Dreamers’ Hub

Last Sunday, I preached at our church from the theme, “Living the Dream.” I told the congregation how our mission to effectively reach the thousands of non- believers in our town can be possible. I told them about the early Christians in the book of Acts when the church had been growing tremendously everyday. I told them about three things that may be necessary if we are to “live the dream.” One of these is a challenge for the church to have an effective evangelistic outreach as the early believers have done. (continue reading…)

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Before, it was Snow White from Fairy Land who had a bite from a poisoned apple. Nobody complained because hers is a make-believe story anyway and she survived through a Prince Charming’s kiss anyhow. Today, however, the world is witnessing an alarming phenomenon. Real people are munching poisoned brownies and are slowly dying as a result.

I came across a book recently that is both hailed and booed by critics- hailed by atheists and agnostics but booed by Bible believing enthusiasts. “The Da Vinci Code, ” a novel written by Dan Brown, recently named one of the 100 most influential people in the world today by Time Magazine, combined history, archaeology and theology in what was hailed to be the unveiling of the greatest conspiracy of the past 2000 years. It sold more than 70 million copies worldwide making Brown an international best selling author almost overnight.

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The greatest mistake of the human race is to leave life in the hands of destiny as if destiny is God. Destiny is seen as an end point in itself- the place where everything stops in its course. Destiny is seen as the end of one’s history. That is, if the life of man is a book, destiny is the final page in the final chapter. (continue reading…)

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