Pastor Blog

We now have a diverse age group in The Seed, especially among single people. Majority of our congregation is single adults. Many of them are in university, but growing numbers are becoming working adults. Generational diversity is an excellent sign for church’s vitality, but it can also cause some

Simon Sinek says this in his book, Start With Why: “Once buyers get used to paying a lower than average price for a product or service, it is tough to get them to pay more.” He was describing the typical sales strategy of many companies who slash their price to

I started working at this church as a youth pastor 11 years ago. But my role has been continually changing over the years as our congregation grew not only in numbers but in diversity in generations. As the congregation grows, members’ need increase as well. Currently, I feel that my

We are holding our very first “Youth Ministry Talk” on July 14th Sunday. For those who are wondering what it is, think of it as an information session for youth ministry. Youth Shepherds have come up with this great idea of inviting all those who might be interested in youth

As many of us know, water boils at 100℃. Interestingly, it does not boil even at 99.9℃. Unless water reaches its precise boiling point, it does not change “at all.” It remains a liquid, 100%. But the transformation into gas happens the moment it begins to boil. That is

A couple of weeks ago, I was driving our kids to one of their friends’ birthday party. We were passing by a bunch of houses that were under construction. I am used to seeing them, so I didn’t think much about it. But our first daughter, Luyah saw the