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Sunday, February 22, 2009
Inspired by Martin King Luther Jr
(link http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/mlkihaveadream.htm)
I Have A Dream...
That one day, in spite of individualistic tendencies and the delicate complexities of rallying individuals, the people of the united tribes of EJA will overcome the unfavourable odds, and at the annointed moment, decide to have a noon-time meal together.
In keeping with the teachings of a certain teacher to "not give up on meeting up", to fellowship, to enjoy each other's company, to learn from the brother or sister whom one sees every week and think nothing more of it, to just hang out without the distraction of an official agenda..... I have a dream, that these people will make effort to spend at least 1/84 of their standard 168 hours/week to meet up in non-regulation time.
Let us not wallow in the defeat of excuses, I say to you today my friends.
And so even though we face the difficulties in the form of "meeting friends" and "got project", I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in A 2:42.
I have a dream that one day these people will rise up and make good the saying,"devoted to the fellowship." That one day beyond the yellow doors of expo, the sons of taxi drivers, the daughters of engineers will be able to freely chill out on their own accord,
A dream that sees many individuals, one body, moving off in unison towards Expo Mrt to their destination of fellowship.
A dream that one day, in the looseness of our lips, the words "you don't joke la!","mai xian" or something to that effect, will appear less and less. And out of that void comes a fountain of encouragement and truth to hearten the people.
And that will be the day, when all of God's people will let ring the words, "Free at last! Free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last from hiding behind busy-ness and the poison of our tongues!
(link http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/mlkihaveadream.htm)
I Have A Dream...
That one day, in spite of individualistic tendencies and the delicate complexities of rallying individuals, the people of the united tribes of EJA will overcome the unfavourable odds, and at the annointed moment, decide to have a noon-time meal together.
In keeping with the teachings of a certain teacher to "not give up on meeting up", to fellowship, to enjoy each other's company, to learn from the brother or sister whom one sees every week and think nothing more of it, to just hang out without the distraction of an official agenda..... I have a dream, that these people will make effort to spend at least 1/84 of their standard 168 hours/week to meet up in non-regulation time.
Let us not wallow in the defeat of excuses, I say to you today my friends.
And so even though we face the difficulties in the form of "meeting friends" and "got project", I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in A 2:42.
I have a dream that one day these people will rise up and make good the saying,"devoted to the fellowship." That one day beyond the yellow doors of expo, the sons of taxi drivers, the daughters of engineers will be able to freely chill out on their own accord,
A dream that sees many individuals, one body, moving off in unison towards Expo Mrt to their destination of fellowship.
A dream that one day, in the looseness of our lips, the words "you don't joke la!","mai xian" or something to that effect, will appear less and less. And out of that void comes a fountain of encouragement and truth to hearten the people.
And that will be the day, when all of God's people will let ring the words, "Free at last! Free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last from hiding behind busy-ness and the poison of our tongues!
Labels: Christ, Martin King Luther JR, Musings
Unknown Source at 10:10 PM