A Shepherd’s Vision The Words of Amos, a Man from Tekoa The Setting Amos was just an ordinary shepherd. He spent his days in the hills outside the town of Tekoa. But a message, a powerful vision, came to him for the nation of Israel. A Premonition The vision arrived just two years before a […]
Check out this story below. If you are Gen Z, I REALLY want to hear your opinion of it, especially if you identify with a shame-honor worldview. (Find your worldview here: https://theculturetest.com/) There was this guy who had two sons. The younger one was like, “Dad, I can’t wait to get my share of the
What a question! Let’s explore this a bit together… is he WORTHY? Worthy of what? The Cambridge Online Dictionary defines worthy as “deserving respect, admiration, or support.” Respect, admiration, support. Who do you know who is worthy? is HE worthy? Who is the HE? A quick online search reveals over 100 instances of the word “worthy” used in ancient literature written
Like many Chinese families of our generation, Au and I gave our children Chinese names with the appropriate prefix for their generation. We invited Au’s parents to choose suitable names, using the prefix “thinking of” which had been pre-selected for this generation from a couplet written and displayed a long time ago on the wall
Followers of Jesus around the world celebrate Easter, or perhaps you might say commemorate the resurrection of Christ, the anointed one. But why, you ask? That answer depends, partially, on your worldview. One way of looking at worldviews categorizes them three ways: guilt/innocence honor/shame fear/power I’m not convinced that any of us can be simply