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You might remember the heart-wrenching photo of a young Syrian boy whose body was found on a beach after a failed attempt to reach Greece. Billed as the year of the Europe’s refugee crisis,...
Lately, friends and fellow Singaporeans have been flushed with the news about trouble in the construction industry. Because the coronavirus has wrecked supply lines and caused manpower issues across...
“The world may be in lockdown, but the Gospel is not.” That was our pitch for #HACK2020, but it still holds true today. The missional objective of the Church to make disciples of all nations...
It seems like something out of Fast and Furious. My sister filters right to avoid going down the expressway. She knocks into the van beside her. She quickly swerves left. Before I know it, the car is...
We all know what it’s like to grapple with hurt or disappointment when our trust gets broken or when we find ourselves breaking someone else’s trust. Whether it’s keeping secrets for your best...
The year is 1975. Rodney Hui, or affectionately known as Uncle Rodney to many young friends, is only 20 years old. Rodney had a long break before starting his university education, so he decided to...
One of the most popular verses in Ecclesiastes is in chapter 3, where it talks about the different seasons in life and a time for every matter under heaven. The first thing that caught my attention...
A few years ago, Joseph Chean was tasked to close a national prayer event with a segment on missions. At the Day of His Power, the National Director of YWAM Singapore made an altar call for...
With the arrival of the COVID vaccines, there seemed to be hope that life would return to normal. I myself jumped at the opportunity to be vaccinated as I wanted the freedom to travel abroad again....