Be of Good Cheer


Well transfers are here and I am here to stay. We got transfers and it was crazy, absolutely bonkers!! My French companion is leaving me so no more French speaking for me the whole time. My new companion is coming to be an STL with me and I don't know how I feel about this transfer already. There is so much change and new people are being put into the visitor center.  I fell off my bike and it was terrible and I am still in a walking area. Wow life goes on!!  Well I am still happy about the part where I am a Sister Training leader and I get to go on so many exchanges with the other sisters. It is so much fun! To learn from them and To see how the mission work is going in other areas. I feel like this transfer parallel life in reality. We some time have to go through so much change which is natural to some and they are pretty excited about it but for me I am usually excited about the change that I want to happen. I didn't really want any change this transfer or fall off my bike and bruise my self terribly but I have learned to be of Good cheer.  Right after I fell off my bike I looked at my companion and laughed while blood was gushing from my knee and then I climbed back on the bike and I peddled home. I would love to encourage you to remember to be of Good cheer things do not always happen the way that we want it to be but it happens for a reason. We can either try to enjoy it or we go through it painfully. There is need for constant improvement in everything we do therefore change is a requirement. As of now I am trying to be of Good cheer and keeping trusting in the Lord and knowing that everything is going to workout!! 
Being of Good cheer for me means trying my best to have fun in the moment even though it is not something I want to happen but I know heavenly father needs it to happen. Thanks for being examples to me and as it says in proverbs 25:25" As cold waters to a thirsty soul, so is good news from a far country" please remember to write to me it helps me to be of Good cheer. 




For the miracle of the week 
We found an investigator who use to be southern Baptist name Jeffrey who is on date to be baptized in 3 weeks. Also a twofer meaning reactivation and baptism is happening this weekend and it was a family of 7 kids which 3 of them weren't baptized and the family was less active. This weekend they are getting baptized and the dad is going to baptize them. Love you all and remember to be of Good cheer 
- Seour Asameyong 

With alot of change happening in missionary work, life kind of get stressful. I have learned to accept the fact that I can be flexible. Last week I fell of my bike, am most everything change and this week I pulled the skin off my left toe but you know I am flexible. I know that what ever the Lord needs us to do or hear we can because Just like Nephi said, I know the lord provides a way he wants us to obey. We everything happening I have learned to just accept everything. It's not worth having high blood pressure over. So I chose to be flexible, I can be a better instrument in the Lord's hand. The missionary work is going well and it is alot of hard work but I love it. This Sunday we went to church expecting to see one of my investigator to show up but he didn't so we started talking with the members and we got 6 referrals from them. I LOVE THE WORK 


- Seour Asameyong 

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