📜SEEC對每個人都有不同的意思，可能是初初認識神、決志信主、靈命成長、為主事奉等。
因為主的緣故，這個營會總是特別令人回味。每星期兩次，為你送上弟兄姊妹對SEEC的真情剖白!
🎤 To me, “sinner” used to be a noun, a concept, a type of person I was taught not to become… God reminded me through SEEC 2018 that not only was I a sinner, but I was also a forgiven one, purely by His self-sacrificing love.
At the end of the Good Friday Meditation, we were handed a black sheet, a pen, and a sharp nail. We were invited to write down what we wanted to repent for, and “attach” it onto the cross at the center of the hall.
Resting the cold, rough nail on my palm, I felt its weight, not of the metal, but of what Jesus Christ has carried for me. Running my fingers around the tip of the nail, I could not possibly imagine having not one but three of these through my body. That was exactly what Jesus took for me, on that cross in front of me, for each and every line of regrets and sins I scribbled on my black sheet.
Knowing how much I have disappointed Him, I wept, and, for the first time, I repented. And God spoke to me “come back”.
On Easter Sunday, I saw the cross again, only that our sins had been washed away, leaving a plain white cross covered in holes. Glorious. Triumphant. God revealed to me His forgiving love and His power to trample on sin and death.
Through SEEC, God called me back to repent, to serve, and to live a life that glorifies His name.
I thank God for what He has done through SEEC, changing lives with His own voice and His own words, calling for souls wandering in the darkness to repent, and to live a new fruitful life under His grace. I pray for this year’s SEEC, despite the circumstances, I am certain that our God will change lives as He has always done.
May God bless the conference, the committee, and everyone attending.
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2021 客途●天路 #seecuk #seec2021
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