Bandaged Soul...so I can open my heart to you again.

Strangely, my blogger posts haven't been cross-posted to my multiply site. I tried to activate it again, and the next day, so many of my old posts also kenah posted there...took me a while to delete them. Well, hopefully it is now properly activated. If this post doesn't get crossed over, might have to go manual. Sianz... So I attended this workshop on Thursday at Trinity @ Paya Lebar - (very long title) Getting the best out of your worship vocals. Arranging vocals, feel, dynamics and presentation. Learnt quite a bit from Wayne Huirua, Worship Pastor from Equippers Church Auckland who was the former Music Director/Producer of Parachute Band. All the things he shared today sounded a chord within me which further engrave the convictions I felt regarding the Worship Ministry - who we are and our responsibility as ministers serving God's people. The gist of the 2-hour session pertains to our role as God's priests and prophets in the house of God. Our job is to help the cong

Yep, I said "no" to myself yesterday. Was convicted by Pst Yang's message that morning and by faith received the gift of discernment of spirits. I believe it was in operation that afternoon, too. When it comes to the affairs of the heart, you can't be too easy on yourself. It is so deceitful, it may well cause one's downfall. I have so much I want to blog about, but I just don't know where to start. One thing that has been in my heart lately - Corporate Anointing is the way to go if we want to see God move powerfully during times of worship in service. In my own self-centered thinking, I was, for awhile, tired of corporate worship. But I've become very much convicted that God desires that His people offer Him praise and worship corporately, as much as He desires our personal worship during our quiet time. There's a time for everything, isn't it. And it's about God. We come together to offer our acceptable worship unto Him, regardless of how bor

It's been a long week of stuff going on in my life this week which led to the Arts Leadership Camp 2009. Yes, so the name of the camp was changed from Arts Induction Camp to Arts Leaders' Induction Camp, to Arts Leadership Camp. Don't ask me why... As far as I'm concerned, the change doesn't mean much except more admin work to review the whole work document and developmental history of this project. I'm more particular about the content and what it has to offer to my arts leaders. I was quite happy with how the programme turned out, and what I thought it might have meant for some. The human turn out was quite a disappointment, considering that this is more than a fun camp and the participants were expected to be of higher calibre. Some things can't be helped, and some can...hence the disappointment. One thing I tried to emphasize in the camp as part of leadership quality is that of ACCOUNTABILITY, though not necessarily a trait just for leaders, but for one