Category Archives: Reflection

An immigrant from Taiwan was with our church, CCGCLI, for a year now, and seeing the ripples we're on, she tried to show the deacons and me samples of her church's program back in Taiwan and how great it is. … Continue reading →

So far, of course, it is merely John Chen who seems to devote himself to this church and its affair the most, among all alumni members. He was the one who consistently almost to the point of begging me to … Continue reading →

I have spent considerable effort in rebuilding Chinese Christian Gospel Church on Long Island's library. At times, I was discouraged for I doubted the future of CCGCLI. I fear that all the effort I put will be wasted. And while … Continue reading →

Since I joined the Chinese Christian Gospel Church of Long Island in the mid of year 2001, I have seen the pain and suffering as well as joy and delight that this church went through. It is the first Chinese … Continue reading →

It is my rather limited observation that I find the chinese churches in America cannot grow in maturity in the Spirit. This is due to Chinese immigrants seeking comfortable lives in this country. When these include Chinese pastors and such, … Continue reading →

A misinterpretation of the Bible, specifically in Galatians 3:1 as well as 6:17. I remember Galatians 3:1 ...耶稣基督钉十字架，已经活画在你们眼前...Rev. Stephen Tong once mentioned this in one of his lectures. Since then I had been having trouble searching for this verse because … Continue reading →

When you are urged to do something that will cause you to move away from wanting to do God's Will such as devotion, study His Word, glorifying His name, run away from it.[@more@]

When stumble upon a question, problem, enigma, seize the time to research on them, do not waste a single second for them to build up, making life more complicated. Eagerly seeking solution is a good habit, even though often time … Continue reading →

As a reformer, my service to CCGCLI the Chinese Baptist Church is in a way, a lending from the Reformed Church. It is not right, for Christians to practise a habit of borrowing and not return, hoping that as time … Continue reading →

It is remarkable how American Missionaries love to show off their nationality as if it is the greatest nation on the planet and denying it at the same time due to the need for humility. In my previous entries, I … Continue reading →