Admittedly, there was a slight hint of hesitation when I confirmed my attendance at the camp. Why? Because I knew I'd be the oldest camper this season or probably ever. How uncomfortable is the idea, huh? But then I remembered three things (I got the first two from hearing my friends' messages in the past)... One, children are never too old to honor God. (As for my case, I am not too old to learn and discover new things, most especially if it's for God's glory and honor.) Two, God calls us to go somewhere and He will show us the way. (It’s called stepping out of our comfort zones.) And lastly, my devotion on that day (when I was supposed to confirm my attendance) was entitled "bound to encourage.” (I thought to myself, “Hey, I'm invited to this year's Kainos. I should be encouraged.) So, I typed “yes” and hit send. You see how God operates? His plans are equally intricate and amazing, from day zero, to the days of the camp and to the aftermat
Meleria Mangaring