A cup of tea... anyone?

Receiving an email from Jo is definitely a refreshing one since my email is stashed up with spams from seek.com which can get overwhelming. In her email, Jo shared about her reflections and trials and joy of being a woman. Jo's email really came at the right time, when I was stressed about exams with the possibilities of failing and pressures of not being able to graduate, the worries of what lies ahead with a blank second half of the year and the sadness of uni ending and my brother jetting off to Qld for his PhD.

Jo's email really is a boost to get myself up and keep going. (P/s: Thank you Jo!) It encouraged me a lot seeing how much dedication and passion she has for Emanate and just wanting more and more. And seeing how God provided for her and working in her life, helped me to continue to believe in God's plan and trust God and put everything in him. Whatever God's plan is.... I am very sure this is worth waiting for.

I was reading through 2 Corinthians 4:7 "But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us"

Treasures in jars of clay. Treasures found in unexpected places. Treasures found in God. I don't need Earthly treasures because I have Godly treasures and it is 10 times better, 100 times greater and it is all I ever needed.