Legacy of Strength in Weakness

But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may

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Denial Kings (and Queens)

Nope, not me… Don’t children quickly deny whenever mom or dad asks: Who broke the vase or who spilled the milk? The disciples of Jesus were certainly experts at denials. At the last supper, when

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The Many Faces of Me

I’ve been thinking that as I grow older, I seem to be evolving into a multi-complex person: serious, funny, seemingly extrovert but really an introvert, someone who’s playing “Knock, knock, who’s there” with myself. In

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A Love Letter to my Hannah

What does a mother say to her child who bravely left her family in the pandemic to get married thousand of miles away from home? How does a mom feel when she could not be

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Cause for Pain

Once there was a writing workshop entitled ‘Writing out of your Pain.’ I did not attend the event but I imagined a bit what the theme of the event implies. I remember a friend once

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The Valley of the Shadow of Death

Yesterday, I attended 2 memorial services. One for 2 elderlies, nonagenarians; another of someone in mid-life. These services are held in memory of the saints who died in the Lord. They are means of comfort

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Asking for a Hard Thing

“As the Lord lives, and as you yourself live, I will not leave you.” (2 Kings 2:2,4,6) This morning, I see this statement spoken 3x. Who said it? To whom did he say it? Why?

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