引導反思的藝術,透過生命教練、體驗教育引導反思、團隊建造與團隊訓練、促進婚姻家庭健康、凝聚親子關係、豐富心靈成長,是一個提升教學技巧與領袖培育的大家庭。
2009年6月26日 星期五
牧養生命的專注
2009年6月12日 星期五
順服的祝福-信心
什麼時候神呼召你,是最厲害的時候?是當你安逸時,當你沒有熱情、沒有願意更多付出時,當你安逸表示你已經夠了,不需要再浪費時間繼續做同樣的事情,每次當神呼召你的時候,表示神要帶領你走入下一個神蹟,下一個成長。
你要做的事情就是拿起行李,緊緊跟隨神!
人的期待不是最重要的,最重要的是,我清楚的聽到了神告訴我,你要去,為我做點事情!立刻的順服與無條件的順服是你要學習的功課,只要是你的領袖所給你的任務,都要立刻順服,然後禱告求神給你智慧與能力。領袖看的不是你有什麼能力、不是你有什麼資源。
領袖看的是你的順服,就好像神看亞伯拉罕一樣,他雖然沒有任何子嗣,但是只是因為他完全順服、立刻順服、順服到底,所以神在他身上行了大神蹟,使他不只得到兒子,也成為不斷傳遞福份的源頭。
他成了信心之父,不是因為他的能力,只是單單他聽從神的話語,而且沒有猶豫的去做,而且把它做到底,神在「到底」的那一刻,總會賜下供應,反思我是否順服神的話語到底?我是否順服我的領袖到底?
願意的心可以培養,讓自己成為一個正面思考的人,任何事情發生,都先思考神的旨意在這件事情如何?於是讓自己可以成為常常與神對話、與神相戀的人,讓生活中的每件事情,都自然而然的以神的話語為依歸,使神的道成為肉身,行在我的身上。
2009年6月10日 星期三
Banner DNA
2009年6月6日 星期六
Growing in Servanthood
by Charles F. Stanley
Kids love to show off their height. They eagerly anticipate being tall enough to do all the things their short stature currently prevents. Many parents record and celebrate their children’s growth. They follow the tradition of marking heights on a doorframe.God the Father also measures His children’s growth. He delights in seeing us reach new levels of spiritual maturity so we can accept greater responsibility. Because a new believer is like a little child in faith, his or her kingdom tasks are, at first, light. God is beginning the transformation process that will grow a saved human being into the image of Christ.
The call to servanthood requires us to do as the Lord Jesus did: act humbly on behalf of our fellow man. When we successfully minister where we are called, new opportunities will open up and offer fresh challenges.
Every opportunity to bless others honors the Lord and increases a believer’s wisdom and stature before Him. Much of God’s work goes on where only He can see it. But our heavenly Father is always measuring His children for future service. He’s gauging how much closer we are to His goal for us and what new task will draw us even closer.
God calls each believer to a life of service, just as He called Paul, Peter and James. This should be an exciting prospect. But too many people get hung up believing they can’t be “as good” as the apostles of old or the preachers and missionaries of today. A popular idea in the church is that the Lord’s servants are only those doing full-time ministry. Everyone else is simply trying to live well. Nothing could be further from the truth. From God’s perspective, you and I are the same as Paul, Peter, and James: servants with important kingdom work to do.
Some kingdom jobs look more important than others. But that’s only because we evaluate them with human eyes. Every work that advances the Gospel or serves a need is valuable—from cleaning the church or preaching to evangelizing or recording a praise album.
Everyone can’t be on a foreign mission field. But we can all share the gospel with a neighbor. Some people can sing in the choir. Others can put a dollar in the hand of homeless man. God invites us to do His work in the world, whether the task is great or small. We accomplish it by serving our fellow man. Ask Him what He would have you do.
Whatever your calling, remember… spiritual growth impacts our fruitfulness. The longer we’ve been believers, the greater our service should be. That does not mean tasks will be highly visible. Satan tries to convince people that some jobs are trivial. But the moment a believer falls for that lie, growth is stunted. God will promote those who put forth the best effort, no matter what the task is.
2009年6月3日 星期三
Servant Heart
瞻仰你奇妙可畏
Standing in awe of Your grace
吸引我快跑跟隨
Setting my feet in Your ways
進入你榮耀同在裡
Entering into Your Presence
定睛注視面對面
To behold you face to face
創造天地的天父
Father of heaven and earth
緊抱我在你懷裡
Holding me in Your embrace
湧流你愛環繞著我
Unfailing love that surrounds me
喔主!我心驚嘆!
Oh.. God I stand amazed
我親愛耶穌
My Jesus, my Lord
我一生所愛慕
You’re the love of my life
無論在何處
Wherever You go
我要與你同行
Wanna be by Your side
不再是我
No longer I
但讓基督掌權
But Christ living in me
我要服事你直到永遠
Serving You for all eternity
我定睛於你
My eyes set on You
在這天路奔跑
In this race that I run
不照我意思
No longer my ways
全憑你旨意
Let Your will be done
願作僕人
Make me a servant
主我全心愛你
My heart’s ever true
倚靠十架
Clinging to the cross
我要跟隨你
I‘ll follow You
我跟隨你
I'll follow You
雅歌第一章
2009年6月2日 星期二
“Why Sit Here Until We Die?”
Pastor Kong Hee, CHC
Now there were four leprous men at the entrance of the gate; and they said to one another, “Why are we sitting here until we die?” 2 Kings 7:3
King Ben-Hadad of Syria besieged Samaria in the midst of a severe famine. So desperate was Samaria’s plight that people ate almost anything in order to survive. Donkey’s heads and dove’s dung were sold for exorbitant prices (2 Kin. 6:24-25). It was a dire time. But in 2 Kings 7:1, the word of the Lord came to Elisha saying, “By tomorrow, the famine will be over. Grain will be plentiful again!” Unfortunately, the officer of the king of Israel scoffed at that prophecy.
Meanwhile, there were four lepers sitting by the city gates. “Why sit here until we die?” They asked each other. “We will starve if we stay here and we will starve if we go back into the city; so we might as well go out and surrender to the Syrian army. If they let us live, so much the better; but if they kill us, we would have died anyway” (7:3-4).
God is never moved by needs. God moves when we turn our faith loose. Those four lepers decided not to be passive and started to do something about their living condition. They chose to take responsibility of their own lives and step out by faith. That evening, as they walked toward the camp of the Syrians, God amplified the sounds of their footsteps. Although there were only four weak, sickly leprous men, the whole Syrian army heard the clatter of speeding chariots and loud galloping of horses. It was as if a great army was approaching their garrison. “The king of Israel has hired the Hittites and Egyptians to attack us,” they cried out. So they panicked and fled into the night, abandoning their tents, horses, donkeys, and everything else (7:5-7). When the lepers arrived, to their amazement they found the camp totally abandoned. What was left for their taking was an abundance of food, drink, silver, gold and clothing!
The four lepers speak of sinners everywhere who are languishing in their soul without hope in life. The devil seems like a powerful, impenetrable enemy. But when we decide to step out in faith and trust the Lord for our salvation, Satan will flee and we will enter into God’s abundant life.
But as the lepers enjoyed the spoils of war, their conscience began to bother them. How could they gorge themselves with food while the residents of Samaria were starving to death (7:9)? They decided to share the good news of salvation to the Samaritans and bring them out of death into life. We too cannot “remain silent” when this “is a day of good news.” We must share the gospel to those spiritually starving, living without hope, and take them into the abundant life Christ has promised.
永恆的糧食
靈修日期:2009/6/2
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