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How Should A Reformed Christian Behave in Evangelical Groups
It is without a doubt that what many Reformers lack today is the motivation of evangelizing, nevertheless, the Evangelists lack proper doctrine in theological pursue. It is a sign that we must not rely on ourselves in God's work. The … Continue reading
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Is Time on My Side?
I realized lately I have been having trouble controlling my time. Not able to be punctual at meetings and work, mostly due to making too many vain promises: It appears that I love to make promises but not keep them … Continue reading
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Confessions
It is my disobedient towards God my creator that more time is wasted. Even the struggle in understanding of His words, my devotional time with Him have been painfully elongated. He has every right to judge me. I can only … Continue reading
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Working with Foolish People
Sometimes I feel dumber when I work with dumb people.[@more@]
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On Missionary Trips
Many assume one needs to join an organization to have a missionary work achieved. That has never been a concern for me.[@more@]
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Joseph's Sin
Many scholars would claim that Joseph's sin was hubris. But by careful considering their interpretations, I gathered they are heading the wrong way, minor, but not the least. I do not believe that Joseph sinned by "showing off" all his … Continue reading
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Preacher
The Christians counselors sent from America to the war zones should understand that under U.S. law, they are the shepherds of the U.S. soldiers, however, under God's Law, they have to minister to the enemies too from an initiative movement. … Continue reading
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Meaningful Conversation
I believe an edifying conversation is one that is focused on a single topic, single subject. [@more@]
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On Worldly Prizes
Of the three who refused the Nobel Prizes, I admire only Le Duc Tho, who truly claimed that he deserved it not. While Pasternak's reason was some might say, cowardice, I would say lack of conviction. Last but not least, … Continue reading
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On Journal
I should have a habit of reading back my journals. That's how one can learn from one's past.[@more@]
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