Pastor Blog

I follow a one-year Bible plan on my smartphone app so that I can read the Bible once every year. Currently, I’m reading through the book of Samuel, and the contrast between two main characters, King Saul and King David, has been very beneficial for me. It is easy

Not too long ago, we did an “EQ test” (Emotional Intelligence) during our regular pastor’s meeting. It gives a scenario and asks you to choose what type of action you will take. I was told that average is 100 out of 200 but I got 40. There were a

I often say to team leaders that “events” make me nervous. Maybe it is due to my personality but I just don’t like creating events and running them. That is why I don’t think I’m a great community builder. When I hear stories of successful pastors planting

Daniel Fast is officially finished today. I’ve written about my own experience multiple times before so I thought it would be good to include summaries of a few testimonies of people who have participated this year. — April is our church’s favorite month of the year because all we

I’ve recently finished reading a book called “Digital Minimalism”. It is written by Cal Newport, an associate professor of computer science at Georgetown University and his point is simple: We need to rebuild our relationship with technology using our deeply held values as a foundation. His reasoning is clear:

We are making some changes in how the response time is run. So I would like to inform what changes will happen and also make a suggestion in light of them. So here they are. 1. Standing Again For Response Song Starting from today, we will stand again for response