[:en]The World is changing There's a lot happening in our world. A lot of opinions, a lot of fear, a lot of anger, and a lot of division - but is there a lot of hope?...

[:en]THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER Santy and I would like to thank so many of you who have come and helped us move....

THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER God’s willing in April we will try something new: We’ll divide the once-a-month family fellowship into three regions—Central, South, and East....

[:en]Garry Friesen wrote a book that affected my life in a significant way, Decision Making & The Will of God.  Often times we get stuck when making a decision because we keep searching for the will of God.  Friesen argues, instead of asking, “How do I find the will of God?” we should inst...

[:en]Last Friday I attended a funeral service.  The speaker shared his experience that over 30 years ago at the age of 35 he came to know Jesus after living a life of drug and alcohol dependency.  He said, the same day he invited Jesus to come into his life, all the craving suddenly disappeared. ...

THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER During World War II, Darlene Deibler Rose along with her husband and other missionaries were arrested by the Japanese and placed in detention....

[:en]THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER The other day I had a conversation with our neighbor. His wife has been embattling cancer but by the grace of God she is still strong....

THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER One of the central ideas of Christianity is the virgin birth of Jesus—that He was not conceived from a relationship between a man and a woman and that Mary was a still virgin when she gave birth to Jesus. It is perhaps one of the most mind baffling concepts and it’s one [...

THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER On Tuesday we cremated Oom Tek Bien and on Friday, we released his ashes to the Pacific Ocean via Long Beach. We will not see him at church—or anywhere on this side of the heavens—because he is already on the other side of the heavens. Based on John 5:24, we can say [&hel...

THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER One of the most honest persons I have met was Oom Tek Bien. He did not mince his words; he told it as it was. Nowadays that kind of honesty is a rarity; we are more accustomed to saying things we don’t mean and expressing feelings we don’t even feel, just to […]...