Living The Life; Day359; Day0012
June 26, 2011 Leave a comment
But you are not living the life of the flesh, you are living the life of the Spirit, if the [Holy] Spirit of God [really] dwells within you [directs and controls you]. But if anyone does not possess the [Holy] Spirit of Christ, he is none of His [he does not belong to Christ, is not truly a child of God]. [Rom. 8:14.] Rom 8:9
We struggle sometimes on how to keep our mind and heart and mouth straight. We are human beings – being in the flesh; and sometimes there are temptations that comes our way that sometimes pushes our walk with God to the side. Many instances that we realize that what we did or what we said was not right. Then we start to keep things right again by drawing a line – “I will never say that again” or “I will never do that again” then in a few days we repeat the cycle. In reality, those personal rules and guidelines does not work. We can discipline ourselves to perform a specific rule but that method can only go on for sometime [not forever]. So how can we really become a “near perfect person’”? The true answer is – live the life in Spirit of Christ. No rules – just plain living in the Spirit.
Day0012 in CMPSLI yesterday and the progress for the cure of the major problems in CMP is around 50%. Finding the solution took a while due to a different scenario in cuCMP. Experience taught me a lot of things but finding the solution to the “unload retry” problems were just a pure Wisdom from God. I’ve used several problem solving techniques – brainstorm, FMEA, Fishbone. Those tool were of great help but did not really complete the puzzle. It was the whisper of the Holy Spirit that showed me on where to tweak a certain parameter to fix the problem. To God be the glory!
MIT (Most Important Task)
1. 15Mile Time Trial
2. Celebration Church
3. Mow Yard
Shopping List:
Milk
Bagel
Sliced turkey
Coffee beans
Sunkist
Clifbar
Latitude 4200
Reading List:
Sharepoint 2010 Unleashed, p232
Data Protection Management, p102
Handbook of Personality Disorders – Theory and Practice, p70