Reformed Margins, Author at REFORMED MARGINS

Swallowing the Bitterness: Racism & Unspoken Asian-American Pain

March 22, 2021March 22, 2021 Reformed Margins 1 Comment anti-asian american violence, Asian American, asian american church, asian identity, racism

For the Asian American community, the reality is that the intersections of pain and grief are often compounded by shame and silence.

Culture & Identity Current Events Ethics & Politics

Get Off the Bench

September 24, 2020October 28, 2020 Reformed Margins 4 Comments advocacy, Ahmaud Arbery, data science, George Floyd, racism

As an Asian-American, I said that this was not my problem, not my fight. But this summer, by the grace of God, something changed. I realized how much I had fallen short in seeking to love those around me who did not look like me, didn’t go to the same churches as me, but who are also made in the Imago Dei.

Current Events

For Such a Time as This: A Letter to the Evangelical Presbyterian Church

August 12, 2020August 12, 2020 Reformed Margins 3 Comments EPC, Esther, ethnicity, George Floyd, race, Revelation 7:9

“We write this letter as an intentional effort to amplify the voices of ethnic minorities in the EPC.”

Current Events

Why “Chinese Virus” Is a Racist Phrase

March 19, 2020March 19, 2020 Reformed Margins 5 Comments Asian Americans, coronavirus, COVID-19, President Trump, racism, speech act theory

Is it racist to call COVID-19 a “Chinese Virus”? Using Speech Act Theory and the Doctrine of Scripture, Timothy Isaiah Cho demonstrates why we must be so careful with our language.

Spiritual Growth

The Regularity of Family Worship

January 23, 2020January 22, 2020 Reformed Margins 0 Comments children, Deuteronomy, Donald Whitney, Ephesians, family worship, father, John Calvin, prayer, Proverbs, regularity, romans, scripture, spiritual disciplines

How do cultivate regular spiritual disciplines with our families? What exactly is family worship? How do I even start?

Spiritual Growth

Cultivating Spiritual Regularity

January 9, 2020January 9, 2020 Reformed Margins 1 Comment 2 Timothy, bible, Christ, forgetfulness, idolatry, Jesus, John Calvin, prayer, psalms, regularity, spiritual disciplines

How do we cultivate spiritual regularity? Is that even possible in a world where work dominates at least 8 hours a day and there seems to be no end in sight of the things that need to be done?