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Archive for January, 2009

Fearful faith

Many Christians believe that their priority as believers is to defend doctrine and teachings of God not only to the people of other faiths but more so from fellow believers inside the church. I believe though the number one priority for every Christian is to share gospel of reconciliation. Our powerful God through his Holy [...]

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Reading an academic theology book gives you a feeling that very little of the content of the book would be applicable for the ministry or at least to your present situation. You have this inkling that the author would address issues that are relevant only among professional theologians. They are those who write articles, essays [...]

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ATHANASIUS (c. 295-373) Bishop of Alexandria (Egypt)
Athanasius did more than anyone else to bring about the triumph of the orthodox Nicene faith over Arianism, a struggle to which he devoted forty-five years and for which he was exiled five times.
Athanasius was born in Alexandria and was trained there as a theologian. He moved up rapidly [...]

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Hoping for a fruitful year

The year 2008 was the busiest year we had here in the mission field. The year 2009 is the beginning of our fourth year here in Thailand. Ministries are starting to take off and the day care is growing. Teaching at the Bible school is taking much of my time. The actual teaching takes [...]

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Hoping for a fruitful year

Hope I could write: “The year 2008 was the busiest year we had here in the mission field. The year 2009 is the beginning of our fourth year here in Thailand. Ministries are starting to take off and the day care is growing. Teaching at the Bible school is taking much of my time. [...]

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Hoping for a break

It’s the third day of the year 2009. This year was one of the busiest holidays we have had. This year had been unusual for Narlin and I. We had been involved in preparation for three Christmas programs/parties, two weddings and a funeral (memorial service). We also traveled twice to Chiang Mai to attend [...]

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