EN Edition92 step.log | The History of Japanese Missions Found in Kyoto The History of Japanese Missions Found in KyotoKyoto draws travelers for its temples, its centuries-old shops, and its quiet tea houses. Most visitors come looking for the traditional Japan of woodblock prints and stone gardens. But Kyoto holds a significance that extends well beyond its postcard image: it occupies an important place in the history of Christian missions in Japan. Travel through .. 2026. 7. 15. read.log | A First Encounter with a Christian Worldview Is the Simplest Introduction You'll Find A First Encounter with a Christian Worldview Is the Simplest Introduction You'll FindThese days, the word "worldview" turns up in more places than we might expect. It surfaces in lectures, in reflective videos and books meant to help us examine our lives. Secular culture uses the term freely enough, but within the church it has become almost inescapable — we hear it from the pulpit on a Sunday m.. 2026. 7. 10. desk.log | A Shelf You Can Carry: 'Bbaegok' a Reading-Log App A Shelf You Can Carry: 'Bbaegok' a Reading-Log AppAmong the recurring threads in this desk.log column is the reading-log app — a simple tool for keeping track of what one has read. Every app has its own strengths, and readers gravitate toward different moods and interfaces, so this column tries to cover the range rather than settle on a single favorite. The app under review this time is Bbaegok,.. 2026. 7. 5. start.log | Let Us Begin Again ⑥: Worship for Ourselves, or Worship for God? OpeningEvery churchgoer knows the rhythm. Sunday morning arrives, and we go to worship. For the Christian, worship is not one spiritual practice among many — it is the center of gravity for the whole of faith. There is no Christian life apart from it. We attend Sunday services, midweek prayer meetings, Friday night vigils, early morning prayer. We sing, we pray, we listen to a sermon. The patter.. 2026. 7. 1. view.log | July, 2026 — Stories That Outlast the Heat July, 2026 — Stories That Outlast the HeatJuly arrives in full. The rains pass; the heat stays. Everyone finds their own way through a Korean summer. But there is another way — to step into a darkened theater, to stand before a gallery wall, to let language and color do what the weather cannot. This month offers four such invitations.1. 〈David〉 — A King Forged in the WildernessThe Bible's accoun.. 2026. 6. 30. spot.log | Kumamoto, Japan: Following the Traces of Books and Writers Kumamoto: Following the Traces of Books and WritersWhen most people imagine a trip abroad, the mental picture tends to be familiar: landmark sites, a list of restaurants, the kind of café that photographs well. Shopping, of course, is rarely far from the itinerary. There is nothing wrong with any of this — each approach to travel carries its own pleasures. But there are moments when a journey of.. 2026. 6. 30. 이전 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ··· 16 다음
