I finished reading John 18.1-19.42 this afternoon as the rain slowly stopped and now it’s in the cool of the afternoon. The following words come timely and is “Good News” for me. … I believe. “Being a Christian does not … Continue reading
We will gather at The Father’s House (BLC Premises) tonight at 8pm for A Service of Tenebrae, or “Darkness,” (for more info: check What is a Tenebrae Service?). After the service ends, there will still be some time for people … Continue reading
Interesting insight from Rite of baptism trickles away. I most definately “resonate” and echo what Brian says … I liked how the final words in the article was a twist from the title. To me it’s true that Baptism is … Continue reading
I haven’t got my thoughts organized yet. There are many pictures, many moments and many reflections awaiting to be posted. It’s like this opening picture I took of the tables getting ready for the Maundy Thursday service and meal yesterday. … Continue reading
Rom 6.3-11 Throughout the history of the Church, people have debated over several issues surrounding the sacrament of baptism. They have argued over the significance of baptism, what sorts of people were eligible to be baptised, and even how much … Continue reading
Jn 18.1-19.42 The life journey of the one who truly desires to follow Christ is one that is commonly characterised by trials and suffering. We grapple with various complications such as broken dreams, broken relationships, broken sexuality, and a host … Continue reading
Ex 12.1-8,11-14 The Passover was the occasion of God’s mighty act in delivering the Israelites from the hands of the Egyptians. As He did so, God also desired that they never forget what He had done for them (Ex 12.14). … Continue reading
Ps 69.8-10,20-21,31-34 Part of the suffering that Jesus endured was that of betrayal. Besides dying for the sins of the world, he died a broken-hearted man, for he had been betrayed by a friend who had eaten at the same … Continue reading
Jn 13.21-33,36-38 Of all the people in the world who would deny Christ and frustrate the plans of God, we may often think that we are the least inclined to do so. Just like Simon Peter, we would seize every … Continue reading
