To those who haven’t seen me in Everything by Lifehouse drama skit performed in my church last year, we actually had another one again a few months after in a different place. We had a morning and afternoon Sunday service in different suburbs and we had this performed for the afternoon service.
Happy belated Easter and hope this video serves as a reminder that we as Christians need to truly grasp and remember His sacrifice for our sins and live as true and genuine Christians in this world for His glory.
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This is my personal review on The Radical Disciple by John Stott audiobook, as part of christianaudio reviewer program.
As a Christian (or Christ’s disciple), often we were left wondering – how can we be a good disciple of Christ? The obvious one is of course, to be conformed to His likeness but then again, there is another question emerged: how radical should we be?
The book is meant to uncover these “more things to do if you want to be a serious disciple of Christ” but unfortunately, I find it quite dry and not enough “radical” statements from John.
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Note: Before you read this, please read my article on God is the potter, we are the clay (Part 1) first.
So we have truly understood what it means to know that God is our potter. What should we do as the clay, now? Does it mean we can just stand or sit idly, while we let God shape our lives as the potter? No! I’ve heard so many excuses people throw such as “It’s God who made us grow”, “It’s God who shaped us into a better person”. It is true, it’s God’s. But there’s no way God magically makes you a better person, a man of patience, a man of obedience, a man of big faith. You have your responsibility to learn and to make the necessary changes as God instructs you to. You cannot just be a patient man out of the blue without learning how to be patient in the midst of “annoying” people or situations!
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Ever get tired of waiting for God? Maybe you’ve prayed so hard every day and all the answers you got was “Wait?”. It’s actually what I’ve been experiencing at the moment too for a couple of years and I’m not sure why I needed to wait. All I know is at the end, it’ll always be beautiful in His time, if we follow and rest in Him. Here is a really nice encouragement post that I got from a friend’s wall on Facebook. Not sure who the author is but do let me know if you’ve ever read this somewhere.
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This is my personal review on Living by God’s Promises by Joel R. Beeke and James A. La Belle audiobook, as part of christianaudio reviewer program.
After we were saved by God’s grace, we continued on living and walking in faith while going to a whole process of sanctification. Often we stumbled along the way and was left wondering why and sometimes we came to a point of giving up. In the Living by God’s Promises audiobook, the promises of God are thoroughly explained and studied, to strengthen your faith as a Christian.
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This is my personal review on Found: God’s Will by John MacArthur audiobook, as part of christianaudio reviewer program.
Many Christians including myself, often prays and wonders what God’s will is in some parts of my life. We often struggle to know what He wants for us or where He wants us to go or what He wants us to do. Questions such as:
- Which job should I take?
- Whom should I be with?
- Should I stay here or should I go somewhere else?
- Many more (if you never ask these questions ever in your life, then you should ask yourself whether you are a true Christian or just simply doing whatever you want in life!)
The close you are to God, the more you know the answers to these things. But what if God feels silent? What should you do? I was hoping to find easy answers to these questions when I first played this audiobook. I was surprised.
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This is my personal review on Outlive Your Life by Max Lucado audiobook, as part of christianaudio reviewer program.
Outlive your life is aimed for Christians who want to do more in life for God, who are wondering what does it take to be Christians. Most of the parts of the book focus towards loving the needy ones, which most Christians lack of. We study and study about the Word of God yet we forget the basic foundation of all, love. Have we noticed the poor on our streets? Are we doing something about it? Or, who is your Saul in life? (someone who has a tough background, repented, and needed your love?)
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