His Love Endures Forever!

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It was THANKSGIVING!!! Our prayer coordinator, Jason Lim, who never cease to surprise me, came out with the idea to write down things we are thankful for to replace Psalm 136, and so voila!

For all answered and unanswered prayers,
His love endures forever.
He anoint my lips and in a thousand tongues I speak,
His love endures forever.
Thank you for giving us Jesus,
His love endures forever.
Thanks for giving me true joy and peace which men cannot give through the servings and distribution of gospel flyers.
His love endures forever.
Thanks for letting me to experience Him in every single things in each of my daily lives.
His love endures forever.
Thank you Lord for your forgiveness,
His love endures forever.
To Him who is ever-faithful even when I am not,
His love endures forever.
Who gave me a family when I am far from one,
His love endures forever.
Who always just send someone, something to cheer me up when I am down,
His love endures forever.
Thank God that have a peaceful family,
His Love endures forever.
For His arrangements are always the best for us,
His love endures forever.
He who opened the hearts of the stubborn,
His love endures forever.
He who help me in the right time with a special way,
His love endures forever.
He who let me to believe in HIM and serve HIM,
His love endures forever.
Thanks to Him who can make me happy every day,
His love endures forever.
He who help me to trust in Him, 
His love endures forever.
He who teach me to give Him all the glory,
His love endures forever.........


and the list will carry on, because HIS LOVE ENDURES FOREVER!!^^

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