Category Archives: Theologization

I've been watching a few of this "What Would You Do?" experiments conducted by ABC's John Quinones. It is a reality show that takes on social issues people try to avoid. In many cases, it is about discrimination. Mostly racism. … Continue reading →

I noted before, on how many Christians today think they are more loving than God. Here is a second examination, the love test: Can one's love for God be tested at all? Logically, yes. Assuming all have confirmed they love … Continue reading →

Though I no longer do this now, Leading an old folks fellowship has its challenging benefit. Many will say, they (very old people) cannot receive any new messages, they are not willing to, there's nothing they haven't heard before, especially … Continue reading →

There's a couple of them: 1. The fear of the Lord is not the fear of getting into trouble, if not the opposite. 2. When a Christian mixes Church discipline with volunteerism, he/she will fail in ministry of God.

Not long ago, Kathy Keller, wife of famous pastor Timothy Keller, wrote an article despising church shopping: "...high on my list of odious phrases.". I cannot disagree that this phrase could be treated as a concept of consumerism. Finding the … Continue reading →

One needs not look at the Bible, but an old fable: The fox and the grapes, for correction. Since the world is not a better place, there is no God. "Since the grapes cannot be reached, the grapes must be … Continue reading →

There have been many even within the Christian community that try to justify suicide. I was reminded of this, after hearing the sad news of Matthew Warren, 27-year old son of Rick Warren, committing suicide due to the so called … Continue reading →

Building a ministry of God is not the same as building a ministry of people. A ministry of people can be devoid of God. God is just a bystander.

One of Redeemer's visions, is to plant as many "churches" in New York City & other cities around the world as possible. This, is her way of evangelizing. A little too hasty I believe, but a vision nonetheless. CCCNY's vision? … Continue reading →