Dear brothers and sisters, 

I just want to share with you some inspirations in last week's morning service. That morning we talked about the victory of discouragement. The preacher defined discouragement as when you taking your eyes away from Jesus and placing it unto situation.I think that is really useful for me right now.

Sometimes, i am sure we are discouraged by the things happened around us. Tough project at hand, financial problems, unpleasant relationship with someone etc. etc. can be really annoying and make us feel that we are trapped, that we can't really do anything for the dead corner we are in. We still will say we believe God when we are asked, but our potential conscience may have lay our burdens to a place that we feel NO ONE can solve our big problems.

We expanded this topic by looking at Nehemiah 4:1-23. The fatigue, frustration and fear people went through are no less than we had right now. They worried about enemies, rubbles and they turned to believe negative things better than positive ones( I am typically this kind, shame to say this). But the cures of this, as the preacher put: 

First, request God's help--remember one of the anthem we sung in our church? It's said that " we vainly miss so many peace and take so many suffering. That's because we didn't go to God's throne and asked his help"( Forgive my lousy translation:)

Second, reorganize your priorities. Re-evaluating yourself and change your approach of doing things. 

Third, remember who God is. There is a really encouraging verse in Nehemiah 4:14, you can check it by yourself and always remember nothing is too small( because He always cares) or too big( Because He overrides everything) for out Heavenly Father.

Keep praying and keep talk to Him of your situation, trust Him that He takes perfect care of you and He has the perfect reason for the things happened unto you, you will see how He leads you in a marvelous and miraculous way. I have been seeing so many Great things He did in my life and He is always there through all means to lead me go through the seemingly impossible solved situation, I hope i can be a witness of this and encourage all of you in every tough situation. Even i am so unperfected as all of you know, He never fails me in even on a tiny little thing.

In the end of the letter i want to quote the topic we talked about in last week's service( Obviously, i just love everything we were taught:p) -----"What is that in your hand" , which is from Exodus 4:1-20. I hope we all can look at ourselves and thinking what do we have in our hand, and whatever it is, hands it to God, since He will use it in an amazing way. Keep walking with Him, let Him leads you, encourage yourself and people around you by His words.

PS: I am really sorry that sometimes i am not dedicate enough to work on the work God wants me to do, i will try to work on flaws of my personality in the future. 

 Regards.