Pastor Caleb

There was a Character Award ceremony in my kids’ school this week. Both of them were getting an award so we received an invitation to come for the ceremony. It was interesting that both of them were getting the same award for “optimism”. To be honest, their report cards are

We make a lot of judgments but many people are not aware that they are doing it. One of the areas that we can easily judge prematurely is the area of “spending”. We are pretty generous to ourselves. It is because we know “why” we buy certain things (whether that

Some people think that big churches are cold and small churches are warm. So either they purposely choose a small church to attend, or they want their church to remain small. Maybe that is coming from personal experience or preference but it is not only wrong but an unhealthy assumption.

One of my goals for this year was to become a more engaged and involved parent, especially in the area of helping my kids to learn and be more disciplined. But when things got busy or I got tired, I would put that aside or not do that at all.

Someone asked me about the book that I briefly mentioned during sermon so I would like to introduce it here. The book is called “The Road Back To You” by Ian Cron and Suzanne Stabile. It introduces an ancient personality type finder called “Enneagram”. (Ennea means “nine” in greek) Unlike

When I was a teenager, I remember wanting to feel important in my church group. So I really tried to entertain them by making good jokes. At this particular group meeting, we were having a good time and it seemed like people were laughing whenever I said something. I got