On-boarding for (new) believers 3
Today’s article is the summary of the last book of Spiritual Exercises by Watchman Nee. This article highlights the believer’s interaction within the Church and the world. So how should the believer behave and live their lives? Friendship James 4:4. The Bible lays a lot of emphasis on how to be brethren rather than how […]
On-boarding for (new) believers 2
In the last article, Onboarding for (new) believers , I shared the first summary of Spiritual Exercise. Explaining the noteworthy topics for Christian believers to be aware of and ultimately shine light on Christ through the believer. Well, this article will be the 2nd part of that 3 part summary. Shall we begin? Book 3: […]
Onboarding for (new) believers
Between December 2023 and July 2024, you’d have found me reading Spiritual Exercises by Watchman Nee. Why did it take me so long? Well, that book was the answer to my prayers. Also, I was busy summarizing it for you. In the next 2-3 articles, I’ll be sharing the summary of the book. Although the […]
Understanding the Gospel of Jesus
It was not until this year that I came to clearly understand the Gospel of Jesus Christ. At my local church, the theme for the year is Grow. As a result, for the past 3 months, the sermons zoned into the Gospel and how it shapes us as believers. Today’s article will be us understanding the […]
Progress check
While it’s been some time since I put words into sentences for a blog post, it’s currently 4:05 am on a Tuesday morning, why not try? Today’s article is a progress check since I’ve been off here for quite some time. How are you? After the last article in May, I couldn’t write. Essentially, I felt my […]
Knowing God better
Well, how are you? Don’t be so quick to say fine. Think about it, now, what’s your answer? You didn’t ask me, but I’m amazing. I came across a post on Instagram where the lady expressed how she came to know God better. Today, I’ll be sharing my own story of knowing God better. How […]
Taking on the baton from Ananias
Imagine God sending you to the person who’s persecuted members of your family. What would you do? Let’s examine Ananias’ role, despite facing this exact challenge and take on the baton he ran with. If you’ve ever read the Bible, you’ll see Galatians, Ephesians, and the likes, most of the New Testament written by Apostle […]
A marathon with its challenges?
Right off the bat, you probably are thinking that I’ve run a marathon, well, somehow I have. A marathon through the book of Matthew, that is. In How to study my Bible?, my conclusion was & still is Bible study is a marathon, not a sprint. Let’s backtrack on this journey together, shall we? It all […]
Old or New Testament?
Some time ago, I wrote an article, Redemption or Romance? Musings on the book of Ruth. The idea was to share the learnings from a Bible plan I’d just completed. A lot of times, I hear people ask, “Old or New Testament?”. Is it a valid question? Let’s think through. In Luke 24:27, Luke records […]
Do I really need community?
In the last year, I’ve had multiple conversations with quite a number of people, especially young people, regarding community. There are so many aspects to this, but our conversations always venture towards the church community. In exploring, we’ve found the major reason for not committing to a church to be based on some horrid experience […]