christianity
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Creation Day 4: the timely God
“Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” This verse was a part of Moses’ prayer when he was leading the Israelites in the desert of Sinai. When days turned into months, months turned into years, and everything looked the same; all sand and dry ground. How could we… Continue reading
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Creation Day 2: God in the divine screenplay
On the first day of forever, God has revealed Himself as the initiator, executor, powerful God, and ruler of all things. He even hints to us the unity of His being, that the living Word of God was there, creating the universe. What will the Bible tell us about God on the second day of… Continue reading
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The second life
Recently, I’ve noticed that my Instagram feed is flooded with video clips that depict stories of people who have the ability to revisit certain moments in their past and change the course of their life. This could either mean starting a new life altogether or simply making changes to their current one. Coincidentally, I have… Continue reading
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Become a Christian
Hello friends, It’s been some time since the last time I wrote here. Struggling with what material should I provide to the people I am ministering to, to help them (and myself) put our Christian faith into practice, the Holy Spirit reminded me of the first account in the Bible where the believers of Jesus… Continue reading
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Why do we worship?
The reason we worship affects much in how we worship. Ronald Allen and Gordon Borror in their book Worship: Rediscovering the Missing Jewel talks about the word “worship” from its root in Anglo-Saxon “weorthscipe,” worth-ship. To worship the Lord is to say, declare, and proclaim that the Lord is worthy. How do we know if… Continue reading
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How Worship Songs Shape Us (2)
Previously, I was sharing about Exodus 15 and how the whole song was arranged and helped the people of Israel to remember the works of the LORD. This continued to the apprehension of how translated hymns and songs could affect our faith. We always lost something in translation. Language comes with culture and worldview of… Continue reading
Tiny Little Things 