Pastor Blog

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

This is a post quoted from Pastor Chai’s Facebook. — I sometimes receive emails or text messages from people, claiming to have received a prophecy from God concerning me. However, some of these messages are vague and could be interpreted in countless ways. Others seem to be intended to manipulate

Last year, when I was responsible for organizing and structuring the joint Mission trip preparation, I didn’t have a clear picture of how I should view this time (which was about 3 months). I had some of these questions: Is it just the time to prepare for ministry in

Due to the prevalence of social media and new technology, young people are now faced with so many options for their careers. Increased options can be good but also can be detrimental. With increased options comes increased expectations about satisfaction from their job. Many young people pursue a dream job,