Articles by

Wong Siqi

Faith

Let Him love you

Let Me love you. Let Me love you. Tears streamed down my face in the dark of the auditorium.  The man who had just given me a razor-sharp prophetic word took his hand off my head and moved on to...

Relationships

When a friendship crosses boundaries

I remember the first time I fell in love. It was more than just the cheap euphoria of physical attraction, this time there was a connection on a deep level. I never felt as understood by anyone else...

Faith

The generous will prosper

If only I had more money, I’d be more willing to bless others. If only I were rich, I’d be more generous. That was what I used to think. But here’s a sobering realisation from the Bible: It...

Faith

What happened to the fire in my heart?

I remember the first time I felt like I was “on fire” for God. I can still recall the colourful lights that danced like birds across the stage. The atmosphere was solemn yet I felt a...

Culture

REVIVE: Nearly 40 years after the Clocktower Revival, a new generation arises

I studied in ACS (Barker Road). Unlike most people, I didn’t find God through Church. Instead, it was purely my time in Anglo Chinese School (ACS), through daily devotions and weekly chapels,...

Faith

"First Choice": A song of life decisions and destiny

After completing my Bar Course to become a lawyer, I went through a time of great change. I walked away from the church I grew up in, to consider what my faith meant to me, as well as whether the...

Faith

What role does the Church play in their churchgoers’ love lives?

One of the chapters in a book I was reading recently, The Meaning of Marriage by Timothy Keller, talked about singleness and marriage. One of the passages he mentioned briefly was 1 Corinthians 7....

Faith

The manna test

I’m always fascinated by the supernatural provisions of God, especially when Israel were in the wilderness. Feeding the entire nation of Israel of at least 2 million people, was equivalent to...

Faith

Wounded by the Church: A letter to fellow Special Needs Christians

This is a response piece to The Christian stereotype: Why you should also love those who aren’t like you. I’m sure most of us know the weight of the word when someone is branded an...