Written by Annabelle Yau Author’s Note: I wrote this when I was still waiting for my first baby. Since then, God has blessed us with our beautiful daughter. Some might think that makes this reflection irrelevant — that because “we got what we wanted,” the lesson no longer applies. But I believe we are always […]
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Written by Roger D. Campbell The city of Thyatira was well-known for its trade guilds, as well as its purple (we recall that Lydia, who sold purple, was from Thyatira, Acts 16:14). Of greater significance to Christians, though, is the letter that the Lord sent to the Thyatira church. We read that letter in Revelation
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Written by Yeow Chin Kiong An understanding of the fundamental characteristic of who we are as Christians and members of the church of Christ is of utmost importance to our appreciation of our key duty and responsibility. 1 Timothy 3:15 tells us that scripture instructs us “… how (we) ought to conduct (ourselves) in the
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Written by Yeow Chin Kiong Preparing Bible lessons and sermons is not difficult because it only requires the proper handling of information readily available from merely one source, God’s word (2 Timothy 2:15; 4:2), and effectively communicating it to others to save them from the consequence of their sin and guide them to do good
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Written by Yeow Chin Kiong On Thursday, 2nd October 2025, a knife attack on Jewish worshippers assembled at the premises of Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation, a synagogue at Higher Crumpsall, Manchester, United Kingdom, resulted in the death of two congregants, the assailant and serious injury to three among those who were attending Yom Kippur (Day
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Written by Willy Ling When we read of tragedies happening far away, our hearts ache – but when it happens here, in our own schools, it hits painfully close to home. The recent incident where a young student lost her life at the hands of another leaves us stunned, worried, and asking, “How did it
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Written by Chad Dollahite The majority of the New Testament writings of Paul the apostle were addressed to Christians. In Galatians, Paul reminded the brethren of their liberty in Jesus Christ (Galatians 2:4; 5:1), but he also told them that liberty is not license. “For you, brethren, have been called to liberty; only do not
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Written by Roger D. Campbell If you have read the four records of Jesus’ earthly life, you know that He did not live a life of ease. When the Word dwelt among men, not only did He face temptations like all humans do, He also had to deal with challenges, trials, and discomfort. How did
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Written by Dave Leonard As soon as we read of the creation of man, it is stated that something in God’s creation is “not good.” “And the LORD God said, ‘It is not good that man should be alone; I will make him a helper comparable to him’” (Genesis 2:18). Man’s problem of being alone was solved
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Written by Alvin Lee When we make a wrong decision that leads to unintended outcomes, we call it a mistake. Mistakes can be small, such as leaving your clothes out in the rain or ordering food that is too spicy for your liking. However, some mistakes have led to devastating consequences. Between 1959 and 1961,
