Beautiful Mess
I ask myself if I have a beautiful message to share with you this Easter but all I have is this beautiful mess. The ultimate epitome of who I am meant to be; my legacy, and to be honest, I don’t have the will to fight it anymore.I am as lazy as one can get
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My Precious Christ
With love you weptWith the cross you creptCrying all the way to CalvaryTo shame the devil the rivalryWith love, just for meJailedNailedJust for me, with loveEverything I drive myselfTo strive so hard to love you backThe same way you loved me If one day oh Savior, my pride grows than my love for you, remind
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Invisible Day of Redemption
Why bygones be bygones as the adage goes?I sat by the river side as page by page the past from my memory flowsI picked a pebble and tossed into the air and left it fall back into the watersSlowly I rose up and billow back home.Pride still eating my inside, I tried my best but
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Calvary
POEM ON CALVARY Lord, I can hear you calling,I can see the affection, the compassion in your eyes,I can still hear your forsaken cries, the voice of you calling,Lord, I know I can fathom less of your form,But I know you want the best for me,Lord, I can still hear their voices “crucify him”At the
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Work Ethics
In Japan, the elevator apologizes for keeping you waiting: is our work ethic comparable From different online dictionaries, work ethics is defined loosely as “work as a moral good”, “determination to work hard” and such others. Oxford dictionary states it as “the principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward”. The key
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Salvation
What is Salvation? Salvation refers to deliverance from eternal death which is the punishment for sin. We get saved when we put our faith in Jesus Christ, the Son of God who was crucified for our sins and who rose from dead (resurrected) so that we may have eternal life. All men are sinners Men
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Trusting an Unchanging God in Unfamiliar Times
It is a rather difficult time for any graduate to be engaging transition from campus to the job market. Some have been gripped by fear and wallow in hopelessness wondering how life will be and how soon we will get back to normalcy. Just when we thought we were almost done with the devastating effects
Rising above the Tides
The context of the tides: the COVID exile Psalm 137 was written many years into the Babylonian exile. The Jews were away from their homeland, with the harsh reality of being geographically displaced. Probably worse than that was the unpleasant impact that the exile had in their loss of the structured, reliable world which provided
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Why we are rejoicing on the third day
Then came this morning of the first day of the week and the grant pronouncement at the tomb: “He is not here; he has risen,
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Yes, I Did.
We thought we had defeated and dispossessed him, little did we know that that was his grand moment of victory. In our eyes, we thought our hands had crucified him and the nails held him there
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