How People Change

It’s been a really long time. I said I would try to keep this weekly, but it’s been almost two months. I apologise if you’ve been waiting for my weekly blog. Hopefully now since I’ve finished all my major assignments, I can get back on track with my blog. The reason why I’ve been away from blogging is that I’ve been really busy. I’m a really bad multitasker, however I have a excuse. So as I mentioned earlier I’m in my last semester of teaching and pretty much the whole two months I’ve been at prac. This led me to focus all my time and effort on my teaching and assignments. However, because of this I haven’t really been communicating with friends nor had the quite times with God, which in result I’ve kinda been in a rough place. But now, since I’ve finished and hopefully passed everything- I can go back to doing the things I was doing before. Through this experience, I believe that God reveals himself in many ways and reflecting now, in times of busyiness, really showed my attitu

This week I wanted to share what I've been learning in community group this year so far. Community group is a weekly meeting gathering with fellow members of the church. We read the bible, discuss what we read, eat and sing songs = fellowship. We'll looking at the gospel of Mark which is also the sermon series were looking at on Sundays. So I guess its quite important to attend both cg (community group) and church. I wanted to share two points from what I've learnt over the last two weeks both in discussion and sermon talks. 1. God mission As you know there are four gospel accounts in the bible- Matthew, Mark, Luke and John (there were probably more eye witness accounts, but these four were the most 'famous' that recounts the life of Jesus). All the gospels include many of the same stories and are in similar sequence and have identical words, but like every human beings- who you are will determine how you approach and documents things. There is so much inform

First of all, thank you guys for checking out my blog, I've received so many responses (only 4) about how you've been encouraged about what I wrote and I'm humbled for that. I hope as I journey my life about things I hear or reflect, I hope as well that you guys will too. We'll journey through this together.  It's almost been two weeks returning back from Shanghai and I'm starting to get back to the daily routine again of returning back to my studies and continuing with the everyday life. Coming back the struggles are real... even though I only have two days of uni (full days) the rest of my week were receiving constant emails, actual emails and work. I felt so overwhelmed with all this information that I did nothing.... rip.  Anyways I'm not going to rant about my uni life struggles cause I'm sure uni struggles are the first world problems but I wanted to share this idea of belonging. Don't worry, this isn't a essay on belonging... or

You might be thinking why have I started a blog. To be honest I've always liked the idea to share things whether it will be about my day, share moments of things I've learnt or just write whats in my head. I believe that writing is a great way to express ones emotion or just to put your thoughts on paper. For me I've always struggled with clarity and I hope as a start blogging this will help me build and grow in my confidence not just my writing but how i present myself to people. Soo.. I'm telling you now there might be some grammatical error or spelling- so please if you're a grammar nazi. The front door is just over there --> [] About me: I'm 23 born and raised in Australia and I'm in my last semester of university doing a Master of Teaching. Yes I'll be teacher- surprise kids! I'm a follower and lover of Jesus and I go to a local church at kingsgrove which I call my second home. So thats just a little intro about me- you might be asking s