I believe there is a universal principle in life that everyone would like to embrace: blessed to bless or bless to be blessed. However, what if there is one principle that would actually help us go the extra mile? It's been lingering in my mind (since sometime last year and I didn't have time to …
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I believe the most valuable treasure we can have in life is personal relationship with the Almighty. Our ultimate reward is not a place or a pleasure, but a Person—God Himself. He is love, life, and light. To know the true love, to live the true life, and to walk in the true light, we …
Recently, while I was spending time with my daughter at home after a long day at work, I heard this voice in my mind: “Do not work for money. Work for blessings that money can't buy.” Great reminder, isn't it? Of course, we work for a living. Making money is part of the “living” we …
People have often associated darkness with a bad thing. I remember when I was a kid, we had a power outage at home due to heavy rain or thunderstorm—it was not a pleasant feeling to snuggle in a dark room, together with my siblings. We got stuck there, no one was moving around, and soon …
Jesus Christ has uniquely claimed Himself as the Light of the world (as recorded in John 8:12). If He is Light, how fast can He travel? Scientists believe that the speed of light is approximately 300,000 km/s. Can Jesus travel at the speed of light? Well, to put into perspective, I would use the following …
A year ago, I wrote about Why We Worship God based on my Christian perspective. In summary, we worship God because we are created to worship, because of who God is (His divine nature), and because of what God has done (His supernatural work). In this article, I will now share about How We Worship …
If winter is your favorite season, it's likely because you like snow. (And perhaps because you enjoy snowboarding or skiing as well.) In the last two months, we–Vancouverites–have had some heavy snowfalls, some of which were quite unusual, causing significant traffic and transportation problems. On the cold and snowy days, especially when the snow was …
This article is written as a personal reflection on my journey of living in two worlds of Chemical Engineering and Christianity. Chemical Engineering is my major – many believe that it is a discipline that combines Chemistry and Mechanical Engineering, which integrates and applies the principles of sciences (physics and biology) and mathematics to solve …
This Father's Day reminds me of the Father's love to our family in 2021. It was a special year, especially for me, as I completed my doctoral study at The University of British Columbia on February 18, 2021 – eight days after my first child was born at BC Women's Hospital and Health Centre. In just over a …
We all have a common question at some point in life, "Who am I?" I believe even the smartest and wisest people in the world will not be able to fully explain and comprehend the origin of their existence. Parents would have difficulties in answering their children's questions, "Dad/Mom, where am I from? How can …
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