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Tuesday, August 14, 2007

thank God for the family and friends he placed in our lives.
thank God for being able to worship Him openly in a church.
thank God for the roofs he place over our heads.
thank God for a school we can study in.
thank God for the clothes we wear and the food we eat.
thank God for the peace and harmony.
thank God for the world he made.

there's like a million and one things we can thank God for..seriously, i think pastor evan seah made a really good point..why do we always have to quarrel about the things we have, rather then those we dont have?? we ask God for what we dont have, but hardly stop and think about what he has given us.. i bet it's so much more precious! (:



SAM