What does it mean to worship in spirit and in truth? That was what all the deep thinking was about during the social outing today. After which we unwound our minds by playing some silly games. I had an opinion formulated, but I shall not blog it, because I can't put it in words.

Belgrave Heights Convention (BHC), went by over the Easter weekend, and I learnt a lot from these few days of sermons from the speakers. Many questions were raised, and many new insights were revealed. So here's one thing I learnt.

What is your greatest need? Do you think that your idea of your greatest need, and God's idea of your greatest need will be the same? This really struck me, because then I realised that more often than not, our interpretation of my needs won't be the same. If this does not scare you, then I think something is wrong. You are you, and of course you would think that you would know what your greatest need would be, but God is God, and He knows everything. If God thinks you ought to have something that you don't have, don't you think you should be concerned? So a little challenge to reflect, what do you think your greatest need is? What do you think is God's greatest need for you?

Social outing photos: http://good-times.webshots.com/album/558593396ZMUmmK