A guest at home

My master's supervisor came visiting the past weekend to conduct a few days of talks at church. Among the sessions, the church had also the opportunity to hear of his ministry in Cambridge, and from there learn some spiritual principles of church building. To me, hosting him was a good time of getting together and of recounting God's leading in the past year. Hearing of God's wonderful involvement in his ministry and of God's provision, I have deep sense of God's presence--that God is not only someone we encounter in the Bible, but He is so alive and real, ready to bless those who remain faithful to him. His blessings are so often unexpected and amazing for those who trust him. Besides eating some simple food that I prepared, brothers and sisters provided sumptuously to his meals. A sister, who is a professional tour guide, managed to conduct a visit to St. Andrews and places in between. The seaside behind the ruins of the Cathedral at St. Andrews was breathtaking.

I thank God for the few days he was here.

Below is a close-up picture of the Forth Railway Bridge (the only photograph my camera was capable of taking on the trip). The other sights along the way remain nostalgically in my memory.