Category Archives: Theologization

This is started because of the Beatitudes series done by GCC's pastor on Thursday nights' Bible Study. I think it is very good that we do this in person rather than on Zoom. More people were participating, discussing. Even though … Continue reading →

I see a growing (2-3 families) number of folks coming to our church from the Methodist Churches. Now I already know of that denomination's problem today, either in USA (Modernism i.e. LGBTQ+) and the East (Charismatic leaning), with the Western … Continue reading →

Some brought starbucks coffee, etc. And I came across two posts on FB, first one by MERF's pastor Paul Murphy. Second one from a shared post where I answered in two ways (one for original post and the other from … Continue reading →

I've been contemplating between using an infinite canvas or Excel Spreadsheet to build the illustration. I intend to illustrate at least all 4 major views of the millennial eschatology. With Bible verses supporting each views as detail as possible in … Continue reading →

Stephen Tong would give a resounding YES!!! I remember the pastor of my church GCC claimed that this is not possible. Not sure if he would change his mind or simply agree to otherwise once you state "with God, all … Continue reading →

Came across this video on FB, loved it. https://www.facebook.com/reel/345039345057771 And my comment: Let me word this as carefully as I can lest itchy hearts try to twist it:It is one thing to be a prima donna on stage or pulpit; … Continue reading →

This is mainly following the Chinese church 湖東基督教會 LECC small group 恩友团契 in Seattle which I remote in every Friday night at 11pm. Since the suggested material used (BSF 2023 Spring - People of the Promise: Kingdom Divided) doesn't start … Continue reading →

12/10/2023 Sunday School: Week 7 on Sin - Transgression & Iniquity (Purgatory) This prompted me to look up purgatory, seeking Rome's best defense against it. There's quite a great deal of information from my very brief research and it would … Continue reading →