Alex Tang: 7 books

How does one be silent and active at the same time? Alex Tang shares about his spiritual life as God calls him to a more contemplative life. Feel his energy in serving the Lord in the ministry of the Word. In his words, "I travel and teach carrying silence and solitude with me." The book is a rich tapestry of insights mined from various points and stopovers in his life journey.

This book presents a roundup of tools in technical analysis. The major targeted readers are university undergraduates and investors who want to have a basic understanding of the nuts and bolts related to technical analysis. The book first discusses some basic and traditional tools and then moves on to study the more advanced mathematical techniques, like neural network and program trading.

The narratives in 1 Chronicles covered a turbulent period in the biblical history of Israel. They also documented remarkable interventions by God as He spiritually formed the Judeans to become His chosen people. The narratives contain many lessons for us as we too are living in very turbulent times....

In Till We Are Fully Formed, the current spiritual formation approaches in the English-speaking Presbyterian Churches in Malaysia are examined. Its findings may have relevance to contemporary churches in general. Christian spiritual formation is the intentional and ongoing process of inner transformation...

All of us perceive the world through a set of filters which are determined by our worldviews. These filters are essential for us to make sense of the world we live in and our place in this world. Unfortunately, they also remove anything that does not fit well and prevent it from entering our consciousness.Stories...

Many of us live life on the run. But busyness is not an excuse to neglect the spiritual formation of our souls. In fact, the busier we are, the more we need spiritual formation. This book allows us to practise lectio divina, which is the Latin for “spiritual reading”. Lectio divina opens us up to...

"Today is a good day to die” is the rallying cry of the Klingons, a warrior race in the science fiction worlds of Star Trek. To the Klingons, what is important is glory and honour. To die in battle is to die with full honour and much glory. Hence the embracement of death, which is in direct contrast...