It all started when my younger college-studying friend Wai Nyan wanted to start a Project on Romans So he started a Forum … which included the discussions on Romans and other issues, it turned out the discussion on “Homosexuality” is … Continue reading
James took two beautiful shots of this puppy roaming around my house freely and happily. It’s almost as if your can see a smile! So, to all those celebrating CHINESE NEW YEAR … Gong Xi Fa Cai! (of course, our … Continue reading
Thanks to Winn for these simple & profound scribblings… ___________________________ Like most things in life, when I find a new toy to play with I spend a lot of time with it to the exclusion of other toys that I … Continue reading
I look as if I’m dancing in HELP Institute’s Christian Fellowship (i think HELP=Higher Education Learning Programme) 1st meeting for the year 2004,.
One of the blessings & benefits of the Internet is the sharing of resources and especially personal discovery and learning. I read through Winn Griffin’s essay Foundationalism & Story: A Penchant for Minutia and Its Antidote and found the way … Continue reading
I was pretty suprised by the results of this quiz … I haven’t seriously read Karl Barth, maybe I should start at The Center for Barth Studies? “What Christian Theologian are You?” “We reject the false doctrine that the church … Continue reading
My attempt with “fooling” around with the filters in Photoshop … Just as I am … before Chinese new year 2004!
The answer from McLaren on this matter is worth a separate posting, because so often I’ve found it difficult & challenging to lead a group study for books or the Bible (I know many feel the same way). __________________________ … … Continue reading
I’ve always appreciated Brian McLaren’s Conversational tone & dialogical approach in the way he speaks and writes. We need more of that in Malaysian Christianity to move forward. I thoroughly enjoyed a couple of hours just listening to and talking … Continue reading
“The beautiful thing about Movement preaching was that every sermon presented the possibility of a focused response. Because every sermon was an expression of God’s solidarity with the Movement, there was always something its hearers could do, hope, or suffer … Continue reading
