Pastor Caleb

As many says, the best predictor of our future is our past. Because we are creatures of habit, and we tend to continue what we have been doing. Also, every decision has a consequence we cannot undo. So it is easy to believe that our past determines our future, not

Dr. Jordan Peterson announced his comeback from his medical absence. He is a Psychology professor at U of T who received significant media attention through his free speech stance. He is also the author of “12 Rules for Life“, which became the #1 international Bestseller in a year. It is

Written by Pastor Soogwan Lee on 2018.09.16, copied and modified the translated version for this post It is said that faith is a struggle with habit. We all have an undesirable habit. Since it is so difficult to overcome it, sometimes spiritual growth is hindered because of that.

We live in a world where it seems to despise any limit. A slogan such as “Nothing is impossible” may sound inspiring and work well for a sports team trying to make a comeback. But soon, we realize it does not hold up very well against the reality of life.

NBA season has just ended, much later than usual due to the pandemic. After three months of playing in the Bubble created in Walt Disney Resort, the final winner was decided despite the season almost getting cancelled. It was such a unique environment that also brought unusual outcomes. What was

IDK is a short form of “I Don’t Know.” In our modern hyper-information age, saying “IDK” feels humiliating and unintelligent. Our pride and ego are part of the problem. But the bigger problem is that humans despise uncertainty. Brain researchers tell us that our brain considers uncertainty as a