Hm, how do I feel about today. It is a weird feeling though. I was hesitating whether to attend the 08:30 service because I feel like attending the 09:30 service. In the end, I dragged myself to attend the 08:30 service. I was late and when I entered the Church, I saw CLAY's SMS informing that she had reserved a seat for me. I went to her when I reached and started joining the P&W session.
How great is our Lord! My heart was touched by God's presence and tears just rolled down without any force. I felt near to Him again. However, I could not really concentrate on the sermon today because my heart was thinking about the 09:30 service which I was going to join thereafter.
I had mixed feeling when I entered the Church and sat for quite some time to wait for service to over. My purpose today is to inform few leaders of a recent decision which I have made. Strangely, after the service, I need not make any explanation and it seems that people know about my decision even before I announced it.
I was surprised to find out about this, as I have not confirmed on that particular decision and was wondering how people came up to this conclusion. At first I thought it was my parents, but after having a chat with them, I realised that they did not say anything; in fact, someone informed them of this piece of news.
People say, fire spread very fast. I feel that gossip spreads like fire too.
The bigger the fire, the faster it spreads; same goes to gossip.
I remember this game, "Chinese Whisper"; the first person who listened to the sentence would need to repeat it to the next person in line and the last person is to repeat whatever that has been said to him or her.The outcome could be exactly the same, but most of the time, there would be modifications to the original sentence.
Lesson is, to ask the original person instead of trying to finding it out from a third party, because only the person involved know the true story.
I believe that, speculations and assumptions would actually make the matter worse, complicated and confusing. Agree?
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