Tag: christianity
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Tell me about The Well Church
March 2, 2022. It was a rainy afternoon. I had finished teaching a church history class at Christ College earlier that day and I was driving home. My drives are usually accompanied by a favourite playlist on Spotify or a podcast. But this time was different. I was on the phone with Dr. Kevin Choi…
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The Well Church
Dear friends, I wrote a post last month about our departure from GracePoint. I’d love to thank so many of you for your well wishes and warm encouragement – both from within and outside of the church. Those of you who’ve had to change churches understand the tension of grief and excitement well. There is…
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Life and Ministry Update, Transition from GracePoint
Dear friends, on April 28 of 2024, I announced to the combined congregations of GracePoint Presbyterian Church that I will be finishing up my time here after 9 years of ministry. This announcement comes after a long period of prayer, discernment, conversations, and reflections on where God may be leading our family to serve. It…
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An opportunity to serve in Malaysia
Hi friends, I think most of you know that I was born and raised in Malaysia. Some of my most formative years were spent there. And I love the country. Since 2011, I’ve been praying and asking that the Lord would be so gracious as to allow me to serve Malaysia in some shape or…
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30 years. An incredible feat.
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated Dr Al Mohler’s 30th year as president this week. Now, the Southern Baptists have come under fire recently. And a lot of people have strong opinions about Al Mohler. But putting all of that aside, I just think it’s worth pausing and recognising what an incredible feat it is…
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I love my church
I had a moment last Sunday when I had to gently slap myself in the face because I was in a state of disbelief. I looked across the room and I couldn’t believe the living testimonies of hope and healing that were present. I couldn’t believe the stories of reconciliation. I couldn’t believe the sounds…
Elliot Ku 