Yvonne Samia says: "Its' time to go to Work!"

As we finish up our series in Stewardship, Major Debbie Lum, asks us to examine what we have our hands in. It is easy to forget that our lives are not our own. To live a life worthy of the Father, we must ask our selves constantly: "Are my hands clean, or are they full of filth?" It is always a good idea to wash our hands and keep them free of anything not of the Lord.

Continuing our series in Stewardship, Thomas Cheong, talks about one of the most powerful parts of the body. It has the ability to kill and destroy as well as the potential to heal and give life. As the body of Christ, how do we choose use our tongues. Thomas encourages us be mindful of our words.

Colonel Edward Hill brings us a message about being the right person at the right place at the right time. Truly relying on the Lord's timing and provision can be fulfilling, but it is not without cost or hardship. Colonel Hill challenges us to be ready to give our blood, sweat, and tears as we follow the Lord’s path.

What is more precious than gold but cannot be bought, earned, or saved? The Lord gifts us all the same amount everyday. Major Philip Lum talks about how we need to be good managers of our gift. We must ask ourselves: "Where and how do we spend our time?"

Major Philip Lum shares his recent experiences in trusting the Lord with direction and provision. In our short sightedness, our view on situations that arise sometimes lead us into a struggle between what we see and what we believe. Major Phil brings us this word: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.." -Proverbs 3:5

Yvonne Samia