Monthly Archives: March 2009

From my recent trip to Taipei… the flowers are both familiar and foreign.

Recognize God for all that He is, all that He has done, all that He can do, all that He will do. Be grateful to God for all that He has given us. Be obedient to God’s will. Keep your … Continue reading →

We are all shaped by our first sexual encounter. Whether it is pleasant or not, I would argue it is a memory that sticks with us. At the forefront of our memories or buried deep within. My first sexual encounters … Continue reading →

I love this song. I couldn’t find the version of this song that I wanted (the way we sing it at my church), but I fell in love with this version. This scripture resonates for me. Be still and know … Continue reading →

This morning I woke up thinking about how things (ideas, thoughts, feelings) can become strongholds for us. A place of comfort and strength. Things that separate us from God because they are not God. In some ways, these are our … Continue reading →

Today’s topic: So, how can we be set free in Christ from our strongholds and struggles? (If you can please make sure to use scripture to support your answers). Feel free to share your testimony of how you were set … Continue reading →

One of the high points of my recent trip to Taipei was the 15 minutes spent in the Green Relaxing Zone. I stepped into this room, this zen-like respite along the airport corridor, and walked slowly around the suspended images. … Continue reading →

In the beginning, God created heaven and earth, all of the creatures on the earth, in the sea and in the sky. He created man to tend to the Garden of Eden. The only thing that was forbidden was the … Continue reading →

Lent is a season of giving. Too bad for Hallmark they haven’t figured out this is a market they could tap into. Forty days of giving. That’s a lot of sentiment that could be shared. I was in Taipei last … Continue reading →