Author Archives: Richard Guzman

Vincent House, London, Is Closing

This morning brought an email from Richard Tomkins, general manager of Vincent House, a residential hotel in the Notting Hill neighborhood of London.  I stayed there in the Fall and early Winter of 2000 while teaching in a study abroad … Continue reading

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The Book of Romans

Below is a Video of a sermon I recently preached on the Book of Romans, Paul’s epistle to the church in Rome, written in the Winter of either AD 56-57, or 57-58.  It’s not my favorite book in the Bible. … Continue reading

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Filipino Heritage Night at Dodgers Stadium

I love Michael Wong’s Instagram-YouTube-Facebook-Tiktok series “Asian Verified.”  He’s a Seattle based commentator, digital creator, writes for Seattle’s The Stranger newspaper,  and calls himself a cultural anthropologist for Asian Americans.  He has a Chinese father, a Filipina mother, and is … Continue reading

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