The interview might have been a little behind schedule but it managed to flow smoothly.
They both made the atmosphere so approachable.
There is no right or wrong answer, just a time to get to know our reasons, expectations, limitations, preparations and of course, our prayer requests.
This interview was not only out of formality,
it was also important as a reinforcement to each of us that we are all accountable to God, His people (our church and the people in Manila) and our teammates when we go on this mission.
It is a mission where we youth can gain experience and exposure,
but it is also "Putting yourself in the front line," as Bro. Voon Horn said.
"And that requires the Armor of God and the Sword of the Spirit," Sis. Suat Lian ensures.
Personally, I feel that this interview was essential.
We may have our own thoughts and reasons, for this mission to Manila, all figured out in our heads
But having the chance to share it out made those things even clearer,
And hopefully making our commitment towards our preparation and voyage even stronger.
You know... more black and white, more ascertained...
I may not know what was said or heard in each interview
But I do hope that even through an interview,
God has assured us the glorious plan He has in stored for each of our lives
"For even a long, dangerous journey can be faced confidently when God is leading the expedition."
Signing off, Xinn.
Signing off, Xinn.
P.S I'm having trouble attaching our preparation schedule to this post. Will continue to figure it out.
