Category Archives: General

As many preachers find it hard to answer questions pertaining to this subject, I believe the problem lies not on how should one deal with homosexuality, but on a more fundamental one: It is obvious one can see homosexuality is … Continue reading →

A couple of Sundays ago, I brought up the fact that Faith Bible Church in Flushing is just like Time Square Church, a charismatic movement type, regardless of their non/inter-denominational title. One thought that I might be too 'strict', when … Continue reading →

From now on, I should remind myself whenever I get pujian after doing something really simple like following up with some paperworks and things like that: Wah, Tim you hebat! My response: No, it's either you're lazy to do it … Continue reading →

It is common for the Evangelicals to emphasize preaching to a point do is better than nothing. Not that I say they despise theological study, but when they uphold the act of preaching, quantity has replaced quality. True theological study … Continue reading →

Interesting musical turn from the modern: The Reformed Rap. What drew my interest was this quote by Anthony Bradley: Reformed hip-hop is a theologically driven masculinity movement. It says no to the prom songs to Jesus in CCM, no to … Continue reading →

The aggressive Muslims (not extreme) love to contend with Christians on the validity of the Bible. Highly motivated by one of their heroes, the late Ahmed Deedat, they've challenged the Bible with Christians around the globe, particularly of the Western … Continue reading →

The problem with most fellowship today is not because it's just a social club, it's a social club using God as an excuse to be a social club. Thus it is obvious, when everytime before a Bible study or after … Continue reading →

I recently come across a note I have...perhaps meant for this year's church's GENG magazine. Too late, I've submitted another one, a dialogue on Judging and Praise. But I'll put these notes here so I can throw my notes away: … Continue reading →

Via John MacArthur, '...Part of the process of true mortification or the killing of sin is working through the issue of guilt. If you want to know where in your life sin hasn't been dealt with, just listen to your … Continue reading →