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A person who loves to change his standpoints to satisfy surrounding people cannot be blessed by God.[@more@]

Many Christians assumed that a non-believer would convert when encouraged to serve God together with Christians in matters of the church.  Calling those who object to this "method" stubborn. I'd say they are contradicting themselves: First of all, a person … Continue reading →

In my Oratorio Society of New York, more than a few singers have passed away since my participation with the choir. Statistic-wise, there are fewer singers under 30 unless perhaps they are music majors. Not to mention church choirs deserting … Continue reading →

Seems that for now, my only source of Rev. Stephen Tong's lecture series in Singapore is the summarized version through Mej's website: http://stephentongsermons.blogspot.com/2006_06_01_archive.html[@more@]

I have seen in many occasions where Chinese pastors, Taiwanese-Americans in particular, throw away the authority given them. When crucial moments arrived, they do not fervently shine Christ's authority. Instead, they allow a strong footstool for Satan.[@more@]

It is most remarkable that some Christians, even pastors, particularly Chinese Americans, are surprised at the fact that if one is to preach in the Muslim countries, one must expect martyrdom.[@more@]

It truly sickens me to see some Christians, especially counselors and pastors taking upon a role more than that of our Lord's while still proclaiming they are following God's will. They believe medical science over theology, promoting their own images … Continue reading →

How do we be right with God? How do we know we have found favor in God's eyes? Many prefer to be right with God through acknowledgment of people around them, families, friends, church pastors, etc. Some prefer to use … Continue reading →

Understanding oneself is a sinner and admitting oneself is a sinner are two distinct matters. admitting oneself is a sinner and therefore seeking after God's mercy is to identify one's sins, one after another, which one has committed, and that … Continue reading →

You either try to convince them of your message or of your eloquence. Sadly, many prefer the latter.  [@more@]