Saviour He can move the Mountain

I hope this lyrics is in relation to missions. Cos this really is my favourite song. I am not just sharing the song for the sake of sharing. I hope it encourages ppl in the next team.

Maybe I shall just type down the chorus and bridge of the song cos I feel that it is quite related to what we did during the trip. I hope that the team in wave 2 will also be encouraged.

On the first day of the refugee camp, we almost couldn't enter the gate of the camp. And I remember Ben metioning something about the mountain. Each time when we have doubt about being able to enter the camp or not, look at the mountain. If God can create such beautiful mountains. How much more can He do?

This song came into my mind.......

Saviour He can move the mountains
My God is mighty to save
He is mighty to save
Forever author of salvation
He rose and conquered the grave
Jesus conquered the grave

Bridge:
Shine the light and let the Hmong Laos see
We're singing for the glory of the rise king
(x4)

Our God is the God of victory!!

Lyrics: More and more

Some of us gathered together to sing praises and worshipped the Lord during the trip. This was the song that impressed upon my heart during the trip. It's from my church.

fyi, here is the lyrics of the song.


Lord unveil Your face
As I worship You
Reveal Your Majesty
Touch my heart anew

Lord unveil my eyes
To see Your glorious truth
The love you gave so free
Has drawn my heart to You

* chorus
And I can't help but love You more
More and more I see
How much I mean to You
Jesus I can't help but want You more
More and more I see
Your goodness unto me
I fall in love with You more and more

Every 2nd Sunday evening of the month (till Sept); Team prayer meeting!
Of cos, if you guys wanna meet and catch up, why not?
See you this fri for fellowship over dinner! details to be confirmed soon=)

Dear Supporters and Team mates,
Here's a video of the first day in the refugee camp, when God was moving and reduced all of us to tears. May God be glorified =)

Yining

Be the light in the darkness

(Photo courtesy of Alvin; editing by Yining)

Team mates, let's continue to shine the light for Jesus as we continue with our lives back in Singapore. Let's not forget all that has happened during the past 11 days and treat it as a dream. Keep the Hmongs, RADION and the people in Thailand in our prayers!Till we meet the next time, take care and press on for the Lord, my dear Brothers & Sisters! =)

much love,
Ning

What have I learnt about mission?

Just in case u don't know, I don't normally blog at blogspot. Usually my blog is found at multiply. so if u want i can send u.

Basically thru this trip. God has changed my perception on what worship is about.

Worship is not all about singing songs, playing guitar and dancing. It is a continuous process. It is about allowing God to be ur top priority. Making Him our desire. In order to do so, we must surrender the things we are holding back from drawing close to God. We need to pray. No matter how good or bad our circumstances may be, we need to be able to give those to God and allow God to fill u.

Only God can satisfy ur needs. Man may fail me but God will never fail me.
He is my best friend. He loves me as who I am. It doesn't matter what I do.

I hope tt God will always be my desire. Let's press on in prayer!!! ya?

alright!!

Final Day at the Refugee Camp......

For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Then you will call upon me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. I will be found by you," declares the LORD, "and will bring you back from captivity. I will gather you from all the nations and places where I have banished you," declares the LORD, "and will bring you back to the place from which I carried you into exile."
- Jeremiah 29:11-14

Lord, I claim the above verses for your people who are inside the refugee camp. They are crying out to You, and I know You have heard them.

It was our last day of ministry work at Phetchabun, and we were at the refugee camp again. I did what I promised myself earlier – to hold back my tears until I completed the tasks of ministering to the people. Well, not completely… but at least I was not acting like a depression maniac who talk and cry at the same time! I finished my task of serving the people, and saved the crying for lunch time. Heh :) There must be at least a thousand hmongs who were blessed today by the milo and biscuits… and most importantly the gospel of God’s love. Pictures and full reports to follow!

Thank God for sustaining the team through a long and difficult day under the hot sun. Thank God that I survived – I popped in 4 tablets of panadol since last night to contain the feverish sensation and slept less than 4 hours. The fatigue accumulated from the past days had caught up on me, and I was pushing myself through the day. It felt like I had reached my max, and was walking on water. I know very clearly it was the Lord who carried me through (your prayers too!).

I thank God for the growth that took place in the students during the trip. It was more than an answered prayer. I was not expecting to see SO much, but God is full of surprises. I know all of us will not be able to look at the life in the same way as before anymore. Seeing how God transforms lives is the most amazing and rewarding thing that can happen. The transformation took place in my own heart as well. Thank you Jesus.

We will be leaving this village tomorrow and will be back in Singapore before midnight. The children in this village are around me now as I am typing at the computer. We received so many presents from them – old toys, flowers, self-made accessories and drawings. Touched :)

There were so many other things which took place and I was not able to blog all of them… and this is going to be my last blog post in this website. I hope these updates from the mission field made your partnership with us more meaningful and enjoyable.

Thank you for praying for my team. We really appreciate it. You have made a BIG difference, and we thank God for YOU!

In His love,
Jacob Ng