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david chow en yuan
17 nov 1984
follower of Christ
st matthew's church
snooze the band

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Thanksgivings

- my trip to Thailand
- fellow labourers in Christ

Personal prayer requests

- my trip to Thailand
- job
- direction in ministry
- a wonderful girl :)

Interests
God
music
sports

gear list
Ibanez SR405 bass
Squier Jazz Bass
TGM bass
Takamine Jasmine
Samick electric guitar
KHS classical guitar
Boss LMB-3
Yamaha F20B bass amp

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Loved Ones
alvin chee
andrew hui
candice leong
chloe fong
clara wen
david mak
dotz
eveleen sng
fabian lim
haryanto
ho wai
jason goh
joanne wong
jocelyn liao
matt & hazel
michelle lim
nicholas hui
richard yew
rudy fong
runjin
simon chow
snooze the band
tszming
victor hui
xin yi
yi xin

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Photo Impression
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Bible translation
Sunday, 12 October 2008

this is something from the blog of a pastor in the US:

There are three ways to translate the Bible. You can translate it with 1) your mind 2) your heart and 3) your life.

I think a lot of us settle for the mental translation. But the end result is information. And what happens is this: we learn more, do less, and think we're growing spiritually. But not if that's the only translation.

The second translation is emotional. And the emotional translation may seem more subjective than intellectual translation. But that is when our hearts break for the things that break the heart of God. It's not just information. It's transformation. For the record, I think one person with one deeply held conviction will make more of a difference than someone with a hundred good ideas.

Finally, there is the life translation. That is when we become a "living epistle." That is when the noun turns into a verb. And that is how we change the world. At the end of the day, Jesus isn't going to say, "Well thought good and faithful servant." He's going to say, "Well done good and faithful servant."

Imagine a church filled with people who are translating the Bible with their lives!

giving thanks at 21:26 :)

pausing for a moment
Wednesday, 1 October 2008

i'm just enjoying every single moment that i'm having now. i realise that i will never have another moment in my life that i have my family with me, being in uni, serving God in this capacity together with my fellow labourers, being blessed by the people around me, even being single... i thank God for everything...

press on, everyone!

giving thanks at 22:18 :)