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 →
The original Christmas story in chronological order ⇔ by Michael Krigline, December 2001. www.krigline.com ⇔ Originally created as an inspirational message for the Shanghai International Church. [My article titles that start with ↑ point to additional articles that help us “look up”.] … Continue reading →
Are you caring for someone with cancer? Read this. ⇔ October 2018. www.krigline.com ⇔ [With friends who have cancer, and a sister who is a survivor, the following caught my attention, so I wanted to add it to my website. … Continue reading →
I didn’t deserve the side effects ⇔ by Gabe Orea, October 2014. ⇔ (2018 update at the end) (Adapted from two messages delivered to the Xiamen International Christian Fellowship—XICF) Editor’s note: Gabe received minor editorial help from me to convert his … Continue reading →
Peach ice cream, and other ways God shows He cares about the little things ⇔ by Vivian Krigline, July 13, 2018. wp.krigline.com ⇔ Vivian first shared this with friends on Facebook, but many liked it so we’re also posting it here. … Continue reading →
Gain inspiration from shells or a puppy; visit historic places like the DaQin tower; enjoy a poem about lanterns; read short stories like “I Believe in Five” (Wu-Wu Land). These posts invite you to read our writings for inspiration, education … Continue reading →
Jesus’ “model prayer” has much to teach us; don’t just memorize and recite, but expand on each piece as you pray. ⇔ by Michael Krigline, October 2012. www.krigline.com ⇔ Originally created as a “group exercise” for people at the Xiamen International … Continue reading →
by Michael Krigline, published July 1990. wp.krigline.com ⇔ We hold these truths to be self-evident ⇔ Preface: the Trans-Siberian railway carried me from Beijing to Moscow in July 1987. You can read about the journey (and see more photos) on my … Continue reading →
My adventures in Hong Kong & China hospitals The 2018 experience was probably more pleasant because I had more realistic expectations than I had in 2014 (scroll down for the older, longer, more humorous story). I’ve also posted a bit … Continue reading →
