Twitter Thread Last night, I read of a Twitter thread of a young ‘transgender’ named Janz Tero who was fooled by a once bullied woman Sam Morales. Sam said she did everything as a form of revenge to the LGBT community who bullied her when she was younger. While reading the thread, all I could… Read More
I’m currently reading the book of 1 Samuel, which focuses on the life of David before he became a king. I couldn’t help but say “Now, I know why God delights in him.” The next time I meet someone eager to be a leader, I will ask him to read 1 Samuel first and let… Read More
While reading the story of David’s famous victory over the Giant, Goliath in 1 Samuel 18, I just couldn’t help but feel a little bad for Saul. He was a victim of comparison. The women, while celebrating, compared David’s victory over Saul’s. This sparked jealousy on Saul’s part. People used to sing about his achievements… Read More
There’s this bridge that I pass by 4x a week that has a great view of the sunset and the buildings. I try to capture photos whenever we reach that spot while the car is in motion. Timing and anticipation. Since I know that I always pass by the area, I would always position my… Read More
I am currently reading 1 Samuel and the story of David’s flight away from Saul, his king who was trying to kill him. After reading this, my heart hurt for David. I’ve read this before, but now I see it in a different perspective. I am amazed at how emotionally strong David was in the… Read More
Judges 18 tells the story of the people of Laish and their isolation from other people. It is a city in the upper Jordan valley, apparently colonized by the Sidonians, which was captured by the Danites. Names, names, names, you probably have no idea who they are so let’s move on and get to know… Read More
