Jesus as Lord: Making Things Happen
Monday, June 30, 2025
By Tina Teng-Henson On June 7th, I convened a benefit concert for Altadena and Pasadena – 5 months after the Eaton Fires ravaged that part of southern California – out of obedience to the Holy Spirit. Here’s what I learned about the Lordship of Christ through the Altadena Benefit Concert (hencefo... .. read more..
Yishun Christian Church Anglican (YCCA) Family Church Camp
Thursday, June 19, 2025
I returned home from the Yishun Christian Church Anglican (YCCA) Family Camp 2025, which was held over the past week in Bali, Indonesia. As I contemplated what had happened, I couldn’t help but see God’s presence and activity in our midst. There were so many things to be grateful to God for... .. read more..
Jesus as Savior: Why Do We Serve a Savior?
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
By Melanie Mar Chow As a campus minister, I spend time a lot of time in my car. I love to be on the open road, which takes me to the places where I can serve college students. Later, the drive home affords downtime to reflect upon what I experienced in my service and to […] .. read more..
Jesus as Savior: Beyond Personal Salvation
Tuesday, June 3, 2025
By Ajung Sojwal Sometime in my early teens the Baptist church that I belonged to was swept up in a revival movement lasting months. Hour-long impassioned sermons of fire and brimstone for the unrepentant sinner blasted through the speakers and I found myself joining the multitude that answered th... .. read more..
Jesus as Savior: My Savior Loves Me
Tuesday, May 27, 2025
By Angela Ryo One of the first songs I learned at church after coming to America was: “My Savior loves me, he died to save me; he lives in glory, my Lord and King!” By then, I was already a freshman in high school, and I had joined the praise band at church. Not even […] .. read more..
Bethesda Pasir Ris Mission Church: Faithful to its Missions Roots
Tuesday, May 27, 2025
I felt excited when Rev Kenny Fam invited me to preach at the morning services of Bethesda Pasir Ris Mission Church. I have preached mostly in Anglican and Pentecostal churches and the occasional Presbyterian and Methodist church. This would be my first time invited to preach in a Brethren church... .. read more..
Jesus as Savior: The Journey Towards Shalom
Tuesday, May 20, 2025
By Julia Qiuye Zhao Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved. –Acts 4:12 As a child, one question that preoccupied me was “Are you saved?” For most of us who grew up in Evangelical churches, this is no […] .. read more..
Jesus as Savior: The Slain Lamb
Tuesday, May 13, 2025
By Emi Iwanaga “…in front of the throne there was what looked likea sea of glass, clear as crystal.”“Then I saw a Lamb, looking as if it had been slain, standing at the center of the throne…”“Then I heard every creature in heaven and on earth and under the earth and on the sea, and all that is [&... .. read more..
Some Notes on Using Pagodas in Chinese Churches
Wednesday, May 7, 2025
For the faith to take root fully in China, and not as an imitation of another civilization – or, worse, of its cultural degeneration in recent times – it seems necessary to me that churches be built in the manner … Continue reading → .. read more..
Jesus as Savior: Salvation Means…
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
By Eunhyey Lok Salvation throughout my life has meant different things. In childhood, it meant memorizing Bible verses, showing up for Christmas pageant rehearsals, playing in the church orchestra, following the rules at church, home and school. In my teen years, it became regular quiet times, yo... .. read more..
Jesus as Teacher: By All Means Possible
Tuesday, April 29, 2025
By Yuri Yamamoto By All Means PossibleJesus looks for his lost sheep Once I saw himIn the eyes of a suffering man Leaning on the church doorSo as not to collapse under the weight of his depression He looked up And whispered“Please, Yuri…” Jesus In this man’s desperate eyes Pleading for my underst... .. read more..
Jesus as Teacher: As Human
Tuesday, April 22, 2025
By Sarah D. Park I have missed the ways I used to meet God in community. I remember what it used to feel like to have multiple hands reach out and touch my shoulders, my back, my head in solidarity as we knocked on the door of heaven in prayer. I remember what it felt […] .. read more..
What It’s Like to Go Viral (Excerpt)
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
Last week, I posted a short video of me completing a unique and challenging puzzle not expecting it to become so popular. In one week, across all the social media platforms I posted on (Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook), the video got 13 million views. “Going viral” is having a piece o... .. read more..
Olive’s Top 5 Reads of 2024
Monday, December 30, 2024
I read a number of really good books in 2024. In total, I completed 53 books, I’m still in the middle of one, and I dropped a couple novels partway through because I just wasn’t enjoying fiction. Choosing my top 5 for this year was a challenge, but I have picked 5 and I will list my r... .. read more..
