August 13 A Great Work – Nehemiah 6：1-4

Whatever we do in our daily routine matters, even something mundane we should do it as a great job. Didn’t we mention yesterday we live on a mission. The point is to treat what we do in our lifetime simply by taking His job seriously—and doing it well. In doing this can improve our attitude to deal with things and doing it earnestly, so it will likely end up a better job.

Just like Nehemiah began rebuilding the wall around Jerusalem—a task he took very seriously. Toward the end of the project, neighboring rivals asked him to meet with them in a nearby village. The idea is to distract him from his work and an insidious scheme behind it. Yet Nehemiah rejected the invitation and carried on his work.

Although he was not some sort of authority, a big hero or prophet of any kind. He was a cupbearer. Yet he believed he was doing something vital for God. May we take seriously what He’s given us to do and do it well in His power and provision. By copying this example can lead us to a result of great perspective.

February 28, 2021 New Every Morning – Lamentations 3：19-26

In certain stages of our lives, we experienced some severe forms of affliction and tormenting. It was beyond our control with one’s finances and human abilities. We could not imagine how bleak in the future and the situation was hopeless. At that moment, we cried out...

February 27, 2021 No Longer Yourself – Galatians 2：14-21

Before I was baptized to become a Christian, it was hard to believe what in the bible said and then I began to walk with God. All these were incredible and I wouldn’t believe I could do as the bible demands. “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has...

February 26, 2021 Facing Fear – Psalms 56：3-11

When someone made up some story of false accusation or slander against us, how would you handle this kind of situation. It is quite common in a political campaign or an election. This really made our life upside down and distressful. The only solution is to clarify...

February 25, 2021 To Be Human – Philippians 4：6-8

There is an old Chinese adage: A real man sheds blood but not tears. That implies if one cries to show that he is weak. So when we were young as a boy, we tried not to cry for any reasons. But when I grew older I learned from books saying that crying was a sign to...

February 24, 2021 Never Alone – Ecclesiastes 4：8-12

Loneliness is an all-time high afflicted disease of all ages, social or economic status. Particularly in our digital era and pandemic plague, there are alarming rates of increasing loneliness in our society. And in the long term, the symptoms will become depression....