He > I

Hello, guys!

There's a lot to tell from this past few months, while I was away, to you all! I can't handle this happy news:

I'm finally Anggota Muda XXII Atlas Medical Pioneer!

Too much to tell, and I'm still 'merangkai kata' to post it on this blog hehehe. I'll post it later.

So what I want to tell now is that I remember this scripture this late morning.

"He must increase, but I must decrease." - John 3:30

I feel it like a hurdle onto my back. I was so self-centered. I always want everyone to look at me, to talk about me, to feel inferior than me, and so on. After achieving something I feel better than anyone else although the fact is I'm no better than anyone.

He > I. Jesus is greater than me, Jesus is more important than me, Jesus is the first and I'm second. He must increase, but I must decrease.

I guess my way of thought must be how to let Him be praised by things I do. There's no need for everyone to know the good things we do, let only God knows.

I read Our Daily Bread entitled "Not Even a Nod". It retells Luke 17:11-19 about how Jesus healed ten lepers men, but only one came back and thanked Him. Jesus' AMAZING work only been appreciated by one of ten people. How can you hope for appreciation more than Jesus got? What an mind opener this article is.

I also want to share this picture I got from pinterest:

Yes, guys. Our Jesus is so amazing. There's no need to wait for other people's appreciation, admiration. You just need to do your best and give it all to Jesus. If you look up to Him, He will always look out for you. He always appreciate you. What's better than an appreciation from your own Father, your own God? None!

God bless you all.