It's been three days after the Leaders' Mobilization Training (LMT) and as is the custom, I've been meaning to write a blog detailing my highlights. Yet what and how do I write when everything I have and am still experiencing and feeling are beyond words?
And so when my dear, beautiful discipler asked me for a one-paragraph testimony (for her newsletter.. I'm pretty sure your disciplers would be asking you for something like this too) about the LMT, I thought and thought and thought and scrunched up my eyebrows and came up with this:
"I’ve been thinking of what to do after graduation since the start of this school year. It was a struggle for me trying to decide which pathway to pursue. Thankfully, through circumstances and people I met, God slowly changed my heart and helped me arrive at a decision. He had worked and hammered and chiseled at my heart throughout the semester. The LMT / MIMIC was the final blow – it was there that I finally knew for sure in my heart, soul and mind that my decision to be a Volunteer missionary with Campus Crusade for Christ after graduation is my calling. I am eternally grateful for the LMT; everything about it spoke to me in a special way, from the Devotions, Sessions and Seminars, and the simple talks and fellowship. The LMT was unlike any other retreat or camp I've ever been to; I was especially moved by our speaker, ate Germaine Santos' life testimony and fervency to serve God. I was thoroughly challenged to take a stand for my generation and help fulfill the Great Commission."
God is really, really great, good and amazing.
About Me
- SarahGee
- La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines
- My life is a symphony, albeit unfinished, by the great Composer who first wrote me into being - note by note, rest by rest, determining even the rhythm, tempo and mood. No other One could possibly play me into perfection.
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