faith
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Happy weekday!
Hi tiny little ones, happy weekday! Have you ever wondered why people say “Happy weekend!” but not “Happy weekday!”? Is it because most people are not happy during the week? Are you happy during your weekdays, like today? The dichotomy between the two Let’s say we’re happy on weekends because we’ll meet our church friends,… Continue reading
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Walk as children of light
When I was a kid, every time I went out to play without my parents or any teachers around me I’d ask myself, “Can I do this? Can I choose that? Can I say this?” Then I grew up a little older and had consciousness about the future, my question changed, “Will this be considered… Continue reading
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Worship is a response
Worship leaders, church musicians, singers, or any of you who serve in the worship services, have you ever felt empty in doing your ministry? Like, singing or playing music in church doesn’t feel that different from doing the same secularly (except that they use a different list of songs). Probably because you see worship as… Continue reading
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We choose our forebear
I usually avoid any content or conversation about Christian belief or the Bible when it comes to conversation with other religions and the Christian side snips back in their defence to strike another belief. I mean, that just doesn’t sound nice. But this time it was interesting for me because I also didn’t know about… Continue reading
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God’s faithfulness in life and death
The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases;his mercies never come to an end;they are new every morning;great is your faithfulness. A close relative of one of our fellowship members passed away. The sister, who introduced the departed to Christ, invited me to lead in his funeral. She wanted to use the opportunity to share… Continue reading
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The walking dead
I was feeling tired and going through my usual daily tasks without any excitement. There were a lot of things on my mind – failed plans, fears of things not getting done, and uncertain plans for the future, all related to ministry and personal life. It felt exhausting, but I had to keep going. I… Continue reading
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