Christmas is fast approaching us and sometimes we can get caught up with everything else that’s happening around us. There can be finals, family time coming up, gifts to buy, etc. Yet we can overlook that Christmas was the climax of the story that God has told since the beginning of time, when Christ entered…
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I have encountered many students who are still not involved in a campus Christian fellowship and are floundering like fish gasping for air when it comes to their walk with God. Many aren’t in one simply because they were paralyzed by the choices and couldn’t choose. I want to write about what I believe are…
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So I recently saw this video from Dove on sketches of women. They had a facial sketcher sit down and sketch two drawings. One of the woman describing herself, and the other from another person describing the first woman. It was quite amazing to see how different each of these descriptions were and what was…
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Honestly, it’s been a bit crazy to hear about the bombing in Boston. The bombing have luckily killed only a few people, but still a few too many, because things like this should not be happening. It’s painful to imagine family and friends just shocked and scared about how their loved ones are doing and…
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I’ve been digging into Isaiah lately in an attempt to go through the old testament. I’ve never actually gone through Isaiah because I feared that it would bore me to death, and to be honest some parts are quite boring. But lemme say, some parts make reading through all the boring stuff worth it, especially…
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I’m not sure when but a tiny bit ago, Louie Giglio, the pastor of Passion City Church the founder of the Passion Conferences, was invited to give the inaugural prayer for President Obama. He was chosen for his leadership in the fight against human trafficking and slavery all over the world. Recently, a group searched…
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Is education unfair? I don’t know since I’ve never lived anywhere else but in NYC it’s definitely true. Many teachers are scared to go into the rough neighborhoods and work there. When I was in the youth group of our church a lady from our congregation spoke to us one time and she was a…
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So I’ve spent a good amount of time with my mom who worked as a social worker in Philadelphia for about 6 years. One thing about social workers is that it’s a ridiculously tough job and you don’t have regular work hours. Once you know the problems in the neighborhood you can’t separate yourself from…
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I’ve always had some thoughts here and there about our education system, mostly from my own perspective of course. In my life, from what I can remember, I’ve been to public school for the first two years of my education, then private for 5, and starting from middle school on public education in NYC. When…
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William Poon is an MBA student at Cornell Tech. He’s also a VC Fund Manager with Big Red Ventures, Cornell’s MBA run VC fund. He’s looking for Strategy, Product, or VC roles after the MBA program.
Previously he’s started two companies and working in Impact Investing. He’s helped start a startup accelerator for education, healthcare, and finance.
1 Thess 1:1
I’ve been reading though 1 Thessalonians for a while these days and thought it would be cool to type up my thoughts on what I’m reading. I guess it’s basically my own commentary on it. This is basically for myself and anyone who wants to simply read what I think of when I’m reading this.…
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