A New Vision From God

https://odb.org/MY/2023/01/04/new-vision One of the things that deteriorate as we grow older is our vision. From 6/6 to 6/9 to 6/12 and even 6/15. It’s not something that we can avoid, but with modern technology, it may be corrected by laser surgery. However, even with surgery correction, it will nevertheless become worse as we get older.Continue reading “A New Vision From God”

Bogged Down By Heavy Burdens

https://odb.org/MY/2023/01/03/rescue-mission-2 A sheep that was lost and yet still alive after possibly wandering alone for at least 5 years was found to be weighed down with nearly 35 kg of filthy and matted wool. When we picture the scene, we see how it must have been so difficult for the sheep to move about withContinue reading “Bogged Down By Heavy Burdens”

Jesus Calms the Storm

https://odb.org/MY/2022/12/30/grace-amid-the-chaos The exhortation in Psalm 107:23-32 of the LORD saving the seagoing merchants from the raging storm that melted away their courage has a parallel in the New Testament story of Jesus calming the storm. This account can be found in all 3 Synoptic Gospels (see Matthew 8:23-27, Mark 4:27-31, and Luke 8:22-25). Both speakContinue reading “Jesus Calms the Storm”

Integrity and Godly Sincerity

https://odb.org/MY/2022/12/28/in-all-our-dealings One characteristic of us as believers is to have integrity and Godly sincerity in our dealings with others – our friends, colleagues, acquaintances, and the public at large. Integrity in the sense that we are not out to cheat anyone. In fact, we think of others when we do something, not just ourselves orContinue reading “Integrity and Godly Sincerity”

Blessed Christmas!

https://odb.org/MY/2022/12/25/christmas-card-perfect For those who had been involved in Christmas presentations in church before, we know that it takes a lot of hard work and practice sessions to come out with the “perfect” presentation. There are churches that prepare 3 to 6 months in advance, but most of us probably start in November/December with some weekContinue reading “Blessed Christmas!”