Pastor Blog

Not too long ago, my youngest daughter bumped into a corner and, while in pain, asked me why God made us feel pain. She argued that since pain is “unpleasant”, her life would be better without it. Given the pain she was feeling I understood where she was coming from.

My muscle pain in my neck and shoulder got worse, so I have been getting treatments from a chiropractor nearby. After looking at the X-ray, the radiologist gave a report that I have mild “cervical spondylosis”. Though I was assured that usually people get better over time, I was sad

We have a recurring plumbing issue in our kitchen. It is mainly because oily stuff and some food particles are not properly filtered and managed to enter the kitchen sink drain, which eventually clogs up the pipe. When the drain is clogged, all the grimy stuff that was supposed to

As most of you know, our church is made up of two congregations. Though unity doesn't automatically happen through proximity, it is challenging to maintain unity (and a sense of unity) when we are physically apart for Sunday services. Thankfully, what unites us together the most is that

This week was ridden with incidents of physical weakness, of my own and my youngest daughter. After coming back from the Ecuador mission trip, I felt pretty weak. I find that long flight is becoming more challenging than before. I didn’t have a cold, but I felt a general

The Mission Ecuador Team came back safely on Friday. Our theme for this mission trip was “Comforter” (Isa 61:1-2). As the Holy Spirit is a comforter, the clear sign that we have participated in “his” ministry would be the comforted people through our ministry. Thankfully, we witnessed both missionaries