In his book, Francis Chan challenges the American Church to refocus on what God has called His people to be … More
Author: Toujon Lyfoung
This paragraph is supposed to be the place where I put my credentials and achievements. In my opinion, degrees and jobs do not tell much about a person. If you want to know me, read my posts!
Blogging has been fun. I do not pretend to do much. I am simply processing, tracking and sharing my reflection. Comments are definitely welcomed to help me continue in my learning.
Saturate by Jeff Vanderstelt
The idea of Saturate is to inspire God’s people to be more than an institutionalized religion driven by events. What … More
Grieving as an immigrant – through Good Grief by Nancy Moelk
It is tough to be a second-generation immigrant in France and now an immigrant in the US. When I was … More
Good & Angry – David Powlison
I have been angry lately. Really angry. Angrier than I have ever thought I could have been. I am angry … More
My tears and pain I lift up as an offering – Andrew Brunson
Andrew Brunson gave his Testimony at CIU on Oct 3rd (link posted at the end). He was a missionary in … More
Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes – by E. Randolph Richards and Brandon J. O’Brien
Have you ever wondered if you really understood the Bible for what it says rather than reading yourselves into the … More
Rethinking the Church and its Professionalization
The modernization of our Western society has led churches to become more professional. Indeed, many churches now have a vision … More
Disappointed with God – Philip Yancey
“Where is God?” is the question many Christians and unbelievers ask when evil occurs. Where is God when a child … More
The Jesus I never knew – Philip Yancey
The first time I read the four Gospels as a “grown-up,” I was shocked by Jesus’ attitude and words. I … More
Practicing Affirmation – Sam Crabtree
For some reason, affirming is not an obvious practice. Some of us even doubt its usefulness. We may not practice … More
