
Seeing Truly
Seeing Truly In John 9:1-23, Jesus healed a man born blind. This miracle story is not only about physical healing to see but also an eyeopener; the spiritual lens and insights on life and living.
Living the Blessed Life
Living the Blessed Life

Seeing Truly In John 9:1-23, Jesus healed a man born blind. This miracle story is not only about physical healing to see but also an eyeopener; the spiritual lens and insights on life and living.

Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him. –Psalm 127:3 (NIV) In the Chinese tradition, it is important that a son carries on the family name. Being married to an only

I learned to drive when I already had 2 school children. I went to French classes when I was pregnant with Michelle, my youngest. I took a couple of swimming lessons just before I learned

King David loved God. He wanted to build a house for the Lord – a temple where the ark of the Lord could stay. The ark of covenant represented God’s presence. During the journey of

The traditional Chinese parents of previous generations (perhaps up to the present) set their life goal as storing up treasures for their children’s future even for their children’s children. King David set out a different

From the pit to the prison to the palace… that about summed up the life of Joseph! Is that it? Nope… not quite… He was 17 tending his father’s flock and sent to look on

Tampo queen? (Tampo is sulky in Tagalog) Sumbong queen? (Sumbong is Tagalog word for complain or report) Balat-sibuyas fragile cry-baby? (Balat-sibuyas is Tagalog term for onion-skin or thin skinned, easily offended, easily hurt, sensitive to
If Jesus had FB, what would it be like? 1) FB would need to provide a ‘dislike’ button for Jesus’ account. 2) The number of dislikes probably outnumbers the likes. 3) Fickle-minded followers: The likers