Anyhow. After attending FOP night 2 and 3, I really think that FOP has grown to another level. Everything is becoming better!

I believe the main reason is because all the leaders of participating churches are becoming more and more united in the vision of FOP and the imptance of spirit-empowered living.

But just a question. Are WE, we who form the church, able to see ourselves uniting in the same vision? Not just talk the talk of unity, but turn the words we say using our mouths into concrete action.

I am not satisfied until I see the entire stadium packed on EVERY night, not just on Saturday night. Perhaps reason why some people didn't turn up on Sunday's session is because they have to work on Monday so they don't want to feel too stretched. Or people don't want to attend Friday's session because they are tired after work, and they rather go home to catch up with dream land).

We shall just leave it to our own imagination what might be the reason Friday and Sunday sessions the stadium is only 80% filled, while Saturday night session is jam packed and nearly 100% filled.

Of course, my purpose is definitely not to point fingers at everyone else but myself. Like i've mentioned, i could've taken the extra mile to attend all 3 FOP sessions which will bless my spiritual life greatly, but i only managed to go for 2. As i did a self-evaluation, i'm convicted that i must guard my spiritual life. i must guard the spiritual thirst and hunger i have in God. I start asking myself questions: am i getting too comfortable? Am i putting limit on my spiritual life? Am i on the road to lukewarm-ness?

So, what i'm trying to put across IS: the need to be personally accountable in the decisions and actions we ourselves make. As what Pst Mark Connor preached on the FOP 2nd session, we cannot control anything / anyone else but OURSELVES. We must ensure that as we grow old, we must also (& more imptly) grow UP. Maturity is the acceptance of responsibility. And with that, view things with an eternal purpose in mind.

Oh, how impacted i am by this year's FOP. The sessions are awesome, and i believe it will keep on growing from glory to glory. I pray that FOP will begin to rise up more and more spirit-filled believers who are up and about to do our Father's business - impact church and impact marketplace.

Labels: contemplative, revelation