Keith Fong 12/26/20 Keith Fong 12/26/20

Reflecting On Death During the Holidays

Surrounded by merry tunes and twinkling lights, the sadness of the season is like a bitter taste that refuses to be undone. Why do cars crush the life out of their passengers? Why do infections invade the heart and the lungs and the brain? Why do college students die with no explicable cause?

Keith Fong 6/9/20 Keith Fong 6/9/20

Christianity and #BlackLivesMatter

We have a better resource than learned sociologists, informed friends, or the news cycle; we have the very words of God. Have we heard what He says? Many of us have learned from politicians, celebrities, and influencers. But what have we learned from the Scriptures about ethnicity, murder, abuse of authority, oppression, justice, government, violence, submission, outrage, and anger? God determines reality, not His creation. We need more than a two-verse theology of Micah 6:8 and Amos 5:24. We need a comprehensive, biblical, godly, just, compassionate, faithful, God-over-all worldview to interpret all things.

Keith Fong 1/28/17 Keith Fong 1/28/17

Let There Be Books!

This informal program is designed to encourage the reading and discussion of good Christian books on theology, philosophy, life, history, biography, etc.

Keith Fong 12/23/14 Keith Fong 12/23/14

Born to Die

When Christ came into the world He says, "I did not come to make sacrifices for sin. I came to take on a body, to do God's will. I came to be the sacrifice." Jesus came to be the sacrifice for sin. The once-for-all sacrifice, the sacrifice that all of the animal sacrifices pointed to. Why did He come into the world? Why did He take on a human body? Why do we celebrate Christmas? Because Jesus came to die as the sacrifice for sin.