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After Revelation Comes Consecration

December 7th, 2011

AFTER REVELATION COMES CONSECRATION | July 2002

Let us receive the light
And we will receive God!
Let us receive the light
And become disciples of the Lord!
For he promised the Father:
I will reveal your name to my brothers.
In the midst of the congregation I will sing of you”.

Sing, O Word, his praises
And reveal God, your Father, to me!
Your words will save me
And your song will teach me.

First Steps Of The Journey

December 7th, 2011

FIRST STEPS OF THE JOURNEY | August 2002

In the launching of this website, I want to tell the story of how my journey as a worshipper began. I look back with on those early days of knowing God as a very precious time in my life. In those first few years, the foundation was laid for all of the major decisions of my adult life. And it all started with the gift of knowing God.

Simple Worship Is All We Really Need

December 7th, 2011

SIMPLE WORSHIP IS ALL WE REALLY NEED | November 2002
A Word to Worship Leaders

Here in our apartment in Sha Tin, Hong Kong, we are surrounded by the sounds of worship. Everyday, twice a day, ‘the brothers’, mostly ex-drug addicts who have come to Christ, join together to lift their voices in songs of thanks and adoration. Every morning and evening, the simple sounds of praise echo throughout this cluster of small apartment buildings.

God Talks To His Friends Part I

December 7th, 2011

GOD TALKS TO HIS FRIENDS PART I | AUGUST 2005

God Talks To His Friends Part II

December 7th, 2011

GOD TALKS TO HIS FRIENDS PART II | SEPTEMBER 2005

It’s mind-boggling to think that God could speak a million different messages to a million different people, all at the same time, but it’s a theologically correct view of God that’s consistent with centuries-old conservative theology. He is the all-seeing, all-knowing, self-revealing God.

God Talks To His Friends Part III

December 7th, 2011

GOD TALKS TO HIS FRIENDS PART III | OCTOBER 2005

Jesus said he came not to do his own will, but the will of his Father who sent him.  To get his marching orders, Jesus listened to his Father.  And his Father spoke.  This was a very natural exchange between Father and Son.  Family members talk to one another - that is how they express their love, and share their lives together.  That is how covenant relationships are lived out.

Responding To God's Favor

March 1st, 2003

The Responsibilities and Pitfalls of God's Anointing

When I was seventeen years old, God began to reveal himself to me. My life was turned upside down. I had never dreamed that God wanted to personally speak to me, but it was happening. The Bible became a personal letter to me, bursting with insights and wisdom for my circumstances. Not only that, but the Lord began to give some glimpses into my future – hints of his plans for me to be involved in public ministry. It was all very hazy – but it was real and it was powerful.

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