Calm Sunday

Hello guys!!

I had to wake up early to attend church today. The message was very meaningful as it focused on correcting ourselves before pointing out others' mistakes. I had also written about this in one of my blogs. It's always better to reflect on our own flaws rather than blaming others for theirs.

We had adoration prayer for 30 minutes today since it is the first Sunday. It was a calm and peaceful after the prayer.

After returning home, I helped my mom with some household works. After lunch, I took a quick nap and then got ready to go to church, as we had some work to do, sticking chart papers in preparation for the upcoming Lenten season. Once all the work was done, we spent some time chit-chatting and having fun.

Overall, today was a pleasant and happy day.

Thank you for reading :)

Today's verse —
Joshua 1:9 -
"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go."

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