My goodness. I have such a heavy heart for those of the Islam faith. I am amazed at how much they know about their faith and how little I know about mine. It's pityful. It makes me frustrated to know that I don't know how sure I would be about my God if I was in the situation to really stand up for Him. Elijah certainly was sure. He bravely stood in front of King Ahab and declared "As surely as the LORD, the God of Israel, lives--the God whom I worship an serve-there will be no dew or rain during the next few years unless I give the word!". Can you say bold? He knew who his God was. In light of president Bush's recent comment on us all worshipping the same god----I'm not sure GWB knows his god at this present time. Do I? What would I do in that situation?
On a lighter note, so glad to be beginning work after a month of complete laziness. yea!
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i just noticed you left a comment on my blog. i don't know how to receive notifications for comments on the blog. it kinda makes me angry.
anyways, just read your last entry. where did the burden for islamic people come from? just curious because its strange since God has put a similar burden on my heart, and it started with a trip to malaysia.
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