Walking with him through all the stations was what I wanted to do through out the week. His willingness turned out to be a gift for me to listen and respond to the questions and comments he had. For a … Continue reading
Strange isn’t it? When my assitant is not around and I’m expecting people to stroll in later. Two come early and four on time … and this 21-C Aaronic Priest (I mean “me”) still have not lit up the candles. … Continue reading
One more before I collect BLC’s Newsletter Mustard Seed from the photocopy centre at Damansara Jaya. Today, the nourishment is suplied by Gordon Cosby: “During the last ten years, our national economy has been doing well, we are told. Yet … Continue reading
Bob K commented on Random Thoughts after Good Council Meeting, “It would be refreshing to get perspectives on servant leadership from one who is in the position to offer it. ” The only thing I can say right now .. … Continue reading
“Gordon Cosby (church of the Savior in Wash. DC) says that, in over 60 years of ministry, they have learned that no groups that come together for a non-missional purpose (prayer, worship, study, etc.) end up becoming missional. It has … Continue reading
Journey Woman is the first (apart from me) to blog her “thots” in Walking in silence One by one or two by two … they walk in the Father’s House front door … Each receives the guide and a simple … Continue reading
I remember introducing Sacred Space in this blog last year. I decided to change my browser’s starting page from Yahoo! to Sacred Space as a Holy Week response as I step into Wednesday. If I’m unable to spend this time … Continue reading
Rob Bell Jr.’s last message I’m listening to right now has lots of words confessed that really brings healing to me and nourishment … good stuff.
In the stillness of this hour … we walk again (the pictures below are from Catholic Church Ireland website))
It’s been sometime since I’ve been listening to lectures or a sermon online with RealPlayer. And this lecture series by Rob Bell Jr. from Mars Hill Bible Church is pretty refreshing … (don’t let the seriousness of the titles mislead … Continue reading
