In Hoc Signo Vinces.
"By This Sign, Conquer."The Roman Emperor Constantine saw a vision of the Chi Rho, or the initials for Jesus Christ which was then the symbol of Christianity before the Battle of Milvian Bridge, AD312. He immediately forged the symbol unto a Roman banner, and it became the famous Labarum. This Labarum marched at the head of
Even though It may sound totally irrelevant, the words "By this Sign, conquer" keeps repeating itself in my mind for the past few months.
And tomorrow I'll be heading off to
"By This Sign, Conquer."
It'll be my first mission trip, and yeah I'm excited. Excited at what God is planning to do, and how he'll use us, vessels seemingly small and insignificant. Jason told me that the Indonesians are famous for last minute "invitations" for ministry, and i'm praying that God will thrust us into ministry indeed, regardless whether we're ready or not, coz it's not about us - it's about Him.
"By This Sign, Conquer."
My heart had been turbulent for the past few days. I was on the receiving end of many blows from the enemy, and I’ve bruised myself fighting him. But now, when it seems that all hope is lost, I'll remember that the LORD holds the Battle Standard of Victory. He shall raise it up in my life, and the enemy shall scatter in fear and defeat. I'm pressed, but not crushed...
"By This Sign, Conquer."
And now it's my turn to hit back. I have chosen to go
So as the RCC commando unit of 12 head off for
In Hoc Signo Vinces.
"By This Sign, Conquer."
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