Well … so much has happened the last few days, that I haven’t had enough time to reflect and blog about it. Maybe tomorrow. But, one thing is for sure the last two days has been pretty “transforming” whether it’s in the more formal settings of seminars and talks to the informal games we play…
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Leron is here … so far so good
Leron Shults has arrived safely, and we’ve had a pretty good intro to Kuala Lumpur I think 🙂 He looks happy, and we’re happy to have someone who’s so open and willing to interact with us for the Day seminar 9.30am -4.30pm as well as Evening meeting at 8pm, Friday, January 18, 2008 at Bangsar…
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Workaholics Many people see what Seth writes as idealistic. Some people will never understand. Personally, I quite like this: “The passionate worker doesn’t show up because she’s afraid of getting in trouble, she shows up because it’s a hobby that pays.” A Cure for Burnouts (by Tony Campolo) You got it right Tony … “Far…
Becoming … Changing … with F.LeRon Shults
I’m looking forward to welcome Leron with Yew Khuen tomorrow. And especially looking forward to the conversations we will have in private and also during the simple Conversation with F.Leron Shults event on Friday. To those who haven’t decided to come you are still very much welcome 🙂 The Day Time Seminar-like-conversation event starts on…
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Embodying the’Great Story’: An interview with James W. McClendon I think I will get his three vol. systematic theology someday 🙂 and his Biography as Theology. … It helps to distinguish between primary and secondary theology. Primary theology is the church trying to think out its own convictions, and this gets expressed in sermons, prayers,…
Second Thoughts on "self-centered prayer"
"Simple Prayer is necessary, even essential, to the spiritual life. The only way we move beyond "self-centred prayer" (if indeed we ever do) is by going through it, not by making a detour around it. – Richard J. Foster, Prayer, p. 11 My earliest memories of prayer is when I prayed for my mom…
Richard St. John: Why do people succeed?
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Using Windows Live Writer
I thought I will give Windows Live Writer a test drive… should be ok! 🙂 Registration Open for Friends in Conversation 2008 with LeRon Shults (Insert Hyperlink check!) (Strange man smiling at me … Insert Picture check! ) Insert Table (check!) I am … Impressed! Couldn’t find Malaysia on the map yet … so went…
Signs of Emergence: A Vision for Church That Is Always Organic/Networked/Decentralized/Bottom-Up/Communal/Flexible/Always Evolving (I)
I have a confession to make. 🙂 I find these cool long subtitles like “A Vision for Church That Is Always Organic/Networked/Decentralized/Bottom-Up/Communal/Flexible/Always Evolving” quite sexy … With that off my chest, I think it’s time to share some of the books which have caught my attention the past year. Now, craze right now perhaps is…