The Bottom Line by Georgie Lee: Part One Reflection

This book is impressive. It is quite comprehensive, and I gained some theological, historical and practical insights into practising our faith in the marketplace. Besides breadth, it has depth. In addition, the theological insights are applicable, and he gives notable, practical examples. It is worth a slow chew, a reflective reading pace. I decided to […]

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Sip. Drink. Be Blessed

Pastor Francis Ng from the Tabernacle of Christ gave me a complimentary book that celebrated the church’s 30th anniversary. I was surprised at the book’s quality when I took it out of the brown envelope. My wife took it and read it. Later, my wife and I could not remember where it was placed until […]

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“Departure Points” by Tony Siew: Book Reflection

Reading “Departure Points” was a breeze and I completed the book more quickly than most. The reading overtook some other books which I had started reading a few weeks earlier. I typically read about five to ten books at a time, dipping into any of them as my whim or mood fancies. The language is […]

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