After three semesters at CJCU, my wife and I bid goodbye to
the CJCU community as my journey took a big turn. And shortly after, I ran into a sudden
realization (頓悟) that
every journey simply continues no matter where you are and what you do.
And like the stories in the Bible, they continue till this
day.
My courses at the CJCU involved with the Bible (the Old Testament
and the New; their interpretations and applications), the formation of the
spirituality and the early Christian missions.
There was one thing in common. They all dealt with stories:
- The stories of the people of Israel and the stories of the gentiles.
- The stories of love and hatred, of obedience and rebellion, of trust and mistrust.
- More sad stories than the happy ones, just like all human stories.
- Some stories are heard more often than the others, but each has its point made.
According to the estimate, there are more than 7 billion
people on the earth. There are at least
seven billion stories to be told.
The stories of the seven billions brothers and sisters are
to be shared. Like the stories of the
Bible, they too are our stories.
Take no small measure of the human stories - these stories
are also God’s stories.
God’s love stories – that how the journey continues, always.
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