Baptism

As I listened to the message today, I realized that perhaps my view of baptism has been a little shallow.

I'm now baptized, but I don't feel very different :) But I guess we all don't get baptized and immediately become saints, do we?

Today: 26/4/2009

My new birthday! I've been born again. This is a mere symbol. What is important will be the changes occurring within. May my walk with God be even richer from now on, even as I announce to the world my commitment to Him.

I feel strangely more refreshed today than in the past few days....maybe because after the baptism at ecp (pics with simon!) I knocked out and slept for 3 hours. I had a lot of weird dreams of designing houses during this sleep, which is well, plain weird @@

Anyways, I have just had dinner and am going to knock off again. The weather is SO BAD.

Hmm, I've been thinking. If I don't marry at all I think I will not mind. Having someone (a guy) does not seem to me particularly important, for some reason. The only thing I will be very sad about is not having kids. I mean, I have God already, and He provides all my needs. I am perfectly happy to be single if God wants me to be, and perfectly happy to marry if God wants me to.

LOL, if you are wondering why I came up with this random topic, it's cos of the facebook quiz when will you marry (facebook quizzes have been filling up my boredom in the past week hahaha) which predicted I will be married in my early twenties (of course it also predicted I will have no soulmate, and alot of people are supposed to have passed away before they were born) and Lai Mei came up with the idea of me marrying today. Which is also the day I get baptised.

I suppose baptism is a sort of marriage. A symbol of a commitment.

2 Corinthians 5:17
Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!