I was born into a Christian family, with my parents and even most of my direct relatives being Christians. I had considered myself to be a Christian since I was born into it and I made a decision to invite Jesus into my life when I was around 7 years old. Even then, my life didn't seem like it changed drastically.

At 17, I felt like lost direction in life and as with any post-schooling student, there came a pivotal point in life to pick a college/university and the undergraduate course that would "determine the my future". Of course, I stressed over moments like this - big decisions that could altar many things I may not see in the present. On another note, I was involved in a toxic relationship and had struggled with some "friendship issues" in school, which added to the pressure.

However, through conversation and sharing about my struggles, I realized that my peers in church were going through a similar problems as I am but not all were "pulled down by it" or ""struggling the same way I was" because of how close they stayed to God and clung unto Him through tough situations.

I realised the relationship I might have had with God was just not real. I finally turned back, ran towards God and recommitted my life to Jesus again, 10 years after I had first invited Him into my life.

It was then that I learned what it meant to "lean on God" and I could feel many of my burdens wearing off, to the point that I physically felt my body was lighter and not being weighed down. Now being in my final year in university, I praise God that I am still learning and leaning on Him to overcome tough obstacles of life, not by my own strength but God's.

I thank God for the experiences He has brought me through so that I can now share with my peers and others how to trust God even when there are periods of anxiety and stress. Jesus is our refuge and He is faithful!

Well,... not exactly.

Last month, Instagram user Manuel Daviid posted an Instagram (IG) reel video of himself playing and singing to Phil Wickham's "Living Hope" but what made the video most unusual was that he super-imposed Mr. Bean singing the "Hallelujahs", perfectly fitting into the chorus of the modern worship hit.

The Mr. Bean clip was actually taken from the pilot episode of the British comedy from 1990 (which definitely still holds up today).

"My brain everytime we sing Living Hope ?," Manuel wrote in the caption of his post.

The video has already been watched over 130,000 times at the time of writing.

"Oh my goodness thank you for this!!! I love it" one IG user said. "Maaaan ?? this is epic ??? ," said another.

We hope this little video puts a smile (and a laugh) on your face today. Watch it below:

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The name Abraham Ewaldo Serumena probably isn't a name that stands out as a familiar Christian music artiste.

Last month, however, Abraham took to stage as a contestant on 'The Voice All Stars' Indonesia and completely wow-ed both the live audience and audience on screen.

Abraham's song of choice was Bethel's 'Goodness of God' and he was accompanied by a theatrical set and a rather large choir but what blew the coaches (judges) away was his vocals.

Indonesian entertainment platform, Kapanlagi, reported that one of the coaches Isyana Sarasvati said Abraham's appearance was "very good and perfect."

To date, his performance on YouTube have now been watched almost half a million times.

In the comments, Abraham remarked: "Hopefully it can bless all who hear and watch my performance. God Bless you all!"

Watch his incredible performance here: