Category: Beyond

It’s good to be back from the seminary in Seremban. And I feel a great sense of joy and satisfaction for completing my maiden course on Spiritual Formation & Discipleship (with an emphasis on Youth Ministry). Part of the joy maybe is because I was part of the group that gave input in designing the…

This is a good start for Lutherans in Asia to connect with the world.

I arrived late for the lecture series by Prof. I. Howard Marshall on the “Aspects of Atonement” at Seminari Theoloji Malaysia (Malaysian Theological Seminary – which please should redesign their website for Firefox users like me!). I managed to google one of the papers he presented today which I think is based on The theology…

I came back pretty late last night. Kelvin and Kia Meng joined me last night for this invitation to facilitate at MMU Christian Fellowship (I’m really happy that what I desire very often like Bangsar Lutheran Church members coming with me in CF engagements came true to some extent yesterday – most of the time…

I thought I’ll just dwell in a little “interlude” before more reports & reflections of the recent events. Resonating what the new Bishop Philip Lok of the Lutheran Church in Malaysia said in his speech last sunday, I too am still in a stage to allow the implications of our corporate decisions to settle in….

The main reason for my low blog activity is because of my participation in this important convention in my denomination (Lutheran church of Malaysia & Singapore) this past weekeend. I wanted to resume last night … but I feel alseep. You can imagine how exhausted I am. 🙂

Guess who’s the new Bishop of the Lutheran Church of Malaysia? It’s a 4 year term … May the Lord bless him and guide him …. and for the rest of us .. we need the exact same thing too!

It was good tonight to listen to this Father and Son duet about the most recent church family camp I had a chance to be part of: Listening for God’s heartbeat Just thinking back how we first met and then reading each others blogs and now actually deepening our friendship through this camp and more…

Thanks to my young friend Wai Nyan for entrusting me with the task of “facilitating the session”. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the five groups attempting to think through what’s going on in their own heads and hearts plus trying to articulate some coherent response. Of course, right from the beginning I wasn’t interested in doing…

Expectations 1. A time for learning 2. A time for rest 3. A time for new experiences 4. space for new relationships and friendhsips 5. Moments for reflection