Our 2020 Blog (part one) ⇔ (Clicking on photo galleries reveals the entire caption and often makes pictures bigger; for individual photos, “open in new tab”) Jan-Jun (click here for 2020 part two) (click here for 2019) June 19, 2020 … Continue reading →
Are you afraid, lonely, unpopular or in danger? Jesus’ response may surprise you! ⇔ by Michael Krigline, October 14, 2012. wp.krigline.com ⇔ This speech (given at the Xiamen International Fellowship–XICF) started with a reading from James 1:2-8. Last week we heard … Continue reading →
Ideas for honoring Dad on Fathers’ Day ⇔ May 2020. wp.krigline.com ⇔ (This post is copied from my EFL website (EFLsuccess.com), which is full of resources for English teachers and learners.) In the US, “Fathers’ Day” is celebrated on the third … Continue reading →
Finding meaning in Covid-19 suffering; and God’s incredible desire for us all ⇔ April 2020. Michael Krigline. wp.krigline.com ⇔ Respected pastor/author John Piper has produced a free book called Coronavirus and Christ (see bottom for link/info). In a sense, I write this … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →This “Easter Story for children” is under revision. Check back closer to Easter for an update.
Continue reading →World history, and the key to eternity, in three verses plus a chorus ⇔ by Michael Krigline, June 1984. wp.krigline.com ⇔ I was 23 when I wrote this poem/song, and after decades of study and life-experience I’m still amazed at how … Continue reading →
Fighting FEAR: something more infectious than COVID-19 ⇔ March 2020. wp.krigline.com ⇔ I was teaching in China in April 2003, when the SARS pandemic hit. I’ve adapted the following from an article I posted at that time, from an unknown author. … Continue reading →
Fear slows progress toward our goals, but there are things we can do about it! ⇔ by Michael Krigline, March 21, 2020. wp.krigline.com ⇔ Adapted from a weekend talk given to adult students in China, March 2015. Fear is no laughing matter. … Continue reading →
一只鸟眼里的复活节 (A Bird’s Eye View of Easter) ~ The Easter Story retold for children, in Chinese ⇔ (Note: Many people have asked for a Chinese version of this story, so here it is. Feel free to copy and print this … Continue reading →