Classic Christianity

I'd like to recommend this book to anyone trying to know Christ and have a personal relationship with our Savior. It's simplicity in identifying the Truth is what appeals the most. If you're the kinds who doesn't believe in overly complicating things and need a clear, simple explanation of seemingly basic but often mis-interpreted meanings, this book is definitely the one for you.

I could probably write a lot about this book but wouldn't want to take the gloss off it.

Classic Christianity -- Bob George

My last post before UK!! :)

Almost there

I am 3 days away from United Kingdom. The first (of hopefully many) country that I'll cover in Europe. Just the sheer amount of work hasn't yet allowed me to let the feeling/anticipation kick in. I've been planning this trip for a long time now. Especially Liverpool!

The kid that dreamt of playing for Liverpool will finally have the chance to see Anfield. The Kop. The Scouse.
London -- York -- Liverpool -- York -- Scotland. That be the plan. :)

Now that UK seems to be happening, I'm adding a new country to the list. Israel. Jerusalem holds a lot more significance for obvious reasons.

I knew writing this post would get me in good spirits. Work tonight will not feel that bad after all.

6-2 win to end the season... and for me, my goal of the season.

Onto England... and Liverpool :)

Another one from King Kenny's quick wit database:
LFCtv Interviewer: Finally Kenny, it's George Sutton's 65th birthday today.He has only missed one match in 40 years. Would you like to give him a birthday message?
Kenny: (Cheeky grin) Yeah, why did ya miss a match?

Thanks Kenny. You've brought a cheer back at Merseyside.