Category: Meditation

One of the blessings & benefits of the Internet is the sharing of resources and especially personal discovery and learning. I read through Winn Griffin’s essay Foundationalism & Story: A Penchant for Minutia and Its Antidote and found the way he integrated his reflection and practical outcomes to be refreshing. I’ve downloaded Jason Clark’s essay…

I’ve always appreciated Brian McLaren’s Conversational tone & dialogical approach in the way he speaks and writes. We need more of that in Malaysian Christianity to move forward. I thoroughly enjoyed a couple of hours just listening to and talking with two “younger” men yesterday on a number of issues close to our hearts. I…

I’ve decided to change the picture of the upside down guy to this one View image by Thomas Kinkade. I guess his comments for the painting says it all … Perhaps in a garden we are closer to our creator. We certainly are more close to His creation. My prayer is that this painted garden…

Here’s the website of the man who gave us this quote!

Lord of the Rings Fever is here with the final movie installment. Check out a special Tolkien section from Christian History

Here’s the site

It’s almost yearly we have to go through a series of events, conversations, meetings, and experiences to remind us again – life is so full of complexity. Quite often it’s overwhelming, other times it motivates us to resolve conflicts, many a times we fall flat on our face in despair (awaiting God’s re-fill of energy…

Here’s an excerpt from the article from Morris Institute for Human Values (a link I got from Jason Clark), “Little children amuse us as they learn new skills by declaring, “I do it myself!” We applaud their desire to leave behind infant dependency and to grow into more and more independence. But we never outgrow…

Got this from my bedtime reading book, New Thinking for the New Millennium by Edward De Bono because I felt I was overdosing myself with Theology, so try something not so “Christian” for a change … and it was fun. I got back to this book on “thinking” because I was reminded in the “Ecclesiology…

Communicating the process of change and where to go from here is much harder than I thought. I take my hat off to how Cedar Ridge Community Church did it in the light of Brian D. McLaren’s growing role to the wider Christians community. The caption put up was this: The Church was not created…