Faith

  I am weak . . . yet by God’s power I am strong. I AM with you; that is all I need. God loves to use weak people. Everyone has weaknesses. In fact, I have a bundle of flaws and imperfections: physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual. I also have uncontrollable circumstances that weaken me, […]

Can I finish well? The answer is YES. I can finish well. I may have had a bad start in life. I may have messed up along the way. I may have made mistakes. I may have regrets. But I can finish well and that is what matters most. It is more important to finish

Do I ever get impatient, wondering when God is going to act? Am I ever so discouraged that I am ready to give up? What are some bad things happened to us? Can we think of a way God has used some of those things for good? Some things in life “taste” bad to us

“And no one puts new wine into old wineskins. If he does, the wine will burst the skins—and the wine is destroyed, and so are the skins. But new wine is for fresh wineskins.””Mark‬ ‭2:22‬ ‭ESV‬‬ I tend to wear very similar clothes every day. I cannot claim to have much ‘dress sense’. As well

I can finish well. I may have had a bad start in life. I may have messed up along the way. I may have made mistakes. I may have regrets. But I can finish well and that is what matters most. It is more important to finish well than to start well.  Some start well

Another day for a patient like me. February 17,2017 my consultation to my endocronologist doctor. My favorite doctor so far. Hahaha It’s just another day for all the patient’s patiently waiting for their turn.  The nurses are busy calling all the names “who will see Dr blahblah and blah blah.” And here comes other patient

Words are extremely powerful, and they can be used to educate, harm, help, damage, bless, curse, express expertise or reveal foolishness. It is a mistake to let our words run wild when we are hurt, angry or otherwise emotional because feelings can be change so rapidly.  This is not to say that we should never

Real fellowship whether in a marriage, a friendship, or our church, depends on frankness. In fact, the tunnel of conflict is a passageway to intimacy in any relationship. Until we care enough to confront and resolve the underlying barriers, we will never grow close to each other. When conflict is handled correctly, we grow closer

I am far from perfect. I sometimes find it hard to believe that God really loves me – especially when I mess up, fail or make bad decisions or even when someone do bad stuff with me.  Actually, no one is perfect – apart from Jesus. But God so loved the world that he gave

God hears all our prayers and, in one sense, he answers all our prayers. But we do not always receive what we ask for. When we ask God for something, the response will be ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ or ‘Wait’. We don’t always get to know the reason why the answer is ‘No’. We need to