Category Archives: Reflection

Evangelism of NYC

Posted on August 5, 2011 by timlyg

A call by a pastor to do evangelistic ministry in the city was rejected by me. I had put an entry here before that this pastor is banned from my ministry. A leaderless ministry? Go to hell, you liar! Any … Continue reading →

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Taking two with one, on local theological issue - hermeneutics

Posted on July 13, 2011 by timlyg

Last Sunday, in a sermon, the pastor shared a moment of the East Side Bible fellowship on Friday where the question of "What is the purpose for Jesus to come" asked by the teacher. It was emphasized to a point … Continue reading →

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The Sin of Traditional Churches Today

Posted on June 28, 2011 by timlyg

One of the greatest sins of reformed or orthodox (not the Greek) churches today, is to use the truly piety-seeking ones, especially the less famous ones, to cover themselves so that they can make friends with the great reformers while … Continue reading →

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Carpe Diem

Posted on June 20, 2011 by timlyg

Either strike now or wait forever for the perfect moment.

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Choosing Spouse - The Likeness of God

Posted on June 13, 2011 by timlyg

It is said, that when we forgive others, as Jesus commanded, we do it in love, we don't take into account a wrong suffered (1Co 13:5), hence it is regardless of the presence of repentence from others. Consequently reformers like … Continue reading →

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Gays in NYC

Posted on May 11, 2011 by timlyg

Now they are trying to legalize homosexual marriage in New York City. It is a surprise to see people surprise at the 50/50 for and against the legislation. It is a great burden upon the delicate framework of God's institute. … Continue reading →

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Mark Driscoll vs. Paul Washer on Dealing with Jehovah's Witnesses

Posted on May 9, 2011 by timlyg

A Jehovah's Witness knocking on the door, Mark Driscoll: No trespassing...can't you read the sign? Paul Washer: You're Jehovah's witness? So am I! Well, come on in!!! (After 5 minutes listening, Paul said...You're not Jehovah's witness...sit down...let me tell you … Continue reading →

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Dialogue on Volunteers for donations - An Experimental Dialogue

Posted on May 3, 2011 by timlyg

T: Every time I passed the 42nd Research Library, aggressive modern hippies carrying a writing board, wearing a t-shirt or badge, stopping people on the streets to ask for donation for the children of poverty. I had initially stressed to … Continue reading →

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The Stephen MacArthur Thing

Posted on May 3, 2011 by timlyg

At times, it is mysteriously shocking how Stephen Tong and John MacArthur preach alike.

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The Apple of the Eye

Posted on April 27, 2011 by timlyg

In the past week, celebration of the Passover by the Jews and Easter Sunday by the Christians reminded me of the phrase "the apple of His eye" as the Jews use it quite often when referring to the uniqueness of … Continue reading →

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