I’m read this piece: Debunking multiculturalism the other day and was disappointed but was not able to write anything yet but happy to see this reply Multiculturalism – how can it be wrong?. Now the question is how do we … Continue reading
willow leadership summit summary (via Marko) I like the Bono quote: “The gospel that changes a heart without moving your hands is not the Gospel.” A Call to an Ancient Evangelical Future Can you hear the call? I wish more … Continue reading
It’s great to come home tonight after the worship gathering practice and Gareth ran out to give me a hug and then Elysia following him. Nice to see May Chin reading to the kids to bed while I was cheekily … Continue reading
Today is the “maiden” workshop for my specific topic “LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR: NEGOTIATING THE TENSION BETWEEN DOGMATISM AND TOLERANCE” for the Young Adult Stream of the conference. It’s been some time since I’ve been part of event as big as … Continue reading
“My subject is the theology of sleep. It is an unusual subject, but I make no apology for it. I think we hear too few sermons about sleep. After all, we spend a very large share of our lives sleeping. … Continue reading
*Note: I thought I’d share some links of stuff I’ve put in my Ipod and has been making my drives especially during traffic rush hour much more pleasurable and enriching* The Last Thirty Years: What We’ve Learned along the Way … Continue reading
Imagine if we were to do this exercise in 1999 (pictures from our wedding day!)? Ok I admit I’m a little under stress today!
1st try! Laughing out softly (LOS) 2nd try! Laughing out Loud (LOL) better get on to sabbath and some work!
“To become a disciple means a decisive and irrevocable turning to both God and neighbor. What follows from there is a journey which…never ends in this life, a journey of continually discovering new dimensions of loving God and neighbor.” ~ … Continue reading
Why is Wright Misrepresented and Misunderstood by so many of his Reformed Critics? I’m sure Bishop Wright is not right all the time? Who amongst us is! But this piece is food for thought. Perhaps a word of caution. Postmodernity … Continue reading
