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Singing

 

노래악보 다운받기: Songs.pdf     

강의듣기

 

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Listening

 

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The Tale of Three Trees

원고 다운받기: The tale of three trees.pdf ​

• Once upon a mountain top, three little trees stood and dreamed of what they wanted to become when they grew up.
• The first little tree looked up at the stars, twinkling like diamonds above him, and said: “I want to hold treasure. I want to be covered with gold and filled with precious stones. I’ll be the most beautiful treasure chest in the world!”
• The second little tree looked out at the small stream trickling by on its way to the ocean. “I want to be traveling mighty waters and carrying powerful kings. I’ll be the strongest ship in the world!”
• The third little tree looked down into the valley below where busy men and women worked in a busy town. “I don’t want to leave the mountain top at all. I want to grow so tall that when people stop to look at me, they’ll raise their eyes to heaven and think of God. I will be the tallest tree in the world.”
• Years passed. The rain came, the sun shone, and the little trees grew tall. One day three woodcutters climbed the mountain.
• The first woodcutter looked at the first tree and said, “This tree is beautiful. It is perfect for me.” With a swoop of his shining ax, the first tree fell.
• “Now I shall be made into a beautiful chest. I shall hold wonderful treasure!” the first tree said.
• The second woodcutter looked at the second tree and said, “This tree is strong. It is perfect for me.” With a swoop of his shining ax, the second tree fell.
• “Now I shall sail mighty waters!” thought the second tree. “I shall be a strong ship for mighty kings!”
• The third tree felt her heart sink when the last woodcutter looked her way. She stood straight and tall and pointed bravely to heaven.
• But the woodcutter never even looked up. “Any kind of tree will do for me,” he muttered. With a swoop of his shining ax, the third tree fell.
• The first tree rejoiced when the woodcutter brought her to a carpenter’s shop. But the work-worn hands of the carpenter fashioned the tree into a feedbox for animals.
• The once beautiful tree was not covered with gold, or filled with treasure. She was coated with sawdust and filled with hay for hungry farm animals.
• The second tree smiled when the woodcutter took her to a shipyard, but no mighty sailing ship was made that day. Instead, the once strong tree was hammered and sawed into a simple fishing boat, too small and too weak to sail on an ocean, or even a river; instead, she was taken to a little lake. Every day she brought in loads of dead smelly fish.
• The third tree was confused when the woodcutter cut her into strong beams and left her in a lumberyard.
• “What happened?” the once tall tree wondered. “All I ever wanted was to stay on the mountain top and point to God...”
• Many, many days and nights passed. The three trees nearly forgot their dreams.
• But one night, golden starlight poured over the first tree as a young woman placed her newborn baby in the feedbox.
• “Oh, I wish I could make a cradle for him,” her husband whispered.
• The mother squeezed his hand and smiled as the starlight shone on the smooth and sturdy wood. “This manger is beautiful,” she said.
• And suddenly the first tree knew he was holding the greatest treasure in the world.
• One evening a tired traveler and his friends crowded into the old fishing boat. The traveler fell asleep as the second tree quietly sailed out into the lake.
• Soon a thundering and thrashing storm arose. The little tree shuddered. She knew she did not have the strength to carry so many passengers safely through with the wind and the rain.
• The tired man awakened. He stood up, stretched out his hand, and said, “Peace.” The storm stopped as quickly as it had begun.
• And suddenly the second tree knew he was carrying the king of heaven and earth.
• One Friday morning, the third tree was startled when her beams were yanked from the forgotten woodpile. She flinched as she was carried through an angry jeering crowd. She shuddered when soldiers nailed a man’s hands to her.
• She felt ugly and harsh and cruel.
• But on Sunday morning, when the sun rose and the earth trembles with joy beneath her, the third tree knew that God’s love had changed everything.
• It had made the third tree strong.
• And every time people thought of the third tree, they would think of God.
• That was better than being the tallest tree in the world.

 

Speak To Yourself

 

강의듣기

웹사이트로 이동하실 때 강의재생이 멈추는 경우 우측 상단의 다운로드를 클릭해서 다운로드 하신 다음에 들으시면 웹사이트를 보면서도 재생이 가능합니다.

 

Humble Yourself

• What you dream is not always what God dreams upon you.
• Humble yourself before God, and He will lift you up in time.
• When your life is not going toward what you think is the best for your dream, do not get upset, but humble yourself before God.
• The life you think it is a waste of time is the way toward the dream God set upon you.
• Nobody knows the whole picture of his or her life, but God does.
• So, it is only He who knows the right path to the best life. 
• Therefore, let's humble ourselves before Him.

 

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