Twenty-four years ago (1998), I attended a small Christian church in Kyongju, South Korea. It was only a temporary involvement because I was part of the church’s ministry of helping immigrant workers learn Korean. Although I occasionally sensed the theological eccentricity of the pastor, he was a nice man. The real shock came when he … Continue reading God Does Not Show Favoritism
George Floyd’s Death: Race and the Gospel
I am a middle-aged Asian male. I have lived in five different countries and visited many more. My cross-cultural experience has shown me that my Asian complexion and eyes can sometimes be a target for belittling and mocking. So I think I know what it means to live ignored and occasionally despised for how I … Continue reading George Floyd’s Death: Race and the Gospel