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After reading Prof. Christensen’s article on How Will You Measure Your Life?, I’m compelled to share one of the key elements in the article on the marginal cost of sinning and create the chart below to help you see. When I decided to move to Adelaide in 2003, I decided to take a year off [...]

  It’s day like today when I feel quite unmotivated to do anything. I can blame it on my cold and perhaps it is a contributing factor. Although I know I still need to re-submit my revised proposal by August 13, having done the presentation on Friday makes me mentally ticks it off my list. [...]

  He’s always been faithful to me (Sara Groves) Morning by morning I wake up to find The power and comfort of God’s hand in mine Season by season I watch Him amazed, In awe of the mystery of His perfect ways All I have needed His hand will provide He’s always been faithful to [...]

  A friend confided that she just received a sad news from home that her sister was diagnosed with serious tumor that had spread to other area. If her sister agrees to undergo a risky operation, her communication and basic functioning will be affected – so that is why she is opting for chemotherapy. She [...]

  In GENESIS, Jesus is the Ram at Abraham’s altar In EXODUS, He’s the Passover Lamb In LEVITICUS, He’s the High Priest In NUMBERS, He’s the Cloud by day and the pillar of fire by night In DEUTERONOMY, He’s the City of our Refuge In JOSHUA, He’s the Scarlet Thread out by Rahab’s window In [...]

  Watch as the soldiers shove the Carpenter to the ground and stretch His arms against the beams. One presses a knee against a forearm and a spike against a hand. Jesus turns His face toward the nail and just as the soldier lifts the hammer to strike it. Couldn’t Jesus have stopped him? The [...]

I See Love (Third Day, Steven Curtis Chapman, Mercy Me) Some see a teacher Standing on a hill Speaking words of wisdom Some see a healer Reaching out his hand To give sight to a blind man Some see a dreamer Wasting his life On what can never be Some see a fool Dying for [...]

  He had Abraham take a walk, Elijah take a nap, Joshua take a lap, Adam take the rap. He gave Moses a 40-year timeout, He gave David a harp and a dance, He gave Paul a pen and a scroll. He wrestled with Jacob, argued with Job, whispered to Elijah, warned Cain, and comforted [...]

There is something about 2010 that challenges me to get out of my comfort zone and push my personal boundaries. My getting married at the end of last year is included as part of the general theme of this year. I am also in the process of conquering my fear of driving and learning the [...]

I attended the Vision Launch meeting at the Edge Church tonight, down at South Campus. I was blessed by the message and the worship and when Pastor Danny shared this poem, I know I should put it here to share with all of you …   THE CHOSEN VESSEL The Master was searching for a [...]