It’s really hard for me to say thank you for everything.

“If God doesn’t help us—

(Yeah, if you think it’s okay, let’s sing together)

If God doesn't help us,

When these people attack us, we must be deadlocked.

Even if it bites us, there will be no scraps left.

They became classmates and came in droves.

The rush made us unable to stand still and unable to breathe.

A wave quilt is buried here,

We all sunk to the bottom of the water.

God is so strong,

I originally thought that this time there would be no life, but now I know he can save us.

Just like some fish are caught and put into the net, they will go through the whole net.

How about we leave first?

It’s like eating stems.

Because the one who helps us is God who created the heaven and the earth. "

<Psalm> 124:1-8

The times are very bad. We have survived the epidemic, but we are also facing social changes, waves of separation, and the spread of war. Sometimes we are discouraged, even unstable, and unable to breathe.

However, the Bible says, “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in everything.” So, how should we rejoice always and give thanks in everything?

Gratitude, of course, is not a forced ritual or an unintentional mantra, but a shift in perspective. In difficult times, we practice refocusing. When we see no longer just human power, no longer just class interests, but the kingdom of God, we begin to see goodness in life, and we can also believe that the world actually has another kind of value, so that we will not lose it. confidence.

Following "The times are good and bad, it's hard to be a Christian", Patrick Leung continued to translate the Bible in Cantonese, thinking about the messages in the scriptures, correcting the focus together, and responding to Hong Kong at this moment.

"Other people's testimonies are other people's business. Gratitude must be understood through one's own experience. It must be focused and deepened through practice, so that the body can remember and the mind can be sharp. I wish every reader here to practice gratitude. , encounter the Lord.”