“Ordinary People”
Let me share with you the lyrics of a song “Ordinary People” by Danniebelle Hall which I think is fitting to the story of Suen Douh Camp. I posted an article about my visit to this place on my previous blog how the gift of a girl, her offering of a One Dollar become instrumental to the realization of a huge project such as a Christian orphanage in Hong Kong. This significant establishment was made possible through the aspiration of Pastor John Bechtel who did his best in order to make his mission and vision possible.
I hope this reminds us to focus and thankful on what we have, no matter how small it may be is. To give our all when it is for the greater good and most especially, if and when it is for God’s glory. All throughout history, God uses ordinary people. He is pleased with those who gave their all.
Like many ordinary people in the Bible such as David and Abraham, let us have faith, take action and put our trust in God.
Song Title: Ordinary People
Song Writer: Danniebelle Hall
Just ordinary people
God uses ordinary people
He chooses people,
just like me and you
who are willing
to do as he commands
God uses people that will give him all
no matter how small
your all may seem to you
because little becomes much
as you place it in the master’s hands
Just ordinary people
God uses ordinary people
He chooses people,
just like me and you
who are willing
to do what he commands
God uses people that will give him all
no matter how small
your all may seem to you
because little becomes much
as you place it in the master’s hands
Just like that little lad
who gave Jesus all he had
How the multitude was fed
with a fish and loaves of bread
What you have may not seem much
but when you yield it to the touch
of the Master’s loving hand
then you will understand
how your life could never be the same
Just ordinary people
God uses ordinary people
He chooses people,
just like me and you
who are willing
to do what he commands
God uses people that will give him all
no matter how small
your all may seem to you
because little becomes much
as you place it in the master’s hands
because little becomes much
as you place it in the master’s hands.
Please click link here to listen to the song.
Below is the previous blog about my visit to Suen Douh Camp in Hong Kong.
