I happened to read a small 32-paged booklet published by the Radio Bible Class of Grand Rapids, Michigan in the USA.  It is part of their Discovery Series and it is a published excerpt or digest of a book written by J. Kirk Johnston entitled When Christians Sin: Restoring Wayward Christians. I read it because I… Continue reading Sinners all, but not sinners alike
For my students in Church History, as I promised, I have published the take-home exam that you will submit to me on Friday, September 16, 2011. Use your own words and do your best. Midterms in CHURCH HISTORY 1.-2.      Sino si Diocletian at ano ang mga katangian ng kanyang pamamalakad ng Emperiong Romano?  4.-5.      Ano… Continue reading Midterms in Church History
My Sunday School classes today will be studying chapters 4-7 of the book of 1 Samuel. Â This is that time in the history of Israel when the land was still ruled by judges and they had no king. Â The ruling judge at that time was Eli the high priest of God. Eli had two sons,… Continue reading Superstition and the superstitious
Even my 13 year old son has heard of the sordid affair between Dr. Hayden Kho and Katrina Halili. Â We remember the congressional hearings investigating the complaint of the sexy actress that she was videotaped without her knowledge and consent while committing the sexual act with her lover and the videotape was uploaded into the… Continue reading Something good from a sordid affair
One day, a student of mine approached me to say that her mother too was diagnosed with a myoma years back. Â Her mother took an herbal food supplement called green barley. Â She suggested that I try it because the results may be the same for me as I was also diagnosed with a myoma in… Continue reading The Power of a Personal Testimony