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i always say i want to experience God again.
today, i learnt that instead of seeking an experience, i shld seek God.
God's more concerned that i trust him, and not feel him.
Faith, not feelings, pleases God.
"His presence is too profound to be measured by mere emotion."
is being emotional during worship wrong?
~tarrying~
