Finding an exercise activity that you enjoy and can consistently do every week is one of the most important steps you can take for your health and well-being. From a Chinese medicine perspective, consistent enjoyable exercise is critical for maintaining the flow of qi (life force energy) and blood throughout the body, which keeps your […]
The Duality of Good and Evil
The other day, Jinmei and I were pondering the duality of good and evil compared to the Chinese philosophical concept of opposites, which is known as yin and Yang. Is the Judeo-Christian notion of good understandable on its own, or does it need to be viewed in comparison to evil to make sense? In addition, […]
Life During the Millennial Kingdom
What will life on Earth be like when Jesus is ruling the Millennial Kingdom for 1000 years? Will we still live in countries, have local economies, trade with other countries, and need to earn money? The answer to these questions relies on the interpretations of biblical prophecy, particularly from the Book of Revelation and other […]
Discovering Our Gifts
When I was younger, I spent years struggling to discover my purpose in life. In hindsight, this challenge was exacerbated because I was attempting to tackle this issue on my own. Now, I understand that we are not meant to figure out our life’s purpose alone. Instead, God wants us to rely on Him to […]
Health Benefits of Tai Chi
Tai Chi, an ancient Chinese practice, is gaining popularity worldwide for its numerous health benefits. Originally developed as a form of martial arts, Tai Chi is now primarily practiced for its health-boosting properties. The slow, deliberate movements, combined with deep breathing and focused mindfulness, make it an ideal exercise for people of all ages and […]
Peter’s Servant Leadership as an Example for Church Elders
Peter serves as a powerful role model for men who serve as elders in the church. He also serves as a role model for men seeking to be good husbands and fathers. Peter models humility, leadership, perseverance, and deep transformation through his relationship with Jesus. His journey reflects the qualities necessary for spiritual leadership and […]
350 Acupuncture Points
The 350 acupuncture points utilized in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) are central to the practice of acupuncture. These points, known as “acupoints,” are specific locations on the body that have been used for thousands of years to treat a wide range of physical and mental ailments. The discovery, naming, and use of these points are […]
Deep Breathing Reduces Stress
Deep breathing reduces stress. Smoking has long been associated with stress relief, and while the act of smoking is detrimental to health, it is worth exploring why so many people found it calming. One often overlooked aspect of smoking is the deep, intentional breathing that occurs during the act. Each time a smoker takes a […]
Are The End Times Unfolding Today?
Numerous events throughout history have caused Christians to believe the end times were near. The interpretation of apocalyptic events in the Bible, especially in the Book of Revelation, has often been linked to major upheavals, wars, and disasters, leading to widespread eschatological speculation. Are the end times unfolding today? Let’s compare our current world to […]
Acupuncture Treats Challenging Conditions
Acupuncture, an ancient practice rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has gained increasing recognition in Western medicine for its ability to address a wide array of health conditions. While it is widely known for pain management, acupuncture’s potential extends to less common and hard-to-treat conditions, offering relief where conventional medicine often falls short. Its holistic […]
Soul and Spirit: Underpinnings of the Human Psyche
Watchman Nee’s Daily Devotional for today discusses the difference between our soul and spirit. I was unclear on the difference, so I researched the subject. Today’s blog post addresses this important issue. Soul and Spirit In Scripture Nee began by quoting Hebrews 4.12: “For the word of God is living,… piercing even to the dividing […]
Myths About Acupuncture
Acupuncture, an ancient practice with roots in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has been used for thousands of years to promote health and treat various ailments. Despite its long history and growing acceptance in Western medicine, numerous myths and misconceptions still surround this holistic treatment. Let’s take a closer look at some of the most common […]
Four Novels by Mark Molinoff
Today’s blog post introduces four novels by Mark Molinoff. That’s me! I’ve published them on Google Play Books and Apple Books. They are currently free of charge, ready for your reading pleasure, and are also available as audio books on Google Play Books. Here’s a brief description of each one. The Elusive Cure The year […]
Acupuncture Has Ancient Roots
In the bustling metropolis of Shanghai, amidst the skyscrapers and bustling streets, the legacy of Master Liang endured through his descendant, Dr. Zhang. Dr. Zhang was a humble practitioner of acupuncture, carrying forward the ancient wisdom and healing arts that had been passed down through generations of his family. This fictional story describes how acupuncture […]
Healing Touch – The Power of Acupuncture
In the tranquil hills of ancient China, nestled among terraced fields and winding rivers, lay the village of Linhua. Here, in the year 500 AD, lived Master Liang, a revered acupuncturist whose healing touch was whispered about in every corner of the land. Master Liang was not just a practitioner of acupuncture; he was a […]
In The Beginning Was The Word
Last night, my wife Joy had a powerful insight, which led to a fascinating discussion. It all started with John 1:1, “In the beginning was the word.” I woke up this morning and attempted to convey these ideas in written form. The result is today’s blog post, which explores the profound mysteries of divine manifestation […]
Conquer Summer Irritability
Today’s blog post explains how best to conquer summer irritability. There’s something about unrelenting hot weather and lack of rain that it downright irksome. We recently went through nearly a month without a decent rain, making everything way to dry. And now we’re just getting intermittent storms, but not enough to feel refreshing. All the […]
Words Matter: Reframing Pain and Sickness in Language
Words matter. In the tapestry of human experience, language not only serves as a medium for communication but also shapes our perception of reality and influences our understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Every word we utter carries with it the power to reinforce or reshape our experiences, particularly when it comes to […]
Bursitis Acupuncture Treatment Works Best
This post gives an in-depth description of bursitis and then describes how the bursitis acupuncture treatment works best to resolve pain and restore normal mobility. Bursitis is the inflammation of a bursa, a small fluid-filled sac that cushions the bones, tendons, joints, and muscles, allowing for smooth movement by reducing friction. This condition commonly arises […]
Biblical Covenant Promises
Introduction The Bible unfolds a narrative that traverses centuries and introduces readers to pivotal covenants that shape the relationship between God and humanity. Central to this narrative are two Biblical covenant promises, the Mosaic Covenant and the New Covenant established by Jesus Christ. They stand as distinctive pillars in the theological framework of Judeo-Christian beliefs, […]
