Greater Things Are Still To Be Done In This City

Just came back from the Global Day Of Prayer.

It was awesome seeing so many Christians gathering in the Stadium Malawati in Shah Alam to seek God and pray for our nation and the world.

The song that stood out the most to me was God Of This City.
I first heard this song when I was in Korea, I think on a Sunday morning service in Kangnam, and Kangnam is indeed a place where we need to see more of God's work.
Today I'm back here in Malaysia, but nonetheless there are still many things to be done in this city and country as well.
After wrestling with God for the past few weeks my heart tells me that God wants me to be here. So not likely I'll run elsewhere for the moment.

Furthermore after many talks with church people and prayers, I've more or less decided not to get rid of the JPA bond i.e. finding a job at a Korean company.
Like what Queen Esther said: 죽으면 죽으리이다. If I die, I die. If God sends the JPA offer to me, I'd gladly accept it and go in to the public sector for a few years. If it doesn't come then I'll work with the present company for a few years before making my next decision.

I'm not saying that working in the public sector is the only way to serve the country or to serve God, but I believe that this is my battle and conviction: To not look at myself, what I want, but to look at how I can optimize the opportunity that God provides.