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Dr. Rose Wu on Matthew 25:31-46. At the Final Judgment, what God cares about most is our love and concern for the weak. From a queer-theology perspective, sheep and goats are not categorically good or bad — every person has both within. A late-night story of two women keeping watch over an injured pigeon illustrates what loving the neighbour really means.

Dr. Rose Wu on Matthew 25:31-46. What God cares about at the final judgment is our love and care for the least — sheep and goats are not entirely good or entirely bad. A queer-theology reading of the parable invites practical acts of neighbour-love.

Deacon New on Mark 1:40-45 — the cleansing of the leper. The miracle began with two boundary-crossings: the leper stepped out of his ‘unclean’ label; Jesus crossed the rule that forbade touching him. As LGBTQ+ Christians, we too have crossed lines. Brother New shares his own years living with severe eczema and the moment of true acceptance that came at a GSKL Kingdom Culture retreat.

Deacon New on Mark 1:40-45 — the cleansing of the leper. The miracle began with boundary-crossings: the leper stepped out of his ‘unclean’ label; Jesus crossed the rule against touching him. As LGBTQ+ Christians, we too have crossed lines. Lay down both self-exaltation and self-loathing — both forms of pride — and embrace Jesus.

Jason Ho on Mark 8:1-10 (feeding the four thousand). Two emphases: the true provider is Jesus, not us; and every believer is part of the ‘handing-on’ work. In the wilderness, will we sit waiting for a miracle, or offer our five loaves and two fish? At BMCC, communion, cleaning, and ministry are all mutual service.

Lead pastor on Philippians 1:1-9. Paul wrote with joy from prison because the Philippian believers walked with him. Companions are not accidental — they require active seeking and intentional building. BMCC is a platform where LGBTQ+ Christians can find and form the mutual-support relationships that sustain faith.

Shirley Lam (Chung Chi College of Theology graduate) on Ephesians 4:16: the church as Christ’s body — members joined in love, each working their share, growing together. May we learn to build community on the foundation of love, supporting one another into shared life.

Lead pastor on Ephesians 4:25-32. In Christ, the believer puts off the old self and puts on the new — speaking truth, not letting anger linger till sundown, refusing dishonesty and corrupt speech, learning to forgive as God in Christ has forgiven us.