Stronger

Try and do the best you can
Hold on and let Him hold your hand
And go on and fall into the arms of Jesus
Oh, lift your head it's gonna end
God's right there
Even when you just can't feel Him
I promise you that He still cares

When the waves are taking you under
Hold on just a little bit longer
He knows that this is gonna make you stronger, stronger
The pain ain't gonna last forever
In time it's gonna get better
Believe me
This is gonna make you stronger

'Cause if He started this work in your life
He will be faithful to complete it
If only you believe it
He knows how much it hurts
And I'm sure that He's gonna help you get through this

Stronger by Mandisa

One thing remains

Your love never fails 

It never gives up 

It never runs out on me

 

Your love never fails 

It never gives up 

It never runs out on me

 

Your love never fails 

It never gives up 

It never runs out on me

 

One thing remains by Jesus Culture

선물

우리 가족을 불러주시고
고난의 때에 하나로 이어주신
하나님께 감사.

하나님, 
그동안 진심으로 감사 드리지 않았음을 
회개합니다.

너무나 자연스레 받아들였던 은혜가
이렇게 큰 선물인지 이제야 깨닫습니다.

앞으로 내가 누리는 어떤 것도 당연히 여기지 않고
하나님께 감사와 영광 드리길 기도합니다.

앞으로도 영육간에 엄마 아빠 모두 지켜주시고,
60을 바라보는 연세지만 
하나님 안에 여전히 비전과 희망을 가질 수 있도록
기도합니다. 

저는 이곳에 있지만 
하나님께서 부모님과 항상 함께 하심을 믿습니다.

진심으로 감사 드립니다.

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Blessed is the one
   who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked
or stand in the way of sinners
   or sit in the seat of the mockers.
But his delight is in the law of the LORD
    and on his law he meditates day and night.
He is like a tree planted by streams of water,
   which yields its fruit in season
and whose leaf does not wither.
   Whatever he does prospers.

Psalms 1:1-4

Goooood morning at Green Line Locust

Calling

내가 가야할 곳을 알고 다른 일에 지체하거나 마음 두지 않는 것.

일상--놓치기 쉬운 것들

This past summer, Erik Nelson, a documentary filmmaker, was trying to finish cutting a film called “9/10: The Final Hours,” for the National Geographic Channel. He’d dug up all kinds of footage shot the day before the September 11th terrorist attacks, but very little of what the buildings had looked like inside. Amid a desperation for interiors, there was talk of abandoning the project. Then one of Nelson’s film researchers came across a trove of Petrov’s pictures, on an Estonian photo-sharing site called Fotki.

Nelson felt as though he had stumbled on the tomb of King Tut. For whatever reason, this Petrov had turned an archivist’s eye on the banalities of an office building and a sky-top restaurant, which, though destroyed in one of history’s most photographed events, had hardly been photographed at all.

. . .

“It’s a big lesson to all of us,” Don said. “Take picture now of what we have.”

Take Picture by Nick Paumgarten