Friday, January 11, 2013

A journey of a thousand miles starts with a step...

It has been told that we will not be be able to reach our goal if we will not take the first step. Not so with this blog, for it has been sometime since I promised to make this a daily habit when all of a sudden , it has been a year and this is my first posts after a minimum of 17 months. But, surely I can try it once more. And this time, I would also like to feature some of my experience teaching in different countries. But of course the main reason for this blog is but The Greatest Teacher anyone could have. He is available, even up to now to teach and assist everyone willing who is willing to learn  Oh by the way, I am a grade seven teacher at a nearby college. So, I know my discussion of topice which pertain to teaching will definitely be of help to those considering to learn from The Greatest Teacher.

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Exodus 1

It has been sometime since I visited this site. I have been busy with somethings that I have neglected what was needed. And with that, I have decided to get back on track with my daily journey with The Greatest Teacher.

Let me make myself clear that whenever I mention the words 'Great Teacher', I look up to The One who is really Great, The Rabbi, Jesus. It is with His knowledge that we understood The Father. Our knowledge of who God is, is because of Jesus' exposition that He is our Father. That's why I really enjoyed praying The Lord's Prayer, because its an opportunity to address God as my Father.

Today's reading is from Exodus 1, where we are given a prelude to an eventually successive demoralization and unashamedly human rights violation which no one seems to care.  

The mention of the names give an ample time for everyone to really think every step of the way.    

After that Joseph went out we could read through the chapter that a Pharaoh would like to install new policies that would ensure their future. Death to all newborn male Hebrews,as the midwives were instructed to send to death every new born male. But because the midwives obey God rather than men, they were  blessed beyond measure. 

It was said that though they  possess material wealth, they could not decide as  to how they would maintain them. So they gave more tedious work which makes the Israelite s, so exhausted.

Exodus 1, gives us a good reason to give thanks, for even the small things for they eventually sum up the whole process.

The Israelite's multiplies especially after they have learned that they are under attack. Jesus once said, if any one who would like to join but couldn't leave those which are important, they are not allowed to be termed as disciple.  

Will you obey God even if it may mean pain?

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

daily journey

this site is supposed to be a daily devotion site.
but it took me sometime to update.
now, I will make it appoint to write
and give my daily devotion with
the Greatest Teacher.

Happy reading...