Latest surgery--a good one, with a bad dream, and a Bible reading
Sunday, July 14, 2024
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Day surgery
Monday, May 20, 2024
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Olive’s Top 5 Reads of 2023
Friday, January 5, 2024
2023 was a decent year for reading for me. I made more space in my life for doing puzzles but still managed to read a total of 52 books. Quite a few were books I read at bedtime with my kids, including the Chronicles of Narnia series, the Hobbit, and the whole Lord of the Rings trilogy (which I c... .. read more..
Friday, December 1, 2023
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Latin’s Four Pronunciations in the English-speaking World
Sunday, October 1, 2023
Latin continues to be important for the life of Anglo-Saxon cultures. The Anglo-Saxon world, however, has four fully competent pronunciations of Latin with each its own integrity; all other variants commonly used by Anglo-Saxons are imperfect attempts to approximate one … Continue reading &... .. read more..
How are you?
Thursday, July 20, 2023
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Charlotte Mason’s Educational Philosophy a Remedy to Problems in Some of Toda...
Monday, July 10, 2023
The more I learn about Charlotte Mason’s understanding of man and the ends of education, and the pædagogical methods by which this understanding is used in the actual teaching of children, the more I think it a remedy to the … Continue reading → .. read more..
Lue-Yee Tsang on a True Sola Scriptura Response to the Errors of Buggery and ...
Saturday, June 24, 2023
At The North American Anglican, I have written an article after one written by James Clark responding to Hans Boersma, Gerald McDermott, and Greg Peters on GAFCON’s Kigali Commitment: The right response is not to reject the classical Protestant understanding … Continue reading → .. read more..
Lue-Yee Tsang on Canon Wars in Classical Christian Education
Thursday, June 1, 2023
Forgot earlier this month to link to my article for the Davenant Institute’s Ad Fontes journal, ‘Whose Classical Education? Which Canon War?’ I contend for a cultural specificity in classical education, to bring out in each tradition the truths about … Continue reading → .. read more..
Unhealthy to Be Constantly Getting Ready for an Exam
Friday, May 5, 2023
‘Can it be good, from the age of 10 to the age of 23, to be always preparing for an exam, and always knowing that your whole worldly future depends on it: and not only knowing it, but perpetually reminded … Continue reading → .. read more..
On Being Indian & American
Friday, April 28, 2023
The following is a reflection from the Advance Initiative Conference in 2019 and was written as an assignment for a writing cohort I was part of. More information on The Advance Initiative can be found at https://advanceinitiative.com/. I don’t go to Advance Conference to learn about church plant... .. read more..
Crush busyness with this game changing habit
Tuesday, March 28, 2023
You’re busy. I’m busy. Everyone’s busy. I’m sure you’ve felt days where... The post Crush busyness with this game changing habit first appeared on Phil Chan . .. read more..
Anticipating AI: 4 Predictions and How Christians Should Prepare
Monday, March 27, 2023
Will AI make the world a better or worse place? And how... The post Anticipating AI: 4 Predictions and How Christians Should Prepare first appeared on Phil Chan . .. read more..
People who are teachable reach their call in God
Wednesday, March 22, 2023
Let me ask you a question that is so important to your... The post People who are teachable reach their call in God first appeared on Phil Chan . .. read more..
The 18th Century Not a Liturgical Model for Today in Ornaments of Church and ...
Monday, February 27, 2023
One reason, I believe, that 18th-century England’s neglect of the Holy Communion service’s Ornaments Rubric ought not to be interpreted as a norm for Anglican practice today, a reason implied by Charles J. Abbey and John H. Overton in The … Continue reading → .. read more..
Two Essays, for Letters and Lent
Wednesday, February 22, 2023
This week, two of my essays have been published, one with (Christian and non-Christian) American revisionists and the other with Anglicans: May the Lord bless you with faith and lead your heart to repentance as we enter the fasting of … Continue reading → .. read more..
China and the Idea of Empire
Saturday, February 11, 2023
Alain de Benoist says in his essay ‘L’Idée d’Empire’ (English translation at Gornahoor) that empire has a spiritual aspect to its authority, distinct from territorial definition. In consequence, in his judgement, ‘the decline of the empire throughout the centuries is … Continue readin... .. read more..
Two of My Poems Published at Atop the Cliffs
Wednesday, February 8, 2023
If you like poetry, I have two poems published over at the poetry journal Atop the Cliffs last year: ‘Of Valediction’s Silence, an Elegy’ (June 2022) and ‘Love the Sin and Hate the Sinner’ (November 2022). For those who like … Continue reading → .. read more..
Tim’s Top 10 Books, Shows, and Podcasts of 2022
Tuesday, January 31, 2023
It’s taken me a while to get this post finished (I’ll blame COVID, which negated about two weeks of productivity in January). In the past I’ve just shared my top 5 books of the year, but this year I thought I’d also share a few of my favourite TV shows and podcasts. BOOKS ... .. read more..