns were in his power (religiously as well as socially) Annas didn't want to hear the truth, and he saw Jesus as a threat.
Peter failed the truth test as well. But unlike the others. He was full of guilt when he recognised his lies. He denied knowing Jesus three times. After the 3rd time, Jesus looked straight at him. I wonder what it must have felt like? Loving someone so dearly, and then lying that you know them. What made it worse was that the person you claimed you didn't know, knew about your lies. Its a sad picture. But unlike the rest, Peter repented, and that, my friends, is what is important. To ask for forgiveness. Saying sorry.
That would make all the difference. :)