Articles by

Eunice Chin

Discipleship

Should the average Christian study biblical Hebrew or Greek?

Have you ever considered learning the languages the Bible was originally written in? After all, it wasn’t written in English — almost the entire Old Testament was originally written in...

Discipleship

What does the Bible say about dreams?

The Bible contains many accounts of people with dreams, both literal and otherwise. Today, let’s look at five of them for lessons we can glean, starting with perhaps the most famous dreamer of...

Missions

It wasn’t “happily ever after” when I said yes to missions in Timor

Why missions, why Timor? I experienced a major turning point three years ago when the Lord miraculously delivered me from a dark season of my life. My response to this deliverance was, “Lord,...

Devotionals

The Thirst Collective reads… Numbers

Through 2024, every member of the Thirst Collective – Thir.st, Salt&Light, Stories of Hope, 还好吗 hhm.sg, Living Room, Collective Studio – has committed to reading the Bible from...

Sermons

Isaac Ong: You are not the main event

I’m a full believer in change. I’m a full believer in going to the nations and doing all the things that God has called us to. I believe that God doesn’t just want to do things...

Tech

Generative AI: Does it have a place in the Church?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is broadly defined as a computer system that simulates human intelligence processes. Whether we like it or not, AI has permeated many aspects of our lives. For instance,...

Devotionals

The Thirst Collective reads… Leviticus

Through 2024, every member of the Thirst Collective – Thir.st, Salt&Light, Stories of Hope, 还好吗 hhm.sg, Living Room, Collective Studio – has committed to reading the Bible from...

Worldview

Bed rotting: Am I being a little too nua?

The best position to scroll through social media while lying on your bed is sideways. That’s indisputable. But what is disputable is how long we should be in that position, listlessly bed rotting....

Culture

Should Christians take part in Qing Ming?

Qingming Festival (清明节), or Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, is a traditional Chinese festival where families gather to visit and clean the tombs of their ancestors and make ritual offerings...