Good Sherpherd

since I have paid the course fee, RM800 for coming semester yesterday, intended to go to uni to collect the modules. However, only realized that the bro has drove the car to his uni after I had cleaned up myself. ><" 2 subjects will be studied for the coming short semester. That explains why the course fee is that cheap.

m0n pEt!t's To-Do-List

• finish reading the Holy Bible -- Revelation part


• upgrade my english level


• remove the cotton tree


• hunt a big box in order to keep my books


• simply have a trip to S'pore


• sing K


• jogging


• re-watch The Passion of The Christ


• haircutting

was sobbing uncontrollably from beginning untill the end. Tense muscles around the eyes made me unable to blogging last night. And also the running nose after the cry. Yeah, had re-watched The Passion of The Christ yesterday when every single family member was not at home during the evening. Cried like a new-born baby. Did I mention before, it is the only movie which could make me cry from the very beginning until the show is ended? Anyway, the essential issue is not how long did you cry during the show...

May, a significant month to me. Considered as the growth of my 2-year-old holy spirit anniversary. So, should I called it as a Holy month? hohoho...

hmmm... back to the movie. The plot of the movie is focused on the events before The Lord Jesus Christ has been crucified. The movie begins with the scene of Jesus Christ and his apostles pray in the Garden of Gethsemane. Followed by the arrested by temple guards, betrayed and identified to the guards by Judas, one of his apostles with a kiss. During the Sanhedrin Trial of Jesus, the high priests turned Jesus over to the Roman procurator Pilate who has the power to give an order to execute criminals. He first was sentenced Jesus to receive the severe punishment. However, the high priests and crowd were simply unsatisfied with the punishment after Jesus was actually been suffered from the cruelly punishment. Meanwhile, Pilate personally felt that Jesus was not guilty of any crime against the Romans, and since there was a custom at Passover for the Roman governor to free a prisoner, Pilate offered the crowd a choice between Jesus and the insurrectionist Barabbas. The crowd chose to have Barabbas freed and Jesus crucified. Then, Pilate washed his hands to indicate that he was innocent of the injustice of the decision...

there are many scenes which truly tugged at my heartstrings and I will share them with you guys. And dudes, I am not going to deliver any preach here, but please do not reject Him before you are getting near to know Him better. Watch the video clips patiently, treat it either as an entertainment movie or infotainment movie, according to your desire.

last but not least,

there is no one else could ever love you so much and die for your sins,
except Him,
The Lord Jesus Christ

-- Pastor Kong