theme about th b t th the reall captain t i off our lives shifted my perspective about surrendering complete control of my life to Jesus. On the day of surrender, I felt a lightening of a load off my shoulders. I know that I can trust God to take me through the challenges ahead.”
– Haruki Chua (Year 3, Singapore Management University) Another truth shared was this: When God calls you, you will never be ready. You are ready not because you are ready but because God is ready. “The knowledge that no matter where you are at, God still loves you is overwhelming. I am not completely ready but I guess it is time to serve.”
Word. Campus sailors were equipped d with a relationship model framework k and university life hacks. A workshop p led by Pastor Wendy Chang caused a spiritual awakening when she asked, “Are you okay with not knowing the Word of God?” “When I couldn’t give the Bible verse and the reference, I felt really helpless. Even my friend, a “newer Christian,” could give the answers that I couldn’t. And at that point, it really hit me! What if, when my friends needed help, I couldn’t encourage them (or myself) with a Bible verse? This thought kept running through my mind and spurred me to start reading the Bible properly, with meaning, and not just merely for the sake of reading.”
If you choose to let God navigate, you must trust God.”
– Nisha Vincent (Year 1, PSB Academy (La Trobe))
– Benedict Ng (Year 1, Nanyang Technological University) Campus sailors were also handed tools for life’s voyage from various workshops that focused on relationships, university life, and God’s
After four days of sailing, the final service challenged Campus sailors to dare to engage people in in-depth conversations about Christ and advance God’s Kingdom. Campus sailors, you may be back on sh shore but your voyage to heaven is jjust ju u beginning. Put out your sails and re remain e anchored in Christ, aligned to th the h Spirit, and advance with God, the ttr true r captain of your lives.
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