I had a dinner with some juniors on Sunday night. One of them is now having internship in research field. “I can’t get any result. My supervisor looks unhappy.”

I guess I am not alone. In this field, there has been plenty stories of failure much more than stories of success. In essence, research is about trial and error. Of course,  a researcher has to analyze the error in order to avoid making the same error. That is the theory. However, things are getting significantly different when one has to practice it.

Last Saturday, a SOT student and Pastor Kong preached about having faith. Indeed I have been hearing the same message again and again. However, things become different when I am in difficulty. Difficulty is the time when I really reflect and meditate on the message.

Uncertainty. Unknown. Unpredictability. That’s the nature of research.

Charles Spurgeon in his daily devotion book, Evening by Evening, wrote this:

“The experience of barrenness is painful, but the Lord’s visitations are delightful. A sense of our own poverty drives us to Christ.” (August 28 devotion)-emphasis added.

Yeah, I need to have faith and lean on the LORD. Then, I do the best I can

(PS: Get your copy of Evening by Evening in Attributes today :P)

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I guess there has been plenty blog entries about last weekend happening, that is the School of Theology Graduation Service. The graduated students+their friends+their families attended the service and joined in the celebration. Facebook is immensely colored with plenty photos to celebrate their milestone in life.

Congratulations for all my SOT friends: James, Mike, Audrey, Dorinna, Jacqueline, Victor, Joanne, Susanna Candy, Gladys, Louise and others! (sorry I have not uploaded the photos yet >.< soon I will.)

I guess I need to enroll myself in SOT too one day. Although it may not be a full theology course like B. Th. degree, it still will equip me with enough theology and ministry training. I am sure this training in turn will help me to be more effective in serving God and others. Well, if God permits, maybe once I finish this graduate degree program? :P

Here is a few photos. I will upload the entire photos later in the evening >.<

 

Please highlight the answer for every question once you have guessed it.

1.) Question: Which book of the Bible is the most favorite book for DNA researchers?

1.)  Answer:   GENEsis

 

2.) Question: Which book of the Bible is telling the guys to make coffee for themselves?

2.) Answer: HeBrew

 

3.) Question: At the border of Red Sea, Moses scolded one Israelite because of his attire “You have no faith!” What did he wear, anyway?

3.) Answer: Diving suit, they were supposed to walk.

 

Enjoy!!

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“Keep kissing the frog for you do not know which frog will turn into a prince,” Pastor Mark Conner once taught.

We may or may not like the job we are currently doing. We maybe thinking this current job is not our dream job.

At least, there is one reason why we need to persevere: just do the job to pay the bill. Yeah, for the sake of living.

Even if this job is not our dream job, God will surely use it to mold us.

Who knows it will open the door to our dream job in the future. :)

As I posted previously, I will progressively post links to some cool videos as downloading them straight to my laptop might violate copyright >.<

So, here I am posting links to Naruto Shippuden additional videos. Hope you like them :D

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh no.. I let down my guard today.

Laziness crept in.. and I gave in to it…

Research is basically very tough. Intelligence alone is far than sufficient if one wants to do well in it.

I really thank God I managed to see a slight light in the midst of uncertainties.

However, because of this slight light, today I did not do much work….

I need to repent!!!!!

(Let me just quote from Rock Lee to encourage myself: "With hard work and dedication, I will become a splendid ninja!")

I happened to come across this sentence in a theology book. It is indeed an interesting question. In particular, I am sure every Christian has to be able to answer this. Any critics or atheists can just come up with this questions to mock or confuse Christians. We as Christians then have to answer them “with gentleness and respect” (I Pet 3:15).

Dr. Jonathan Sarfati from Creation Ministries International (my favorite website!! :D) has written an article to answer this question. You can view it here:

http://creation.com/if-god-created-the-universe-then-who-created-god

My following post is just another way of answering this question :)

First of all, God, by definition, is not created. So, this question seriously undermines logic. It is just like asking, “Who froze this flame?” (although Frozen Flame is featured in Chrono Cross game :P)

Just how valid is the definition “God is not created”?

Let’s consider the following pattern:

– A creates B

Whenever we say A creates B, it implies that A is much more powerful than B. A here may consist of more than one entity. For instance:

– Jefri bakes cakes (although in reality he can only eat cakes :P)

Here A = Jefri+flour+egg+butter+oven+etc whereas B = cakes. Clearly, A here is more “powerful” than B.

Since God is the most powerful, there is no way God can be created. Hence, “Who created God?” is an illogical question. In fact, I can’t remember who, but a church father said this before, “In order to know who created God, we need to invent a word defined as something more powerful than God Himself.”

Having said this, I want to emphasize that the universe does not arise by chance. Big Bang theory has plenty flaws here and there. Even secular scientists said so: http://www.cosmologystatement.org/

Cheers!!

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