In the past five to ten years, we’ve seen some explosions in the church world across many denominations: from Evangelical, Protestant to Catholic. For many it was a shock and a let down, especially for those who followed the teachings of these religious/spiritual leaders. A recent evangelical, Ravi Zacharias, was a well-known Christian apologist. Other… Read More Struggle of Religious Leaders
What I’m about to say in this blogpost will sound very spiritual so you’ve got to hold on. I’ve been blogging lots on our current situation with this Coronavirus pandemic. It has affected every single person. As long as you haven’t been living under a rock, I’m sure it’s affected you in some way too.… Read More Coronavirus ignition to a spiritual awakening
We might be asking ourselves, when is this Covid-19 pandemic going to end? We might be bored out of wit’s end and stuck in our home in isolation but around the world there are other negative events happening this week. Pestilence of biblical proportions in eastern Africa and Middle East: Massive swarms of 500 billion… Read More Hope exists – even in our suffering
The one who lives under the protection of the Most Highdwells in the shadow of the Almighty.I will say to the Lord, “My refuge and my fortress,my God, in whom I trust.”He Himself will deliver you from the hunter’s net,from the destructive plague.He will cover you with His feathers;you will take refuge under His wings.His… Read More My refuge from disease
[Updated Saturday afternoon on 13 Feb 2021: Now that the impeachment trials has ended earlier than scheduled, it shows it was baseless before it even began. Senators and congress men and women who wanted this trial to make a show. Some even Democrats walked out early because they knew they had nothing to stand on… Read More Trump impeachment trial–a symptom of our hate?
We have good news today. Jesus came out of the empty tomb. He was resurrected in bodily form on the Third Day, and rose to live again in the flesh. He is victorious over death. This is huge. Coronavirus or no coronavirus. If death could not hold Jesus in the tomb, then death will not… Read More Easter Sunday: Jesus rose victorious
“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far from helping me, from the words of my groaning? O my God, I cry by day, but you do not answer; and by night, but find no rest. Psalm 22:1-2, Bible This psalm from chapter 22 is often read on Good… Read More Peace overcomes pain
I came across an article from a book. When is enough enough? In our life of busyness, we deeply want to be busy or at least have others think that we are busy. Somehow, it adds value to ourselves and the work we do–or at least we perceive that it does. The writer, David Zahl,… Read More When enough-ness is never enough
Busyness is seen as a good thing–rest, not so much. Some people forfeit their vacation-time for work. Fast-paced societies see it as a sign of working hard, productivity and diligence. We keep ourselves busy with work, business, work in the community. Keeping up with sports, music and other recreational activities. It can leave one feeling drained when… Read More Busyness and rest
If you remember back in grade school standing in line waiting to be chosen by the assigned team captains for a team in sports. Almost every time, I would be picked last for a team. Because I was the skinniest and one of the shortest boys, I was almost always the last one chosen. I… Read More Empathy: shaped through suffering
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