Friday, October 26, 2007

Life Hypothesis

This is just one of my hypothesis: just as the Bible states to ask in the will of the Lord and then have promise to receive it, we need to be committed to God's commands and do what is expected of us after making a huge prayer. All of us should be frank and not shy about our intent. Yes, we can all get a shy about not wanting to offend others. As long as our hearts are willing to following the Lord's, we have nothing to worry about. A Christian adage goes "God is always good."

I think many people who live for their own pleasures forget about their thoughts of how people are placed in life is always selfish. They may be wise in their own eyes, but even a sluggard who turns on a bed and won't even lift a finger to feed himself, doesn't subject to the perfect advise! (Proverbs 26:16). Our hearts need to be under constant check and in the mood for being at peace with others. It happens, but some people won't do it under the Lord's favor for whatever reason. As long as we are right with the Lord, we have done our part. The other guy will have a lot of explaining to do with the Lord in a time of judgment. Vengeance belongs to the Lord and not with our own feat.

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Dime A Dozen

I think life can be as being a dime a dozen. It's really easy to get mad at people, when they don't do what you expected out of them. Sometimes, it may take a lot of patience or maybe they just don't want to do something with you, out of whatever reason. I think where I really struggle is the fact at balancing my life with others and how I should feel about myself.

I have regularly heard that my problems are generally received by everyone. Writing about anything shouldn't really have an effect, unless it is used to libel someone. I know that people get away with lying, cheating, and gossiping in their social circle. It's really odd that these same people will get angry when they hear what's been told about them, regardless of if it's the truth or not.

I personally stand for the truth, at all times, because it maximizes the effect of my writing. The truth doesn't necessarily stick out as appropriate sometimes, if it's not put under any scope of sensitivity. The weird thing I am finally noticing is that men who have a problem with my writing are going through some deep and personal issues. I think by being close friends, the writer never has to shut himself up about his own friends and reveal some sensible truth about them with others.

I am going to admit that good friends don't mind good intentions, unless they are tricked into seeing it as evil. If a person does an evil thing to another person, while he's under a lot of pain then it's seen upon as being not a bad thing. Let's take a second consideration, the person who is receiving the evil doesn't defend himself with the attack and takes up the issue with some immature friends. The immature friends flame the victimized person, who view him as heartless and worthy to be defenseless. We all want to see ourselves as self-righteous and never wrong, by minimizing them from view of any social center. It's wrong to think this way and so uncool to pretend your way through. Romans 3:23 states, "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." Therefore, no one has earned their way to calling himself, God. We all have a level of uncertainty with why we exist and where our next life will be. Our hearts will never individually control when all the animals rise in the morning, which star will explode in the universe, and our senility through time.

Is it your choice to be peaceful with others? Is it to fill yourself with knowledge of how the world works? Is it to gain popularity and recognition among others? Is it to live a life for someone you have pledged your love to? Is it to be always joyful and doing things that contribute to this factor, while avoiding things that could cause heartache?

Romans 6:23 states, "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." We each have a choice to make, and if it's to reject the goodness of God and His perfect love for all of us. God demonstrates His love for us in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died on the cross for us. John 3:16 states, "For God so loved the world that he gave His One and Son, that whosoever believes in him will not perish but have everlasting life."

Here's an interesting turn-of-events, a lot of witnesses pertained to seeing the same thing and that's watching Jesus appearing out of nowhere, after facing a terrible death and then rising back up into heaven. It may seem really like a trip in that maybe some druggies could think they were smoking some bad mushroom or pot! It could also be that many of them were doubting in their hearts and just going along the flow with a leader, Peter. A person who faces a conviction and is willing to take it to the grave without calling up to any arms must really be at peace with himself. We see some religious terrorists applying a conviction, but fighting and hating against their enemies. We hear of Christians being peaceful martyrs and comparable to the likes of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, Ghandi, and the Dalai Lamai. The Roman Catholicism Crusades are against Scripture; we aren't supposed to vanquish the enemy out of wanting to show off brawn but be on our best behavior to be a witness to our God. This is what all true Christians believe in, "That if you confess with your mouth, 'Jesus is Lord', and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved; for, 'Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.'" (Romans 10:9, 10, 13) This is eternal life and to go to the Lord, right after our death.

