Worship
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Do you choose to worship?
I have always thought that if someone sees the Lord, they could not help but worship, because of His attributes: awesome glory, holiness, and sovereignty. I thought those who hear the Lord speaking either in their hearts or their minds would also do the same: worship. I didn’t know that hearing the voice of the… Continue reading
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Between Resurrection and Ascension
After the hurly burly of the Passion Week, the solemnity of Good Friday and the celebration of the Resurrection Sunday are all done. We could finally take a deep breath, have a long nap, and get back to our daily lives, preparing for the ordinary weeks. We feel at ease, yeah. But the excitement sometimes… 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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Life update: language of worship
Hi tiny little ones, It’s (again) been some time since I last wrote. There were so many things that happened that I want to share in this blog. I spent December last year in ministry, wrote a sacred solo as an altar call for my Mum’s sermon (which inspired me to create more!), prepared personalized… Continue reading
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Creation Day 6: God the Paradoxist
We finally come to the last day in the chronicle of the creation of the earth. Though God does not stop creating – because the Creator is He, creates eternally – these are the last few miracles He reveals to us on the creation saga. Do you notice that God created the earthbound animals and… 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