I've been trying to forgive the same person for the past 20 years... and for most of that time, I thought I had forgiven this person.... but then something else happens and then I'm right back where I started. I've been thinking a lot about my unforgiving heart... and I finally understand why it's so… Continue reading How do you forgive someone who isn’t sorry?
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Let.It.Go.
Honestly, it's getting old. I've been through this before... many times. I must be stubborn... or dense... or just dumb... I keep making the same mistake over and over... and every time, it feels new. I keep thinking that I'm in control of my own life. I keep thinking I know what's best for me.… Continue reading Let.It.Go.
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How do you measure a child’s faith?
Lately I've been engaged in a lot of conversations about what and how we should teach children in the church. And naturally, these conversations lead to measuring what kids have learned and applied to their lives. I know that most (hopefully most, if not all) ministers of children know that it's not about how much… Continue reading How do you measure a child’s faith?
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Identity
I was born in South Korea, and immigrated to the US as a nine-year old. Although my dad and I first stepped off the plane in Los Angeles, I was dropped off in Olathe,Kansas within a month to live with my maternal grandparents, aunts, uncle, and cousins. I had to try my hardest to learn… Continue reading Identity
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where is the love?
One day, I was hanging out with a friend, and she said something that really got me thinking. C: Gloria, I can't believe that I'm friends with you, a children's pastor. Me: Why? Why does it matter whether I'm a children's pastor or not? C: Because you're a devout christian, and you like serve in… Continue reading where is the love?
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