Testimony of the Week: Michael Lin
Michael is a sophomore at UCLA studying biochemistry. He likes playing soccer, blasting k-pop in his room, and pretending to be good at basketball. Michael enjoys rap and beat-boxing but can only do the latter. My parents used to always tell me how auspicious it was that I was born under the light of the full ... continue reading
God is Worthy
written by Davin Hau In this post I’d like to examine this simple statement: God is worthy. The reason I chose to look into this truth because I firmly believe we can glorify God better when we see His immeasurable worth more clearly. We glorify God through the decisions we make, when our priority in ... continue reading
Testimony of the Week: Jeremy Wong
Jeremy is currently a first year at UCLA, studying Business Economics. His hobbies include drinking boba, playing acoustic guitar, and playing basketball. He also enjoys meeting new people and trying new things (like food). Growing up in a Christian family was both a blessing and a stumbling block for me in my earlier years. The ... continue reading
Actively Pursuing Christ
written by Lily Choi Lily graduated from UCLA as an English major in 2015. She is currently studying for a J.D. at Harvard Law school. She enjoys reading, writing, and anything Korean. (안녕하세요!) One of my principal worries when I moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts was the loss of my Christian community. GOC had been an ... continue reading
Testimony of the Week: Elkana Chan
Elkana is a sophomore studying applied math and enjoys making good use of her swipes on other people. She also enjoys journaling, studying Cantonese, and observing the world around her in her free time. I remember hearing the Parable of the Lost Sheep in church for the first time as a young child, and having ... continue reading
The Myth of Head Knowledge
written by Grant Gates Christian speakers often talk about the difference between head knowledge and heart knowledge. The difference, we are told, is between facts and theories comprehended by the intellect and understandings that affect our emotions and actions. This distinction is presented as a dichotomy. One should avoid piling up too much head knowledge ... continue reading
Testimony of the Week: Minsoo Kim
Minsoo is a third year political science major! He likes basketball, Kobe Bryant, Brian McKnight and Korean stuff. His favorite thing to do is to sing Brian McKnight songs in a Korean accent while playing basketball like Kobe. O Father, I thank thee that in fullness of grace thou hast given me to Jesus, to be ... continue reading
Testimony of the Week: Patrick Gonzalvo
Patrick is a second year political science and economics major aspiring to be a lawyer. He enjoys movies (maybe minor), music, reading, and Arsenal Football Club. I was raised in a Catholic household in the small island of Guam which is located in the Pacific Ocean. My parents and their parents have all been part ... continue reading
Heart Aflame: You Just Need to Obey
written by Dr. Steven J. Lawson Can you imagine a Christian couple actually praying about living together before marriage? Can you fathom a young woman, who professes Christ, even bothering to pray about whether she should marry an unbeliever? Can you grasp a Christian businessman having to pray about whether he should tell the truth ... continue reading
Testimony of the Week: Sherry Ho
After Sherry graduated UCLA in 2014, God sent her back home to the Bay and she is currently a member at Pillar Baptist Church. While the game plan is to start nursing school at Duke University next week, her heart hopes to be a stay-at-home wife and mom one day! She loves people (sometimes), whales, and ... continue reading