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Sights and Sounds of Papa…

One of my early visions of papa is of him carrying my school bag to put beside my seat when I was in elementary. I believe he’s the only father doing that until middle grades.

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The Way of Hope

In an episode of the TV series of the New Amsterdam, the story of the depressed American Chinese youth, Amy who stepped off the subway platform onto an oncoming train, tells us that depression is

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Worship in the Ashes

Question… is it easier to sing when you are happy or sad? Happy of course! When I’m sad, or when I’m worried, there’s a lump that’s stuck in my throat. How could I sing when

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A Glorious Death

“This sickness is not to end in death, but for the glory of God, so that the Son of God may be glorified by it.” John 11:4Few days ago, I read about Jesus being asked

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The Contented Babe

King David does not strike me as a proud man. So I was intrigued when he said: My heart is not proud, Lord. My eyes are not haughty. (Psalm 131:1a). It does not seem like

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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.

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From the Womb to the Tomb…

Samson, the strong man is a familiar Biblical character. He had long hair – the source of his strength. He married Delilah, the cause of his downfall. But do you know where it all began?

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The Good in Suffering.

In a bible study, my group mate once asked: Why do we have to suffer for us to know God? Why do we remember God only when we are in need? My answer: Because it

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Sing, Dance, Scale the Heights!

No weak knees and astigmatism…singing, dancing and scaling the heights! Last song, last will and testament, last climb, last look… and a lasting legacy of God’s faithfulness… When Moses was 120 years old, just before

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