December 2010
10 posts
“People always ask ‘Why do bad things happen to good people’?
The...”
– Pastor Sung - something along the lines of what he said in sermon for Christmas service.
“Let us acknowledge the Lord;
let us press on to acknowledge him.
As surely as...”
– Underlined in a random person’s Bible
Refresh
Time is certainly whizzing by, slipping through my fingers. Where the heck did first year go? Where did summer go? Where did FALL QUARTER go? Sometimes it feels like my brain can only hold on to so much before it unloads so it can be filled again. Maybe that’s why I often don’t remember a lot of significant things that happened to me past year (or maybe they weren’t that...
Pray down Walls for Samuel →
It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah
Why was this post private?
I’m waiting for some kind of spark. Some kind of grand transformation. A fix-all moment where I am perfect and loving and smart and solid and compassionate and faithful and selfless. The person I want to be. Why can’t I be the person I want to be? Why can’t I be the person - want to be? Why can’t I be the person YOU want me to be? What am I still holding onto? What prayers...
“Marlin: How do you know nothing bad won’t happen?
Dory: I don’t!”
– Finding Nemo
Ramble #5(?)
Imagine if we lived in a world where we could read each other’s minds. There would be no reason to talk because all communication between human beings would be channeled between them telepathically. And it’s not communication like hearing a cacophony of voices in your head, because voices are simply vocal chords rubbing together, right? So one can feel what another is feeling as clear...
And just as I was finishing up a paper about moral...
Whoever shall keep the whole law, and yet stumble at one point, he is guilty of all - James 2:10
The moral law does not consider our weaknesses as human beings; in fact, it does not take into account our heredity or infirmities. It simply demands that we be absolutely moral. The moral law never changes, either for the highest of society or for the weakest in the world. It is enduring and...