Trinity Term 2006
Once again, I apologize for not updating this blog in a while. The end of term was a tremendously busy time - I had Part A Finals and there were various other things going on. Needless to say God was in absolute control and I know many in the OICCU have really felt sustained and strengthened this last term, and I joyfully count myself among them.
In terms of what's been happening, I know these events were months ago, but it's never too late to thank God for them.
The BBQ in 5th week was a wonderful day. Despite the Saturday and the Monday surrounding it both being wet and miserable, our good God provided glorious sunshine and wind that helpfully dried the ground. Indeed it was so hot that you could see our prayers answered in a few burnt faces...including mine. Never pray for good weather and forget the suncream! More importantly, many came to hear Andy Robinson challenge us to have a bigger view of Jesus, and we pray on that the Spirit will be working in the hearts of those non-Christians.
The rowing and Da-Vinci events went well too. In summary, this term in the life of the OICCU has been really good. It has been a privelidge to lead and work alongside a mission team, increasingly committed to prayer and increasingly enthusiastic about the Great Commission. It hasn't all been plain sailing...I'm told Christian leadership never is, and some decisions you have to make are difficult in the extreme. But it's a great joy to "give ourselves fully to the work of the Lord", knowing that "our labour in the Lord is not in vain". With this perspective, the most mundane of tasks can be great fun and worthwhile.
In terms of what's been happening, I know these events were months ago, but it's never too late to thank God for them.
The BBQ in 5th week was a wonderful day. Despite the Saturday and the Monday surrounding it both being wet and miserable, our good God provided glorious sunshine and wind that helpfully dried the ground. Indeed it was so hot that you could see our prayers answered in a few burnt faces...including mine. Never pray for good weather and forget the suncream! More importantly, many came to hear Andy Robinson challenge us to have a bigger view of Jesus, and we pray on that the Spirit will be working in the hearts of those non-Christians.
The rowing and Da-Vinci events went well too. In summary, this term in the life of the OICCU has been really good. It has been a privelidge to lead and work alongside a mission team, increasingly committed to prayer and increasingly enthusiastic about the Great Commission. It hasn't all been plain sailing...I'm told Christian leadership never is, and some decisions you have to make are difficult in the extreme. But it's a great joy to "give ourselves fully to the work of the Lord", knowing that "our labour in the Lord is not in vain". With this perspective, the most mundane of tasks can be great fun and worthwhile.
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