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Random Thoughts on the first day of my 34th year

Posted on 3 October, 2006 by admin

[the above picture was taken during our YLG06 small group farewell supper with Sate and nice drinks Thanks to our Mentor John Bond] I’m still recovering physically and to some degree emotionally from last week’s intense series of events, opportunities, ups as well as downs. Overall, a lot of decent surprises. There’s a lot of…

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Random Thoughts after Networking overload

Posted on 27 September, 2006 by admin

[this cool bike above is at the lobby of the resort we are in] There’s a sudden feeling of “networking” overload right now which makes me need some “unload” time right now. Thus, random thoughts return. I’m glad I’m here … at Port Dickson. I’m sensing a kind of leading of some sort. Now it’s…

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Random Thoughts after Ikea Meeting

Posted on 16 September, 2006 by admin

I enjoyed the meatballs and chips at Ikea tonight. A bunch of us formerly know as “crazies” now “sinners anonymous” or “sinonymous” transformed the table for food into a table of fellowship and faith. It’s wonderful when someone introduces you as “my pastor” – something “good” happens for me when those words are uttered. I’m…

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Random Thoughts on a Sunday Night

Posted on 10 September, 2006 by admin

Elysia surprises me daily with a new antics … Gareth makes me smile with his growing maturity. May Chin has been cooking some yummy dishes lately. Potato dishes 🙂 Writing devotions based on the Psalms 51-72 has been rewarding but extremely challenging with I get into the more angry, no holds-barred laments. I need to…

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Random Thoughts before Labuan Trip

Posted on 15 August, 2006 by admin

I will “overcome” – and persevere 😛 Glad to manage to delegate through email some stuff which needs to be shared. Today was supposed to be a Sabbath … most of it was. 🙂 Good to spend some time with close ones. I’ve been eating crabs for two weeks (or more precisely in the span…

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Random Thoughts around 6:30pm

Posted on 9 August, 2006 by admin

I’m cuttting and pasting stuff I’ve commented elsewhere … …mere theological experimentation for novelty is not helpful but then I don’t think genuine thoughtful theological reflection can’t open missional and pragmatic possibilities … a minimum is to open up fresh categories for engagement at all levels – starting from thinking to doing. … I think…

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Random Thoughts after the News

Posted on 7 August, 2006 by admin

The images coming out of Lebanon is distrubing. I’m praying. I’m trying to understand what is going on. I don’t want to be indifferent. I need wisdom. I hope to engage in conversations that would contribute to “peace” even though I’m not directly able to affect change. But then again, whatever good change whether it’s…

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Random Thoughts after a pretty good day

Posted on 29 July, 2006 by admin

It was good to reach the MV Doulos (picture above) around 10am today at Port Klang. Bumped into a lot of familiar faces and old friends. My favorite part were getting some books for very good prices like Colin Gunton’s Act and Being for RM8. I thoroughly enjoyed the guided tour of the ship with…

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Random Thoughts while dual tasking!

Posted on 28 July, 2006 by admin

I realized I haven’t blogged much content apart from linking to others partly because I have been spending some time replying the conversations on a couple of email groups I’m on. I’ll pick out some random statements and post them below. “… Faith is as our response to Christ is first and foremost, trust (a…

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Random Thoughts while my hair dries

Posted on 20 July, 2006 by admin

I was a little surprised and feel supported by the comments on my post Random Thoughts before taking a bath Perhaps I’m getting back into blogging rhythm. I was wondering should I write more. do I have anything to say? or more precisely – anything worth saying? A full day for me today. Lectio Divina….

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