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Having HOPE will give you courage. You will be protected and will rest in safety.
Job 11:18Posted on January 31, 2012 with 1 note ()
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Speak the words to your problems the way Moses spoke to Pharaoh, confidently knowing and expecting that the LORD is behind him to guarantee good success.
The gist of today’s CNY sermon by Ps Mark.Posted on January 22, 2012 ()
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Happy Chinese New Year to one & all. Be highly favored, greatly blessed and deeply loved this 2012- a year of unceasing fruitfulness.
Posted on January 22, 2012 ()
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Being the mum of a Tweenager has been interesting. My dad, who retired early to help me with my firstborn 10 years ago, and I were having a bite and a c hat the other day.
“He is a lot like you,” Dad said when I brought up how korkor bear had been sleeping late because he had been sneakily reading at night.
I smiled. I knew of course how similar we are. My boy and I are very alike and not jus looks-wise. I have always told him to not even try to “be funny” with me because I could pre-empt his moves way ahead of time. Of course I could. I have tried the same bag of tricks before on my folks. How I must have exasperated and tried my parents! I think my mum secretly finds it amusing to watch me have to deal with the same challenges now.
And my cousin was talking to me about how many gifted kids approach puberty faster mentally and emotionally hath heir peers. I mean to bring up this nugget of info not in some elitist manner, but just as a food for thought. Guess they are wired differently upstairs. I also hit my puberty early on in the same manner and being a girl, I might have been even more advanced in my case of EMO-ness.
Tweenage is the new teenage, but it hits 4-5 years earlier. It is different handling a Tweenager than a teenager as they are up to speed in one area and lagging still in another. You cannot use the same speech for a teenager on a tweenager.
You cannot met out the same disciplinary measures but you can work on the basis of the same principles.It is tricky, but nothing that the holy spirit is not already equipped to handle Himself, plus the holy spirit teaches us ALL things. :) So if you are trusting on Him to guide, remember to hear His prodding and not your own emotional one (yes, emo kids can lead to parents feeling emo too- out of sheer frustration). We often say things we regret when we are angry or upset or both!
I am still feeling my way through this new stage. Holding the LORD’s hand and my hubby’s hand as we walk together in this parenting journey. I will have this no other way than us taking step after step in Christ.
Posted on January 21, 2012 ()
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‘Parents who constantly fight their children’s battles for them sometimes raise children who are not able to manage confrontation and rebuke. The sooner a child learns to cope, the better. They need to learn such skills and become emotionally stronger.’ - Mrs Jenny Yeo, a local school principal
I agree with her. Kids need to learn that there are actions and consequences. If they do not learn it in a controlled environment such as in school & at home, they will be in for a rude shock when they step out into the world. We need to step back and let them learn how to deal with facing the music. We want kids who are honest with the right moral values and who are also resilient. The bible says very clearly, spare the rod and spoil the child. We are protecting n loving them when we discipline them.Posted on January 21, 2012 ()
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What a reminder. Don’t pig out on the wrong things this season. ;)
Posted on January 19, 2012 ()
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LORD, in the morning you hear my voice.
In the morning I lay it all out before you.
Then I wait expectantly.
(Psalms 5:3 CEB)
What a way to start the day. :D Key words here? ALL & EXPECTANTLY. :)Posted on January 18, 2012 ()
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May the Lord give you increase more and more, you and your children. (Psalm 115:14 AMP)
My wish for this lunar new year- that the LORD increase each member of this family like He did Jabez. :)Posted on January 18, 2012 ()
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Watchman Nee puts it across so well. We are because of Christ’s finished work, not because of what we try to do to become like Him.
Posted on January 18, 2012 ()
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We have arrived in Beijing. -6deg C. Felt ok though. :) Noah was super bundled up. ;)
Posted on January 10, 2012 ()
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First day of school and first day of a new chapter as he joins the GEP @ACPS. :)
Posted on January 5, 2012 ()
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Cheeky Bunny Bear @10mo
Posted on January 5, 2012 ()
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Kae @ 9y 8m
Posted on January 5, 2012 ()
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Kae, all grown up in his new school’s PE singlet. Our very beloved son whom we are most proud of. :)
Posted on January 5, 2012 ()
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I love watching Kae and Noah interact with each other. There is such a wonderful bond between the brothers who adore each other. Kae is a fantastic elder brother and Noah looks up to him adoringly. When Noah was able to smile on his own accord and not because of the physical instinct that babies have, his sweetest smiles were all reserved for Kae. You would think having to wake up at 6am would cause the baby to be cranky BUT he was just delighted to see his brother and excited to head down to wait with him for the bus. :) It is one of my greatest hopes that the boys will always remain close. :)
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