There is no greater assurance in our life than having a Bible which is the most influential book in the world at shaping our moral character. Even Muslims, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Catholics, Agnostics, and Archaeologists will at least submit to some verses in the Bible. The Bible is the oldest known ancient artifact translated into many different cultures. Christians just continuously purge themselves of any human understanding with the Bible and rely on the revelations that God has in store for us.

Friday, October 19, 2007

Holding Our Regard For Christ

A sense of sight is what we all possess to a larger degree in others. The ultimate source in our lives has to be truly the Bible. The most accurate translation right now is King James version and is capable of delivering sound doctrine to the maximum effect. Other translations are out there too and helps for applicable purposes.

What I have found difficult in my life is the act of sitting there and reading the Scriptures daily. It's been hard for me because a lot in my life are constantly battling against me to ignore my daily nourishment. I've been falling back on my teachings in childhood and really doing the best I can to discern where my faith lies at. I chose to follow Christ at an early age and did not have any desire to read the Bible. Keeping this basic fact in my life, I grew up feeling unattended to by the Lord. I always possessed some moral type of character that told me something I was doing was wrong. This conviction really made me feel guilty and thought no one could possibly move on to greater crimes because of these things. I always felt some people had a type of ignorance under their blissful anger. I noticed this type of character in some kids; I just kept quiet most of the time and so did not cause any commotion. One friend did bring up my issue of being taciturn; perhaps, it was my ignorance and attempt to be self-confident in my times of disappointment that caused him to turn bonkers with me in middle school! Perhaps, the devil had been following me around to try to stir up terror in my life as a growing child. He also may have tried to tap into my anxieties by using others to excel and trying to influence me to have fun and not get anywhere with life.

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Thanks for Visiting This Stupid Site

All these months, I felt like I was covering up something that I necessarily felt out of control with. A past associate, who people say is no longer my friend, did a crime in the circle of friendships. It looks like everybody has been siding with me from the start. Now, it just goes to show that a best friend still is my friend- the only thing about him is that he thinks so highly of himself. I have all the details to make fun of him and bring down his pride level.

This is it. I realize my potential has always been with me and what a gift from God. What experiences that God gave me to help me realize the value of people, initially. To leave a friendship in a pile of rubble is a pretty normal thing to do when things don't feel so well. I know what to do now. I can make an endless pursuit without going to prison because the things I say and do are only going to add guilt and shame to the offended individual to himself. You can't run from your own hide- your own self. You can't hide it from a person who eventually picks up the truth and is going to use it to make fun of you. It's about taking the initiative and being affected with everything and then how you deal with it is the margin of success and failure. This is the type of relationships I embedded myself with all my life. Friends who come and go, and at a point get jealous of me for whatever stupid reason. They just get blinded with their natural gifts and good looks by thinking that I'm so cool. Well, that's dumb. These people were only mad at me because they so cared about me and at the same time were looking out for their own interests. It's like killing a prophet who is your friend. You know deep down inside that nothing bad will ever happen to them, out of knowing they are so smart and cool, but at the same time want to think you are right and the guy whose right is wrong.

I'm totally open to arguments, just be sure to give me a full synopsis that I can follow so that I won't get angry as well.

Thursday, October 11, 2007

Funny Beginner's Guitar Lyrics

Mom, learning to play the guitar

(translated from Korean)

G
Mom, I am learning to play the guitar
C
I know this chord.
D
I am learning very slowly.
G
La la la la la. La la la la la.

Play direction: Steady quarter note strums.

Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Toils and Troubles

Oh why must I always get into a stupid battle.
For the love of God tells me to be very subtle.
Life intended me to grow out of weary pain and worries.
The definitions of finding our true being having a story.

People try to modify things that are uncharacterized.
Basing life off of a mix-up of miniscule euphemizations.
It's absolutely nothing, they don't see the end of stress.
Heart is so pounding and brashing all the way to chest.

Feelings of insecurity that emblazon our lives to maximum.
Understanding and wisdom is so crucial to us at a minimum.
Don't allow a poisonous dart to enter the way of the heart.
Listen to God's Word because it's the only way out of burial.

