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“This year, on Aug 9, I will have celebrated National Day 52 times,” Jeffrey Goh ā let’s call him Uncle Jeff ā declares, waving his Singapore flag. The National Day tattoos on...
Iām Alexandra (Alex for short), and thatās my brother, Andrew, on the guitar. We’ve been roving about and bringing worship in simple forms to different places, and that includes several...
What is it like to be the Senior Pastorās son? If I had a dollar every time someone asked me that, it would probably be a lot harder for me to enter the kingdom of God (Matthew 19:24). I wasnāt...
“Okay everyone, we have a new person with us today. Let’s introduce ourselves:Ā Name, age, what we’re currently doing, and one fun fact.” Eventually, it was the new...
Thereās the middle child syndrome, the only child stereotype and now, the younger sibling struggle. Siblings are expected to be similar. People expect you to behave the same, maybe even look the...
I remember climbing the Great Wall of China with my father in 2009. My sisters and mother were predictably not game enough to ascend the cobbled steps, but we men were always so brave. I led the way...
The other day in the church lobby I sawĀ someone I knew in conversation with the parents of our mutual friend. IĀ was out of earshot, but the body language was plain to see: TheĀ young man’s...
He was only five when it happened. In those days, young Ian loved watching his father play Chinese Chess with the neighbourhood’s older residents. In fact, he looked solely to his father for...
Have you ever seen your dad cry?Ā Even if you have, you could probably count the number of times you’ve done so with one hand. It’s not the most Dad thing to do. In my 27 years of life...