I am back... but not sure how long

Anyway... things have been like a roller-coaster ride... such is life eh?

The highs have been really good highs and the lows have been really low lows... like right now. Am having a low period. Don't really want to go into it because it is just a complicated mess and I am wondering if I am just being paranoid. So before I sound like a complete emotional heap of mess, I think I should gracefully change topics.

2 things I would like to share...

1) For all those singles, coupled or married ppl, read Colin Dye's Staying Pure in a Sex-Charged World. Absolute mindblowing book about how Christianiy percieves sexuality. And Def a healing book for those who have crossed the bounderies and think there is no turning back.

2) I came across something and thought I would like to share it :

I was at a service recently and I picked up a leaflet and I saw this.....
A live church has parking problems; a dying church doesn’t.
A live church has lots of noisy children; a dying church has peace and quiet.
A live church needs to change the way things are done to do better; a dying church does not need to change a thing.
A live church dreams greater dreams of God’s kingdom; a dying church has nightmares.
A live church invites people to risk involvement in new ideas; and dying church plays it safe and never risks anything.
A live church supports world mission; a dying church says ‘Charity begins at home!’
A live church uses traditions and buildings to serve God and people; a dying church uses people to serve traditions and buildings.
A live church is full of tithers; a dying church is full of tippers.
A live church forgives and is forgiven; a dying church never makes mistakes.
A live church looks for challenges and opportunities; a dying church looks for problems and dangers.
A live church evangelises; a dying church fossilises........

Missed you guys lots and have a great weekend!

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