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A Change of Pace

John 3:30 says, "He must become greater, I must become less." I have already started my blog. I posted four of my experiences in life. Last night, I could not think of the next content that I should write. I have realized that I'm moving too fast that I must slow down. I ask myself again, "why am I writing?". It all begun since I encountered Jesus Christ, my Lord, and Savior. The more I come closer to Him, the more I become aware of my surroundings. I started to reflect and write everything in my journal (S-L-A-P). Without God's wisdom and intervention, I could not write. I declare it's all about Him, it's all about Jesus. More of Him and less of me. To God be the Glory.

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Sermon: Jesus Christ, the Power and Wisdom of God

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 "As if you know everything." I still remember when I was in junior high school, that was the line of my English teacher every time the class was getting noisy,  and no one was listening to her. Can we assess ourselves if there’s a possibility that we can know everything? Is our knowledge or wisdom enough to help us and save us from all trials of this world? Can we rely on our knowledge or wisdom? Whom knowledge and wisdom do we seek and need? The message of our scripture in 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 is about Jesus Christ the power and wisdom of God.            1. We need the wisdom of God to be saved from the penalty of sin called death.    How can we assess if someone’s wisdom is worth believing?              In this modern world, there is a saying “to see is to believe.” Some might ask for evidence or rational reason to believe. Apostle Paul wrot...