What do I look for a man as my future partener in life?
The first I should look for a man is he loved my family and he accept what my family is. I do not look for status in life or what is his inner appearance, I look for a man is he treat me as a girl, as a queen and he have respect and also hardworking so that in future we dont make any excuses to take our child if we bless to have a child to go to schoold and fulfil his/her dreams. That's all.
Thursday 4 April 2019
How do I keep my faith?
Honestly I do not to church every sunday but I do loved God. I dont know but since I felt like Im nothing everything was changed.
I believed in God, Yes I do believe in God because when I prayed uts look like God heared me and on the other day answered prayers were been done.
Honestly I do not to church every sunday but I do loved God. I dont know but since I felt like Im nothing everything was changed.
I believed in God, Yes I do believe in God because when I prayed uts look like God heared me and on the other day answered prayers were been done.
- And when I prayed at night I feel the presence of the Lord. I feel the holy spirit touched my heart and that was the time I cried.
Thursday 21 March 2019
Why Do We Find It So Hard to Forgive?
One reason we resist forgiving is that we don't really understand what forgiveness is or how it works. We think we do, but we don't.
The first step to understanding forgiveness is learning what it is and isn't. The next step is giving yourself permission to forgive and forget, letting go of the bitterness while remembering very clearly your rights to healthy boundaries.
• Forgiveness is returning to God the right to take care of justice. By refusing to transfer the right to exact punishment or revenge, we are telling God we don't trust him to take care of matters.
• Forgiveness is not letting the offense recur again and again. We don't have to tolerate, nor should we keep ourselves open to, lack of respect or any form of abuse.
• Forgiveness does not mean we have to revert to being the victim. Forgiving is not saying, "What you did was okay, so go ahead and walk all over me." Nor is it playing the martyr, enjoying the performance of forgiving people because it perpetuates our victim role.
• Forgiveness is the act of pardoning an offender. In the Bible, the Greek word translated “forgiveness” literally means “to let go,” as when a person does not demand payment for a debt. Jesus used this comparison when he taught his followers to pray: “Forgive us our sins, for we ourselves also forgive everyone who is in debt to us.” (Luke 11:4)
Likewise, in his parable of the unmerciful slave, Jesus equated forgiveness with canceling a debt.—Matthew 18:23-35.
• We forgive others when we let go of resentment and give up any claim to be compensated for the hurt or loss we have suffered. The Bible teaches that unselfish love is the basis for true forgiveness, since love “does not keep account of the injury.”
1 Corinthians 13:4, 5.
One reason we resist forgiving is that we don't really understand what forgiveness is or how it works. We think we do, but we don't.
The first step to understanding forgiveness is learning what it is and isn't. The next step is giving yourself permission to forgive and forget, letting go of the bitterness while remembering very clearly your rights to healthy boundaries.
• Forgiveness is returning to God the right to take care of justice. By refusing to transfer the right to exact punishment or revenge, we are telling God we don't trust him to take care of matters.
• Forgiveness is not letting the offense recur again and again. We don't have to tolerate, nor should we keep ourselves open to, lack of respect or any form of abuse.
• Forgiveness does not mean we have to revert to being the victim. Forgiving is not saying, "What you did was okay, so go ahead and walk all over me." Nor is it playing the martyr, enjoying the performance of forgiving people because it perpetuates our victim role.
• Forgiveness is the act of pardoning an offender. In the Bible, the Greek word translated “forgiveness” literally means “to let go,” as when a person does not demand payment for a debt. Jesus used this comparison when he taught his followers to pray: “Forgive us our sins, for we ourselves also forgive everyone who is in debt to us.” (Luke 11:4)
Likewise, in his parable of the unmerciful slave, Jesus equated forgiveness with canceling a debt.—Matthew 18:23-35.
• We forgive others when we let go of resentment and give up any claim to be compensated for the hurt or loss we have suffered. The Bible teaches that unselfish love is the basis for true forgiveness, since love “does not keep account of the injury.”
1 Corinthians 13:4, 5.
Wednesday 20 March 2019
An interview with a student
I interviewed a student here at our campus, his from CADT and I only ask him 4 questions which he answered well.
I ask him why he choose to take that course so he then answered that he knows that course is good for him to show his talent and it can help for his future. Then I ask him if he suffered bad things in that course and he says in the first place I want to give up but he knows that he can so despite all that challenges. I also ask him if there are times that he think that it is better to quit or shif from that course then he answered he do, he says he want to ahif before but then he realize that challenges in him is not the reason why he quit for it. Last I ask him is does he choose that course for himself or his family, and he answered he choose for himself because he want too.
This is all the result of my interview from a CADT student.
I ask him why he choose to take that course so he then answered that he knows that course is good for him to show his talent and it can help for his future. Then I ask him if he suffered bad things in that course and he says in the first place I want to give up but he knows that he can so despite all that challenges. I also ask him if there are times that he think that it is better to quit or shif from that course then he answered he do, he says he want to ahif before but then he realize that challenges in him is not the reason why he quit for it. Last I ask him is does he choose that course for himself or his family, and he answered he choose for himself because he want too.
This is all the result of my interview from a CADT student.
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