It’s been 17 years since the National Basketball Association’s 11 greatest professional players along with one amateur played for the United States’ national basketball squad, steamrolling over the opposition en route to an 8-0 win-loss record and the Olympic gold medal before wildly cheering crowd in Barcelona, Spain.
The US squad, led by Hall [...]
Dec
18
2009
18
2009
God’s Dream Team
Dec
10
2009
10
2009
Of Fitness Gyms And Pain
In about a month’s time, most probably fitness gyms all over the metropolitan will be filled up with people who are health conscious—people who want to shed off the “super extra pounds” caused by the Christmas party craze of the Holidays.
Fitness gyms have been the newest pit stops for yuppies and others who choose to [...]
Dec
3
2009
3
2009
Ancient Prophecies
I’m very much excited with the upcoming Sunday preaching series on Ancient Prophecies (which by the way begins on Dec. 6).
Ever experienced dad or mom or probably your close friend promise to give you something?
-Buy you a bike if you’re in the top 10 of your class at the end of the school year
-you’ll be [...]
Nov
16
2009
16
2009
What Anger Management Can’t Do
Driving in the major thoroughfares of Metro Manila can always be tough for any driver.
Just Sunday night, while my wife and daughter were on our way home from Victory U-Belt, a speeding dark-gray Toyota Inova, without making any signal, suddenly swerved towards the right lane, where the car I was driving was located (this happened [...]
Oct
28
2009
28
2009
Untangling The Web Of Fear
I grew up believing in ghosts, spirits, headless monsters and other fearful half-man, half-animals because my elder brother and sisters, before they became Christians scared me to death.
I brought that fear with me growing up.
That fear eventually developed further into other fears: fear of being alone in the dark, fear of academic failure, fear of [...]