Monday, October 8, 2007

Christian Effects of Peaceful Writing

Writing can be like doodling where you share creativity with others. If you write something bad about a person while you are randomly writing, then it doesn't get good for people to look at it. I think it's good to write and to check up on your heart's attitude, but sometimes it's probably best to not do anything, if you've offended someone early. There's an advantage of being the aggressor of the whole thing, meaning the writer is the person with the tools. Too many people don't wish to sit there on their jammed corner and type up a novel.

It's great to have a calm heart and peaceful attitude. Letting go of things that once made a person selfish or emotionally out-of-control is a good thing. It's morally good to come to a repentance. Here's another catch, just doing this for yourself is motivationally good and helps you to live harmoniously with others. True repentance is probably just one of the most pivotal moves a person can make in his lifetime. Scripture points out this: "Repent, for the kingdom of God is at hand." John the Baptist and Jesus proclaimed the nearness of God’s kingdom (Matthew 3:2; 4:17; Mark 1:15). Evil was never intended to be a part of God's kingdom and those who have taken God's name in vain have broken one of the ten commandments. The book of Jude talks a lot about false teachers and defending the faith (v. 3). In conclusion, the Bible prepares all believers in every aspect of their lives and is God's daily provision. Hebrews 4:12 states "For the word of God is living and active and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit, of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart."

Thursday, October 4, 2007

Heart-to-Heart Ground-Breaking

These days have been going a little smoothly for me. I'm starting to realize my eloquence of being able to set the timer back to where a misunderstanding originally started. In the beginning, I was really exploring my strengths and weaknesses. I didn't know that people really thought I was worth gathering attention over. It used to be for me that no one would pay attention to me, no one would come to my club meeting where I presided over, it was like I was the only one fending for myself. That's how I felt my life was like.

Aging into the feel of friends, I'm starting to see that I was born to re-build friendships with people who others may consider as misfits. I'm also gaining the patience to stick around and listen to good-hearted people; I'm starting to enjoy this character a lot. It's great to ask questions with people who have a lot of experience and listen to them talk about their plans and share their life with you. I am so blessed to be around true Christians, who fervently wish to serve the Lord by praying for family and that's to all Christians around the world. Don't hesitate to join in with prayer, start with your loved ones, or even yourself. Ask Christ to come first into your heart if you haven't and forgive others of their wrong-doings with you, before you pray for yourself.

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

79 Good Things to Do

  • Intern or volunteer at a hospital
  • Register your car
  • Register for the LA Marathon
  • Call up and visit good friends
  • Hang out with a close opposite sex friend
  • Enroll in a car mechanic class
  • Go to church everyday
  • Finish the Bible
  • Let your wounds heal
  • Work out
  • Try to get taller
  • Ace a test
  • Pick up educational degrees
  • Create a website
  • Do Sudoku puzzles
  • Buy a new computer
  • Read more
  • Play an addictive game
  • Sleep more
  • Explore the mountains
  • Play an instrument
  • Go hiking, camping, and fishing
  • Cook
  • Take piano lessons
  • Train for a race
  • Play recreational sports
  • Attend club meetings
  • Become a tutor
  • Visit cool libraries
  • Find an old family
  • Sit around and listen to people's conversations
  • Enjoy company of friends
  • Take a language class
  • Raise a pet
  • Do photography
  • Appreciate life more
  • Be on time for activities
  • Live for God
  • Go shopping for presents
  • Take a martial arts class
  • Join a music ensemble
  • Write poems, stories, on your journal, etc.
  • Become a student again.
  • Focus on ending bad habits.
  • Stay healthy
  • Buy a Hummer or V8 engine car
  • Pray for friends
  • Stress out less
  • Be more part of family life
  • Develop better memory
  • Read enough news
  • Wake up early
  • Become satisfied fast
  • Appreciate experts
  • Develop a nice resume
  • Think properly
  • Be more detailed oriented
  • Be well-mannered
  • Don't waste time
  • Be sensitive to females
  • Explore the meaning of family
  • Buy a new house
  • Explore happy relationships
  • Be more loving
  • Have more prioirty
  • Outgrow angering influences
  • Be satisfied with a little solitary entertainment
  • Be swift with decisions
  • Study hard
  • Become more sociable
  • Enjoy good company
  • Become a good professional
  • Live a good life
  • Prone abilities
  • Increase trust in the Lord
  • Obtain a great leadership role
  • Become a resourceful person
  • Free yourself from feeling guilty
  • Be more enthusiastic about completing tasks.