Discipleship

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Women hooked on porn: Not just a men’s problem

“That’s the day I gave up.” She had been waiting for someone to find out about her habit of watching pornography, so that she could get help. She just needed someone to ask her:...

Mental Health

Pwned by porn: This is how it messes with your mind

It only takes half a second for porn to reach our brain. In comparison, alcohol takes 6 minutes while heroin takes 10-20 seconds. These figures were shared at Set Free 2019, a national summit for...

Sermons

What are you filling your life with?

The truth is each of us needs to be filled up. While growing up, we’re being filled with the opinions of man, which I’m illustrating with ping pong balls today. When our lives –...

Surveys & Reports

Singapore, we have a porn problem

“If you marry someone who watches pornography, you can kiss your intimacy goodbye. Because there’s not a woman in Singapore that can compete with porn.” This sobering statement was...

Easter

Lent is here, should I care?

What is Lent? Honestly, before I wrote this article, I didn’t actually know. Was it a second chance at self-denial since, by now, most of us would have messed up our New Year’s...

Devotionals

A glimpse of God’s goodness and mercy

For the first time in my life, I believe with all my heart and soul that God is good. Not the fleeting “God is so good” when a prayer is answered. Nor the reluctant “God I choose...

Discipleship

What TL;DR means for Bible reading

When my church leaders decided we should teach Deuteronomy to our cell groups, many of us groaned in horror. Deuteronomy is one of the books we try to avoid reading as Christians, let alone teach it....

Discipleship

What to do when the Bible is confusing

When we ask questions about the Bible, we often learn more about God through those questions. But what do you do when you have a question, and the more you read about it, the less it makes sense? For...

Discipleship

Have you wrestled with healing yet?

At some point, we will grapple with what we think about physical healing – if not for our own, then for someone else’s. “Do we pray for healing? How do we pray? How do we know if God...