I’m exploring some blog themes for 2010. Tell me what you like. The tentative one is called Green Light (my wife’s favorite color is green!). Here are some other options (mostly from wordpressthemesbase.com): Freedom StudioPress Aeros Teams Rejoice
sivinkit That’s you! @yuchuns better than Sherlock? 5 minutes ago from TweetDeck in reply to yuchuns RT @anilnetto: Allah, be praised! http://bit.ly/5mSlpR – This is a victory …for the entire country (Muslims, Christians and others alike)6 minutes ago from TweetDeck … Continue reading
In my recent piece A Modest Faith? I mentioned that, “it’s not uncommon to meet sincere zealous Christians who write off even honest inquiry, some would even go as far to say just believe and stop asking all these hard … Continue reading
sivinkit immersed in Trinitarian Theology readings right now. Hope to begin my first draft for the paper today. Multiple angles possible.less than a minute ago from TweetDeck RT @sochews: RT @su31ynn @95_percent: Interesting visual summary of the past 10 years: … Continue reading
This is a really good read. Informative video clip too! I think I will go for round two to reward myself for writing my papers ROFL.
(HT: Desert Pastor)
BLC Carolers 2009: Feliz Navidad from Sivin Kit on Vimeo. The song How Many Kings still ringing in my ears. I missed every big Christmas production this year. Almost went for one yesterday, but somehow the physical body needed rest, … Continue reading
BLC Kids 2009: Love is like a wind from Sivin Kit on Vimeo. One of the joys this Christmas as in every Christmas for BLC is the joy and excitement overflowing from the children. To add on, it’s encouraging for … Continue reading
Ewan’s Debut: A Pleasant Christmas Surprise! from Catalyst on Vimeo. I got a special gift through little 2 year old Ewan today when he walked up on stage with the older kids and joined their presentation. He’s been seeing them … Continue reading
How Many Kings – BLC 2009 Christmas Version from Catalyst on Vimeo. Apart from a beautiful melody and an engaging chorus, I guess many in the congregation could relate to the lyrics. We reworked it a little so people could … Continue reading
