Category Archives: Reflection

It is important for a servant of God to seek after the power of the Holy Spirit, because it is the only way God's mighty work is done through His servants. For that, one must definitely watch himself, to be … Continue reading →

Had I been more patient, seen more, I would probably have majored in culinary, art, history, etc.

I believe it is because they do not seek outside help. And if they do, they prefer to ask those who pamper them nicely all the time, but famous.

When I walk on the streets of lower Manhattan, I see many interracial couples (usually caucasian men with asian women), sometimes as if they were wondering how people thought of them. I would never despise interracial relationship. Personally, I think … Continue reading →

Criticism is a God given ability. How we use it, is another matter. If such gift to judge is used as a form of false accusation, then it is to be condemned. However, for a true criticism, there are two … Continue reading →

When we start to blame others, we have sinned against God even before we blame others. It is better to seek out our iniquities and let not the faults of others blind us.

When we sin, God punishes us in ways we do not agree. It is better this way, than hell fire.   I have no peace, unless I am with Thee and Thou with me. I know You cannot be with … Continue reading →

I just got back from Brooklyn celebrating an old friend's son's 2nd birthday. As I was going to load pictures I took, I realized I may have left my camera in my friend's car. This isn't the first time I've … Continue reading →

Is the begging of men that innocent? Is the praise of men too illusive to discern? Is the reason of men so intrusive? Is the friendship of men so blinding? Oh Lord! Forgive me for I have sinned. For I … Continue reading →

One of the greatest challenges in my life is to identify motives. In the Bible, Jesus was incredibly accurate about detecting people's motives. Some preachers were able to sense a person's righteousness or ulterior motives, Rev. Stephen Tong said he … Continue reading →