Inspired by the speech given by the genius Steve Jobs during the 2005 Stanford University Commencement Exercise, I looked at my life to see if I can somehow connect the dots - from as early as I can remember to today. There wasn't really any significant event jumping on to me which gave me God-did-this-He-is-so-amazing-goosebumps moment (does this make sense?). It's probably because I've lived my life already knowing that God's hand is actively at work, whether I am aware of it or not, He has never stopped in giving aide. Like some sort of taken-for-granted knowledge, I need not acknowledge it, but it will remain a fact. I already know everything is God-given. So I stopped looking for that Godly-moment in my life.
Later that evening, I talked with a friend who's having a hard time right now, getting stressed out about a circumstance in her life that she so wants to be fixed. As I was giving my advice (helpful, I hope) about how she needs to face this, being her voice of reason, I was hit with an epiphany which of course I shared with her.
