Category Archives: Reflection

Temperance As Cure for Attention Deficit Disorder

Having a temperate mind, especially a repentant mind and a truly truly humble soul, can solve some cases of Attention Deficit Disorder.

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When We Sin

When we sin, often times the response is "We are weak". Nonetheless, we must know that there's no excuse. There's no excuse to our sin, there's no excuse to our weakness. We sin because we do not want God to … Continue reading

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The Power of Truth vs Secret and Gossip

When someone offers us a secret to keep and we promised, it does not mean that when we discover this truth by other means without the bound of such promise, before or after the promise, that our decision to reveal … Continue reading

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My Prayer

Dear Lord, Thou cannot leave me, for if Thou do, I am nothing, not even a student of Thy Word.

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Someone Who Has Much to Hide

If someone loves to respond:" How do you know..." after being criticized by others' careful judgment, that usually shows that this person has a lot to hide in his or her life.

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Curry Mee

"Chap Biu Kali Meen", that's what I usually get when I decided to get take out at the corner of Kissena Blvd. opposite the Flushing Library. I wanted to tell the cashier that they only gave me noodles and soup … Continue reading

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Origins of Extremists

I think one cause of Extremism is impatience. Seeing others taking shortcuts while not able to patiently warn or advice them, so an extremist approach is taken. This impatience could be a mixture of jealousy and pride. Once ensnared in … Continue reading

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Choosing a Bride in America

I believe there is but one more important criteria apart from the obvious one. That which has been deteriorating in America today, is the girl's attitude towards her father. It should be examined thoroughly in the context of Honoring Thy … Continue reading

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The problem of Churches' Internal Affair Today

At least in America, and by my own experience the Chinese churches in particular, the internal problems usually come from pastors not being able to keep up with the expectation of their congregations. And in order to satisfy this expectation, … Continue reading

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On Co-Working with People

There are two kinds of people I would never co-work with: Cowards and retards. And of course, it is not wise to co-work with people you don't know. However, if being scammed into such, one must first repent for the … Continue reading

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