africa, doctoring, loving the poor, Missions, prayer & encouragement, waiting for the one
Earning my first paycheque was a milestone. It was a great privilege to give a portion of it to my parents, to thank them for all they had done for me, and in gratitude for their upbringing thus far. ... Read More about Fool for You.
I was appalled. But looking back, I really wished I was indignant. Looking back, I wished I had done something, even though I’m not sure what it should have been.We had all just finished cycling. ... Read More about Mee-pok man.
To all of you going through some sort of ordeal in life, especially to my friends in the same boat as I am: "Dear friends, do not be surprised at the fiery ordeal that has come on you to test you, as ... Read More about The greatest battle.
Sometimes, it is when we finally come to the end of ourselves and realize how much in need we are of God, that our humility allows Him to come through for us.I kept thinking that perhaps, if I tried ... Read More about You can.
It was a few days ago that I decided- that if I didn't take the time to address this issue, it would not be long before I went downhill. I realize, how easy it is for one in this profession to be ... Read More about Humbled.
It's a public holiday tomorrow and I'm on for another 30-hour call from 8am tomorrow morning till 1pm on Wednesday, even though I just had a 30-hour call last Friday till Saturday. I've been scheduled ... Read More about As one who serves.
