
I want to start by thanking God for the opportunity to go for this conference, its been a blessing to me. One thing i prayed for before i left was for God to change my life through this conference and i'm glad for everything that happened.
The sessions were great, everyone got started with a game, some around looking for bugs and leaves. I guess thats the whole game thing but i'm not sure because i wasnt in any group. Yeah the sessions were great, ps Ryan shared on influences and making a decision to stand for Jesus in our generation. He also shared about David and Goliath and how David overcame Goliath but one thing new i got from this all so popular story is that Goliath was a champion that never won a battle. That really touched me, and i just thought for a while, is that how i want my life to be? Certainly not! There are alot of things about my life that God has revealed to me and it really up to me to make a stand and live it out.
The camp was certainly fun, we had a chance to play in the cold water. I could feel my body shaking while i was in there, but it was fun. Straight after that we played football, ps Ryan, Kevin, and Raymond joined in but we managed to lose against Joseph and his gang of good players, but it was fun.
The worship was great, Kevin sang one of his songs,
constant. I could post the lyrics here but i dont have them at the moment but its really meaningful especially the second chorus
...lifting my hands to worship you
exchanging my all for all of you
You are the same, You never change
You are the constant of my heart/life Jesus
And the song free always got me to my feet even though i needed to change the slides so everyone can follow.
And then there were this bunch of form 6 girls who kept screaming my name, my goodness. I felt so embarrassed, carol and the rest. But they mean well. A few of them came to the camp admitting worshiping and praising God are all new stuff to them, and some left with Jesus in their hearts, thats rewarding. So all the mosquito bites and erratic sleeping patterns were not in vain. Praise God la.
If there's one thing i would take away from the camp its this: God gives his 100% to us, isn't it fair if we give our 100% for him? There are volumes of truth in that one sentence for christ demonstrated his love for us in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us. Another place says it pleased him to smite his son. Imagine that, for God to smite his own son so that I can have a place in his family, thats awesome to me.
~shalom~