Category Archives: Reflection

I recently received an email from a friend I had acquainted with during Dr. Stephen Tong's Rally. Since he brought up the name, I shared my thought on this person, who has now left CCGC and joined his chuch, briefly, … Continue reading →

I think the greatest temptation for us to betray our Lord is when we're exercising (if not usurping) encouragement, counselling and advice to others. It is therefore a great challenge to fight for what is Godly against what is satisfactory … Continue reading →

From a Christian book's perspective, books that are written in a way that the smartest non-christian could have written, are really just not worth any "christian" value. My thought, after reading up on some reviews on a book "Counterfeit Gods" … Continue reading →

Last night I visited the Park Avenue Armory, after noting the news on NY1. The exhibit was a up to scale remake of Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper. Using digital lights to show shadows and prominent features of the painting … Continue reading →

I don't see how caffein could keep me awake. I am sure I can sleep very well after having coffee. All it does is making my nasal throat very sensitive somehow. Tempting me to cough deliberately for some mucus. If … Continue reading →

Make theological/biblical study as priority Bible study lessons, even adult sunday school. Only with this, can we follow up on youth/children's sunday school. Not basing on majority's or one's emotional objection or commendation where they go against the knowledge of … Continue reading →

Last night at 7:30pm, I went to the service at Mdison Avenue Presbyterian Church. I was going to find an evening church, fellowship wise, a balance, because I cannot be yoked by the hypocrites of the former excercising their authority … Continue reading →

Someone who does not love sinners, cannot be in the right mind to love to preach the Gospel. One cannot ask someone who does not love to preach the Gospel to organize a rally event, whether he/she has the status … Continue reading →