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Archive for March, 2008

You are Forgiven

“You are forgiven.” Together, these are one of the most difficult words to convey but  mean a lot more. 
It can free us of guilt. 
It’s liberating to occasionally say these words quietly to ourselves, don’t you think? And perhaps release them to those around us who need them…  

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Easter Gratitude

 
Dear Friends, Kins, and Guests,
I won’t be available to greet you a Happy Easter on Sunday, so I’m doing it now.
Let’s thank the Lord and Father God for his gifts of Love, Joy, Peace and Hope – manifested through His son, Jesus!
Let’s celebrate Jesus Christ with hearts full of praise and gratitude – for who He is and what He [...]

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Christ, Messiah, Son of God, Lord of Lords, King of Kings
© Tel Asiado
Dec 22, 2007

Jesus Christ, a moral exemplar whose birthday is celebrated on Christmas Day, is a spiritual and wisdom teacher. He taught in parables and proverbs.
Jesus is also known as Messiah, Christ, Lord of Lords, King of Kings, Son of God from theological [...]

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Here’s another lifelong favourite… “When I survey the wondrous cross, on which the Prince of Glory died…”
Famous Hymn by Isaac Watts and Lowell Mason, “Hamburg” Tune
© Tel Asiado
Mar 15, 2008

Notes on “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross,” a sacred song often sung on Good Friday.
“When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” was written by English text author [...]

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George Bennard’s Best-Loved Sacred Song Often Sung on Good Friday
© Tel Asiado
Mar 14, 2008

History of a favorite loved hymn “The Old Rugged Cross” and brief biography of the writer and composer George Bennard.
“The Old Rugged Cross” is an all-time loved gospel hymn. George Bennard wrote and composed the words and music in 1913. A sentimental [...]

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One step at a time

There are times when we feel overwhelmed by the heaviness of our problems, concerns of the world we live in, our leaders’ integrity and commitment, our own personal relationships, financial issues, … the list is endless.
We think there’s little we can do to make any difference.  
To some of us, it greatly helps when we find time to practice simple sincere prayers anytime [...]

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Purpose. Motivation.

A week ago, last Saturday, I was enjoying a cup of coffee with a friend when she took me by surprise by asking me what’s my purpose for working so hard, and which she immediately followed with another question: “What motivates you?” 
Well… not that I didn’t know what to answer. I take such questions seriously.  I had few [...]

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