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A big part of what makes suffering from depression so difficult is how isolating it feels. We crave to be fully understood in the depths of our emotions, and yet the pain we feel is so personal that...
I never wanted to do missions. There, I said it. Doing missions, I assumed, was something you really went out of your comfort zone for and dedicated your life to, moving into unfamiliar countries and...
Spend any amount of time with friends in conversation or on social media, and one topic’s bound to come up: travel. You can see it in the #throwback posts and pictures of exotic locales. You...
This is a response to Shuin Jian’s article onย “How should a Christian respond to injustice and social movements?”. I would like to bring up another topic which has been extremely...
It was about a week before the first COVID-19 case in Singapore, when my nurse manager assigned me to be part of the COVID-19 ICU nursing team in Singapore General Hospital. It was the first such...
Last week, there was a study released in the US that looked at the Millennial generation and their worldviews.ย Here are a few points that stood out, according to an annual survey conducted in...
Planning for our wedding and searching for a house in the midst of COVID-19 has been extremely stressful.ย We initially planned for a large-scale church and banquet wedding. However, we were worried...
Sitting comfortably at #3 on Netflix for some time, The Social Dilemma (TSD) is probably the single best thing I’ve watched on the streaming platform all year.ย It’s a documentary that...
With all the disorder and unrest that’s going on in the world today, let’s take a look at Acts 19:23-41 where a huge riot breaks out in the city of Ephesus. In brief, after Paul has spent...