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I came to the Conference this morning by no means as a mental health expert. Instead, I’m a witness of what happens when you neglect one’s own inner life. I’m a witness to the grace of...
“Because Jesus is in the boat with you, you can have hope. There is always hope.” That was the quote that stood out to me from my time at LoveSingapore Youth Fest 2025, held on a bustling...
We don’t lack information about climate change. It’s on the news, in our school curricula, even on the disposable packaging we throw away. Here in Singapore, the message has been loud and clear:...
I would like to start with a disclaimer that I am not neurodivergent, but am writing this from the perspective of an allied health professional who works very frequently with neurodivergent people. ...
In March 2014, over 10,000 people attended Celebration of Hope in Fukuoka with Will Graham. Organised by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and led by Will Graham, grandson of the late Billy...
We are very ordinary people. God really uses ordinary people. I used to think that mission work is about going places to help people. But my journey has brought me to realise that real impactful work...
Pastor Lam Wai Chan was 37 when he first received the call to uproot and relocate to Japan. Despite his love for the country and its culture, and his fluency in the language, it was not something he...
TRIGGER WARNING: This article deals with sexual assault. My first encounter with Christianity happened when I was in secondary school. But it wasn’t in the usual way that anyone would imagine. I...
For 60-year-old Seiichi Arai, Christianity was something he had stumbled upon. The Saitama native had been taking up odd jobs in Tokyo and sought temporary lodging in various Internet and manga...