I was watching a bit of the service early on. Then I saw Meng How together with his wife and their girl Chloe on stage for a testimony. Hehe.. Chloe was my student before. I remember sharing on my blog that Chloe loves me a lot. Every Sunday, her ahma will bring her to Playgroup while her mummy will go service. Ya bring to playgroup not 4D shop!!!

- The Test of Time - Love benefits and grows through time; infatuation ebbs and diminishes with time.
- The Test of Knowledge - Love grows out of an appraisal of all the known characteristics of the other person
- The Test of Focus - Genuine love is other-person centered. Infatuation is self-centered
- The Test of Singularity - Genuine love is focused on only one person. An infatuated individual may be "in love" with two or more persons simultaneously
- The Test of Security - Genuine love requires and fosters a sense of security and feelings of trust
- The Test of Work - An individual in love works for the other person, for his or her mutual benefit
- The Test of Problem Solving - A couple in love faces problems frankly and tries to solve them. Infatuated people tend to disregard or try to ignore problems
- The Test of Distance - Love knows the importance of distance. Infatuation imagines love to be intense closeness 24/7, all the time. (I experience this before. 3 mths in Paris!!!)
- The Test of Physical Attraction - Physical attraction is a relatively small part of genuine love, but it is the central focus of infatuation.
- The Test of Affection - In love affection is expressed later in the relationship, involving the external expression of the physical attraction we just described
- The Test of Stability - Love tends to endure. Infatuation may change suddenly and unpredictably.
- The Test of Delayed Gratification - A couple in genuine love is not different to the timing of their wedding, but they do not feel irresistible drive toward it
The story of Jacob and Rachel (Gen29:1-20)
Jacob was attracted to Rachel almost immediately. yet he had to work 7 years in order to marry Rachel. That's 5 years beyond the typical lifespan of infatuation. Do you think his love understood stability and delay gratification? The Bible says that the 7 years "seemed like only a few days." WHY? Because of his love for her. It was about something really worth waiting for. Hmm this is a very good lesson point for me. Will I consider the 2 years be only a few days? Only time will tell... if she is worth waiting for, then it will be only a few days...
Alright I shall sto and gonna have my dinner and prepare for my Tennis match. Cya tml in service! =)