Service was good today, and Martin from South Africa came. He taught us about the river of God, and about discipleship. One important point that imprinted deep onto my heart was the concentric circle starting from the random settings of cities or villages at the outermost, zooming down into the circle of the general public, then the people who are curious to find out and had gathered, then the believers of God, then the disciples who follow God, then the selected few who took on the role of leaders to guide the rest, and finally Jesus Himself. The growth is inwards. Draw one yourself and be blessed by it=) (side note: perhaps that could be the direction any evangelistic activities should be targetting and heading in=))

He taught us a worship tune that is sung in the most common tongue in South Africa, the Northern Sotho:

Re A mo Leboga (x3)

Modamo wa rona

(We thank you our God)

Ga Go ya tswanang le wena (x3)

Modamo wa rona

(There is no one like You)

O Dira Mehlolo (x3)

Modamo wa rona

(You work miracles)

Awesome piece of music. Praise be to the Lord for He deserves so much more. On the other hand, we are so undeserving and yet our Father never fails to look after our need for He is the most gracious, He is the most loving, He is the most Holy! Hallelujah!