For many years I have been doing what I am doing, which is hoping to build a generation to live for Jesus passionately and wholeheartedly. Some asked me what my passion is? I usually paused and returned with some irrelevant answers to the question. But I've realized that other than my Jesus; building a godly generation is my other tuna sandwich.
After Christmas party this year, as I was laying on my bed chatting with Annie; my heart started to ache like never before. Inside of my heart, I started to cry out for the next generation leaders. I have always cried out for the next generation leaders in my prayer; that night, I felt the longing, the ache inside of me, the desire or the emotion that was extremely desperate. I cried out "Where are the 20 years old leaders in the US? Where are the 20 years old bilingual leaders in San Gabriel Valley? Lord, help this generation to stand firm for You."
I long for You, Jesus. My heart is to pass on the baton to those who are willing to be radical for You, Jesus. I am here, Lord; I bury myself in the soil for this generation and would You make it grow. Amen.
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Tuna >.<
A young man, Steven, prayed to God, "Lord, if it would shake the youth of this nation, I'd give my life today." And he died that night in a car accident. He was one of the youth leaders, one of John Mark Mcmillan's best friends. After his death, John became a youth leader. He believes that a movement will rise from Steven's death, because the Lord answered half of the prayer, then He must've answer the other half, which is to shake the youth of this nation!! John wrote the song "How He Loves" after he woke up the next morning of Steven's death.
I believe the Lord is raising up the youth of this nation right now! We will soon see hundreds even thousands of 20 years old leaders being raised up by God!! A movement is going to sweep across America!
Ps. See you Tues night!
-sala<3
I wanna know more about "tuna sandwich"...
aching for the 20-yr-old generation...
Have mercy oh God
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