Asking, not
asking won’t need to ask no more When I reach the shore the link to heaven To thank him so
asking won’t need to ask no more When I reach the shore the link to heaven To thank him so
The fire is always burning for one to catch the flame, See the flame, feel its warmth. That can ignite one’s soul. In fire. But one is pulled away by the wind, And the flame flickers and fades from sight, Come again. But the fire is still burning, For the fire is alive, Be there… Read More The Flame
Simple prayers to the Lord Maybe one has prayed before, maybe one hasn’t. I uttered a simple prayer just now, but I felt I needed to stretch the prayer out to be done properly or to be heard. However, I remembered that God does not want to hear long winded prayers that are just words.… Read More The simple cries of the heart
Thousands of hits for internet evangelism site 2004. The advertisement in the entertainment section of the newspaper asked whether you ever had a spiritual experience at the movies. You are not alone, the ad continued. “You are invited to discuss your favourite movies with others! Free Popcorn, coffee, and a ton of Hollywood movie clips.”
There is a minor debate in Christendom over what constitutes Christian identity in the marketplace. This in terms of role, function. Does one go in as a Christian or someone who is working somewhere who happens to be a Christian. For example, is one a Christian writer or someone who is a writer who also… Read More A debate in Christendom of the marketplace
Fall is not fall, when spring has sprung…
Reflections on “Bruce Almighty” 2003. It is a cliché that won’t die whatever can go wrong will. The comedy Bruce Almighty exploits this contrivance proving that this cliché is not dead, at least not in the movies and more so with human nature.
Why did Jesus say to preach the one message about him? Because, I think, by the time I’ve said what I’ve wanted to say, one person may not hear the lifesaving message of being saved from an eternity in hell. If someone tells the message that one is supposed to, then just in time before… Read More Urgency of the gospel message
American faith trends opportunity for Christian community 2002. More than two out of three American adults and more than four out of five teenagers believe that truth is always relative to the individual and circumstances, according to Californian-based Barna Research. Surveys conducted in 2002 revealed that most of these people describe themselves as followers of… Read More “Lifestyles, values, and self-perceptions of most American adults have undergone change” — Barna Research
Is it true–that one can still worship God in hell? It based on a verse in the Bible where one reads into the verse without the context. The verse being that “if I made my abode in the depths, you would still be there”. Which means, they claim, God’s presence can still be felt in… Read More A difference between progressive and orthodox teaching
Devotional thought for the day is to let it go to God. Go to Jesus and tell him everything that you’ve hidden. Jesus cares.
I was in a middle of the road church. They still had principals, and even encouraged if not ‘enforced’ them, but when it came to the faith, it was middle of the road. I realized though that the faith is not middle of the road. Jesus preached turning away from lifestyles of sin and putting… Read More Today’s pet peeve is middle of the road blues
My vision of heaven is grandiose, something you can see and feel as beyond the scope of this world, a glimpse of heaven is awe-inspiring.
There is a book I saw, a children’s version perhaps, called The Seven Deadly Sins. The cover had a knight fighting off the snake, a picture of fighting off the primeval temptation that comes to everyone. There is also something called The Seven Heavenly Virtues which I thought is a great way to organize behaviour.
A Christian perspective is quite easy really when it comes to it. Sure, one can think of theological and sociological things to bring up, while the ordinary, everyday filmgoer bites into an ice cream, and popcorn flows all over the place, but a Christian perspective is just this: it is reacting or responding to a… Read More On film: Is a Christian perspective really that hard?