Hiya

I was once a very shy person. I think i still am. I learned the tenets of being a shy person from my grandparents. Don't get me wrong. Much of what i am today is because of the training that i had from my lolo and lola. They taught me the old fashion way of not telling people what you really want, not speaking your mind and not getting what is rightfully yours.

Hiya...it is good up to a point but it also can be bad. It can form a person well but it can also destroy one. It can teach us good manners but it can also drill bad manners in us. This is what we will talk about today.

Having just enough hiya is a good thing. But as Filipinos, we sometimes overdo it. As Christians, we have mis understood what it really means. I pray that we will all learn how to use this for our good. I pray that we will use hiya to grow in the spirit.

Listen in and I pray that you will have a breakthrough today. Let God's love speak to you today, better yet, my you experience God's love firsthand.

Have a sumptuous Feast.


Ps. I pray for those who were hit by this week's torrential rains. I encourage everyone to do everything we can to help those who were affected. Please coordinate with our outreach ministry and find out how we can help carry one another's burdens.

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