Good Friday
Posted: April 2nd, 2010 | Author: Charles Wu | Filed under: Uncategorized | No Comments »Ladies and gentleman, we’re coming upon the anniversary of the greatest event in history.
All of scripture points to this day.
The prophets in the Old Testament all looked forward to this moment.
All believers hold on tightly to it.
It transcends past, present, and future.
Foretold from the very beginning, the literal midpoint of history, the guarantee of a hopeful future.
This site looks different!
Posted: March 24th, 2010 | Author: Charles Wu | Filed under: Uncategorized | 3 Comments »
In case you didn’t notice, or if this is your first time visiting, I’ve made some changes to the site in the last two days. In an effort to enhance readability and blog-ness, here’s what happened:
I am Taiwanese.
Posted: March 23rd, 2010 | Author: Charles Wu | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: taiwan | 8 Comments »Bored and nostalgic, but mainly bored, I went over some footage my dad took for last Summer’s trip to China and Taiwan. I decided to turn that boredom into a cause for good: proving my legitimacy as a 100% Taiwanese-born-American. Why does that matter? Oh, you don’t need to watch a video to believe in my rightful Taiwanese heritage? Great, this isn’t for you. This is for the others. Some people don’t believe this truth; shucks, some people don’t even believe I’m Asian (I’ve gotta be at least half, right?). How outrageous!
So, if you could sit back, relax, and take two minutes of your time to convince yourself of this fact, I think both of us will benefit greatly.
Oh, how He loves us
Posted: February 22nd, 2010 | Author: Charles Wu | Filed under: Uncategorized | 1 Comment »On Friday, a group of brothers and sisters sang an awesome song before our church. After rediscovering it today, I know God’s speaking to me as I replay it through time after time:
Since, I haven’t posted in a while, I’ll just share about how I’m doing spiritually. Recently, I’ve just been so frustrated with the inconsistency of my heart. It’s like two seconds after every God-glorifying thought I have, I turn to self-praise or have some terrible thought about my brother, sister, or even a stranger on a bus. Then, in response, I’ll become frustrated and question my goodness and deservedness of God’s love. I mean, there’s no question honestly. I’m no good, but because He is, I’m wholly and absolutely saved by Christ’s redeeming love. But my heart never really reaches that point and sees that amazing fact. Whether in selfishness or selfish frustration, I’m still consumed by myself.
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