Category Archives: General

Recollecting those who love to introduce themselves/others to me just so I could 'trust' them: Dr. Stephen Tong is my favorite teacher; I'm a good friend of Rev. Tong; I have been involved in his ministry for 100 years; etc. … Continue reading →

World reknown town for spiritualism, mediums, healing. Near Buffalo. I had no idea. But it's not surprising, given that Joseph Smith and the Jehovah's Witnesses were from the same state.

I have attended 2 sessions held on Mondays for 5 weeks. I must admit, somehow I was a bit tired, but I've managed to listen in a little here and there. After the course, chatted with Dr. Middlemann (son-in-law of … Continue reading →

Just deleted more than 200 spam comments on my site by the same person. Apparently using some advanced software to bypass the CAPTCHA or based on post time intervals - a very patient spammer (if this is the case, gotta … Continue reading →

I've searched around: Those whom are usually expected to be great, in schools, in churches, because of their scholarstic achievements and what not, usually end up in oblivion, scavenging worldly matters; While the least, almost always turn out great.

Christianity is the only religion on Earth where all of its followers were once against it.

One can get much information from John MacArthur's comments on this fellow. But even the friendliest reformed pastor that I ever know, John Piper, tweeted on the univeralist's migration from Michigan to L.A.: Farewell, Rob Bell. You I tell, there … Continue reading →

In regards to priesthood of man, I dare not speak in other terms lest I commit blasphemy, the attractiveness of a Christian is drawn by the fear of God he/she instills in others. When people love this Christian, do they … Continue reading →

This company calls us just out of the blue, promoting their inks and catridges. I allowed them to send 2 boxes of solid inks for one of our printer. Package came, no papers no invoices. A few weeks later, they … Continue reading →

"All church works are voluntary", says my Rev. Lin. She's finally said it. Though I disagree, but it is something I have been waiting for her to say. Now, I have good reason to forbid myself from attending the retreat … Continue reading →