Saturday, 30 August 2008

Speaking at JB Wesley Family Camp in Desaru

This year, I will be celebrating the nation's 51st Merdeka in a slightly different manner.

In a matter of minutes, I will be leaving for Johor Bahru, the southern gateway of Peninsular Malaysia. From JB (as it is popularly known), I will be making my way to the popular east coast beach, Desaru.

The Johor Bahru Wesley Methodist Church has graciously invited me to be their family camp speaker to be held at Pulai Desaru Beach Resort from August 30-September 1, 2008. Based on the theme of "We Live By Faith and Not By Sight", I will be speaking on a series of 3 messages in the camp.


For my messages, I will be focusing on Paul's letters to the Corinthians. Paul uses a host of imageries borrowed from the Greco-Roman world of his time to drive home the point that he would like the churches to learn. In this family camp, I hope to explore 3 powerful imageries that Paul uses in his letters to the Corinthians to unpack what it means to “live by faith, and not by sight.”

Session 1: We live by faith, not by sight: Our relationships - Lessons from the temple imagery

Session 2: We live by faith, not by sight: Our Story - Lessons from ancient physiognomy and the imagery of Paul's body

Session 3: We live by faith, not by sight: Our Legacy - Lessons from the athlete imagery

It will be a very packed weekend, and I would appreciate that readers of this blog could offer a prayer for me. Thank you.

5 comments:

Perng Shyang Teng said...

Sure, all the best!

pearlie said...

Saya terlewat dan tidak sempat berdoa untuk kamu. Tetapi, boleh saya minta tanya, kamu hendak sepak siapa? LOL ;)

Hope your sessions have been good going.

Kar Yong said...

Thanks, Perng Shyang and Pearlie.

Haha...I have corrected the typo error...from sepaking to speaking.

Anyway, I did do some "sepaking" during the camp itself... LOL!!

keropok lekor said...

haha, it looks like you have just recycled the notes of the talk that you gave in Auckland. :D

Kar Yong said...

Hi CW,

haha...not only recycled....but also expanded the auckland session from a 20-min talk to a total of 200-minute 3-session talks.