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Tuesday, March 14, 2006;
7:20 AM
Really enjoyed the weekend service.. This week pastor Kong preached on the message of the prodigal son, a simple yet impactful message.. The story of the prodigal son speaks about each & individual of our lives. We are like the prodigal son who asked his father for his inheritence than we spend the time & money doing things that are completely meaningless.At the end of the day we will come to a point where we would have to make a choice... Will we humble ourself to come back to God or will we choose to live the way we are.. Like the father our heavenly Father will always love & welcome us back like the prodigal son, the important is whether we will allow Him to.PhileoJohn 3:16-17
DREAMS.