Salvation
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Live in the Ordinary Season
Dear tiny little friends, we commemorated Pentecost two weeks ago. What comes after Pentecost? The daily normal. Yep, because do you know that in the church liturgical calendar, the season has now come to the Ordinary Time? It is the “back to normal” season after Pentecost ends and waits for Advent. So, what about this… Continue reading
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Good Friday: The Divine Love and Law
Do you know which offering did Jesus fulfil on the cross? Jesus came to fulfil all that’s written, one of it is His death on Calvary as an atonement for all. As we have just commemorated Good Friday and are now entering the silence of Holy Saturday, I invite you to meditate on the mystery… 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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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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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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