The Cross … Thank You for Saving me
VERSE 1: Thank You for saving me; what can I say? You are my every-thing, I will sing Your praise. You shed Your blood for me; what can I say? You took my sin and shame, a sinner called by … Continue reading
VERSE 1: Thank You for saving me; what can I say? You are my every-thing, I will sing Your praise. You shed Your blood for me; what can I say? You took my sin and shame, a sinner called by … Continue reading
well, this past week has been quite eventful. first, I was flat on my back sick with flu-fever & coughing. Then Gareth propably caught it from me and had a serious run with the same stuff combined with vomiting (because … Continue reading
I’ve been confined to the bed and the 4A house for almost three days now. Headache, fever, flu, sore throat (still sore now) …. and I’m due for a college camp speaking engagement tomorrow at Genting Highlands. I’m taking at … Continue reading
“I went to church with my grandparents sometimes and I loved it. It slaked my thirst. But I pretended to think it was foolish, because that pleased my father. I lived for him. He was my first god.” ~ Anne … Continue reading
From Lesslie Newbigin … “The person of Jesus Christ is that ultimate reality whom I am finally committed with a commitment which is not negotiable.” I think it was Todd Hunter who reminded me last year in a phone conversation … Continue reading
The first time I was exposed to Lesslie Newbigin (1909-1998) was through Rev. Hwa Yung’s Christian Theology & Asian Theology classes. His book “Proper Confidence” really helped me gain proper confidence in my Christian discipleship. And now, loads of his … Continue reading
It’s so interesting what one can go through in a day. It’s like riding a roller coaster at times. You start slow and unexciting, then suddenly you’re lifted to heights you didn’t imagine would come. Surprise! The Spirit at work … Continue reading
He who is unable to live in society, or who has no need because he is sufficient for himself, must be either a beast or a god – Aristotle Is it so bad, then, to be misunderstood? Pythagoras was misunderstood, … Continue reading
“Let us fully break the silence,” said James Tan of Malaysia. “Let us make prevention a priority.” ~ from Press release 24: LWF Youth Delegates Push for Open Dialogue on HIV/AIDS These is our very own BLC James Tan’s contribution … Continue reading
I wonder why I can’t sleep. It must be the hot weather … phew! Or maybe it’s overdosing my mind with the papers I managed to print before a consultation by tomorrow at a Hotel – Lots of words … … Continue reading