A Weekly Reflection

Shepherd's Corner Articles

The Shepherd's Corner - November 14,2021
The Bible is a book about God and His plan of salvation—not only from sin but also from ourselves. To save us from sin, God sent His Only Son to the world to die, thus, paid the penalty of our sin. To save us from ourselves He gave us abundant directions on how to live […]...
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The Shepherd's Corner - November 7, 2021
THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER The other day our daughter asked one of her sons to say grace before meal. This was what he said, “O Lord, thank you for this food and please, help my mom control her anger!”  I had a good chuckle when I heard it; I hope, so did you. Of course, from […]...
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The Shepherd's Corner - October 31, 2021
Last Wednesday in our Bible Study we learned about looking at the positive. The ten spies that Moses sent saw the land full of so-called giants, but Joshua and Caleb saw the land full of milk and honey. They had faith that God would give them the land. Too bad, the people of Israel chose […]...
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The Shepherd's Corner - October 24, 2021
Whenever I see myself in the mirror, I see that I am not that old.  However whenever I see myself in the pictures, I see that I am that old.  Initially I thought it must be Cun-Cun; she must not have done a good job taking my pictures.  But then I noticed, it’s consistent; it […]...
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The Shepherd's Corner - October 17, 2021
“God wants you to share, Obe!”  That’s what our grandson said to his brother when he refused to share the toy he was playing with (and that “toy” happened to be my cellphone). Well, I don’t think he had broken the Third Commandment (“You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in...
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The Shepherd's Corner - October 10, 2021
One of the hymns that has become a beloved of many is, “O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go,’ written by a 19th century Scottish pastor, George Matheson. Unlike Fanny Crosby who became totally blind at a very young age, Matheson began to suffer partial blindness later in his teens. But that did not [...
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The Shepherd's Corner - October 3, 2021
Every time we visit Tante Margareth, we cannot help but admire the so many trees—fruit and flowers trees—lining up around her house.  They are just so green and healthy, thanks to the care of her son in-law.  It reminds me of a wise advice given by George Eliot, the pen name of Mary Ann Evans,...
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The Shepherd's Corner - September 26, 2021
Esther attended the Bible school where I was a part of, years ago. She later married a pastor, and both served faithfully. Many years ago, her husband suffered a stroke that rendered him unable to continue ministry. Consequently, she had to step up to the plate to support the family by teaching in a...
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The Shepherd's Corner - September 19, 2021
One of the hymns that has become a beloved of many is “In the Garden” written by Charles Austin Miles, more than 100 years ago.  According to Miles, the inspiration of the song came from John 20, the encounter between Mary Magdalene and Jesus after He rose from the dead.  As you might recall, ...
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The Shepherd's Corner - September 12, 2021
Yesterday we remembered 9/11. Nearly 3000 people lost their lives on that day 20 years ago. Seeing the images taken on that horrific day and hearing the testimonies of those affected by the tragedy, especially the children of 9/11—those who lost their mothers or fathers—was heart-breaking. Forev...
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