Moses' Last Mission - Our Deuteronomy text for today tells us the way Moses died. Ironically, throughout the history the lives of some great men were most highlighted by their deaths. Think of the death of our Lord Jesus Christ.  What about Abraham Lincoln, John F. Kenney, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.? Moses was neither killed nor assassinated like any of those. Yet, the way Moses wrapped up his life was truly inspirational, too.

Partnership With God - The unseasonable snowstorm has affected not only the lifestyle of many people in the state but also changed our worship schedule. As a result, this morning we are having All Saints Day service which was scheduled for last Sunday. It has the Catholic origin but some Protestant churches including the Methodist observe the day in commemorating those people who have finished their faith journey in God.

The Unlikely Image of God - Our Epistle text for this first Advent Sunday is packed full of doctrinal truth that we all need to be aware of. This morning, in particular, we will ponder upon Jesus Christ as the image of the invisible God as stated in verse 15: “He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation.”

The Unlikely Gift of God - This is the time of year when we have been concerned about choosing the right Christmas gifts to give to the special people in our lives. Gifts are like the lubricant of life which encourage us, help us to feel loved, and enhance our friendship with others.  Some of them, in particular, leave indelible impression in our hearts. It doesn’t have to be expensive necessarily for a gift to have a special meaning to us. Sometimes we don’t grasp the true value of it right way but over time we realize how precious it is in our lives.

Rebuild Your Life - From today on, I plan to deliver several messages on the basis of the Book of Nehemiah. Historically, it is about re-building the wall of the Jerusalem Temple. It is also about seeing a God-given task that needs to be done and allowing the Holy Spirit to use us to accomplish that work. There are many things, as Christians, that either needs building in our lives or re-building. It could be one’s career or being a parent or church life.