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I recently came across some hurtful comments directed at Christians and my initial response was anger. I began spouting off spiteful remarks as I discussed the matter with my mum. But as I...
How many more opportunities will you let slip away? That was the question which hit me in the circuit breaker, as the busyness and noise of the days before faded away. God then began to remind me of...
After more than three months of church services not being held physically, how do Christians feel about the online church experience? Have they stayed connected to the same communities they were part...
“Where we lived, religion was served deep-fried and hard-boiled,” said Max Jeganathan, as he began his sharing with an excerpt from Delia Owens’ New York Times bestseller Where the Crawdads...
I have three fathers in my life, all of whom have contributed to nurturing me in their own special, God-appointed way. Though I’ve never been big on appreciation days, this Father’s Day felt...
Our passport – the most useless thing in 2020. You might have scrolled past this post on your feed and thoroughly agreed with a rueful half-laugh. So what if Singaporeans have the most powerful...
I was first introduced to The Chosen, the first-ever multi-season show about Jesus Christ, at the beginning of the circuit breaker. After procrastinating for a few weeks, I finally downloaded the app...
“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.” This quote by retired South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu has been making its rounds online as we see...