How to go
This is taken from Oswald Chambers’ So I send You & Workmen of God. How to go – Acts 1:8 There is always the danger of starting up false enthusiasm in missionary work. “Oh yes, I will go; where shall I go?” That is like making a false start in a race and having to go […]
Dress to Impress
I remember when I was younger, when I was still in University. As a guy, 90% the time we think about is how to impress girls. What to wear. What to say. How to act. In fact, my friend and I bought this eBook on how to get the girl of our dreams. It is […]
A doormat for someone else
It was a few weeks ago when we had lunch after Sunday Service. One of the brothers were sharing how he felt always cheated at work and always had to do a lot more than everyone else. At one point, I asked the brother about as Christian we should do the right thing and serve. […]
To study the Bible…
When I first went to church, I had a pastor who taught us how to study the Bible. I remember there were a few Saturdays where our congregation will gathered together and my pastor would give us group exercise. I didn’t give much thought about it. Looking back, I am very thankful and blessed that […]
Gospel Living: From program to lifestyle
Yesterday before service, I was sharing at praying room that I am trying to train people to be not just good at event planning or doing. But rather to be living the gospel as a lifestyle. I don’t think I say all that as I often rumble and say a few things and miss a […]
Delight Yourself in the Lord
Delight yourself in the LORD and he will give you the desires of your heart. Psalm 37:4 Earlier today I was spending time with my Pastor and we were talking about this. We talked about how this passage might reference to ask God for anything and He will give it to you. The condition is […]
Wholehearted Christianity
There is only one way to live: all-out, go-for-broke, risk-taking, pedal-to-the-metal, ferociously joyful and grateful enthusiasm for the Lord Jesus Christ. Halfway Christianity is the most miserable existence of all. Halfway Christians know enough to feel guilty about themselves but haven’t gone far enough to get happy in Christ. Wholehearted Christianity is very happy. – […]