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My daughter Annabel,
Papa have to go back to the longhouses at Sibu for a
mission trip. I hope your aunty take good care of you and when I return, I’ll
tell you the story of how Christ works among the Iban people, our people. It is
so exciting! But one news that have been troubled daddy since last week is that
many of our young people, when they study or work at the city, they losing
their faith. Those who grow or kept their faith and beliefs are those who attend
church or/and Christian fellowship weekly. Daddy will share God’s Word to the
young people tomorrow night, would you pray for daddy?
Anna, they remind me of you my child. One word that came
to my mind this morning as I prayed for you is this: Stand up for your beliefs.
Be secure with who you are and where you stand in Christ. When you become more
God-confident, then you become willing to stand up for your beliefs and your
God the Father. And that’s good because if you’re willing to stand up for the
things you believe in, especially in your relationship with Christ, you faith
will be strengthen. And not only that, you’ll feel better about yourself and
you’ll make better choices.
“Let’s take Jesus
at this word,” Max Lucado writes, “When
He says we’re forgiven, let’s unload the guilt. When He says we’re valuable,
let’s believe Him. When He says we’re eternal, let’s bury our fear. When He
says we’re provided for, let’s stop worrying.” Franklin Graham also said, “The value and purpose of following God’s
ways are not in seeing, but in believing, what God wants to say to us.” Part
of why daddy wants you to read the Bible every day and meditate on it is
because I desires for you be rooted in Christ and His Word. Stand firm, okay?
Daddy love you,
Rich
THINK BIG.
START SMALL. GO DEEP.
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