Despite of all its flaws and faults, OCF is still a beautiful place to be in.
Sometimes, to see people happy really makes me happy too. To see everyone enjoying themselves, to see God touching and working in their lives, to see people worship with all their hearts. Its really comforts me to see that and it definitely puts a smile on my face.
It has definitely been an utmost privillege to serve in OCF. Really really a great opportunity and privillege to pray for people from OCF. To see that God answers prayers and choose to use OCF Melb Uni to do his will really humbles me. To see God work in the lives of the people around me really makes me happy.
Sometimes, my answered prayers are really on of the best rewards i have on this Earth. And the answered prayers are all in the people around me :)
Yup just another rant: It's not about the words we say in our prayer, not about the vocab we use, not about the number of verses we quote in a prayer. It's not even about how long or how eloquent our prayers are. Definitely it's not about whether your prayer can make anyone cry, whether does it stir up the hearts of other people or not. It's not about that at all.
It's about heart and attitude. A repentant heart, a humble attitude, a God fearing and God seeking heart. A heart of love. A heart that has faith which gives rise to hope.
If that is so, if the heart is right, even the simplest of prayers with the simplest of words will bring a smile to the face of our Lord. If the heart is right, God will listen to your questions and queries. He prefers honest disagreement rather than dishonest submission. It's all about communication and building a relationship.
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