Written by Anna Tee I have always been a quieter person by nature, and making conversation does not always come easily to me. Yet our recent church camp became a gentle and meaningful reminder of how sweet and precious it is when brethren come together, share their lives, and grow in Christ as one family. […]
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Written by Wong Yoke Mei My Journey of Faith: Learning, Connecting and Growing As a new babe in Christ, being baptised less than six months ago, I am still growing in my walk with God. This year’s church camp gave me the space to slow down, connect with my brethren, and reflect on my journey
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Written by Andrew Koay Charity Cannot Be Replaced by Coercion Government operates by power. It taxes, commands, regulates, and enforces. That has its place. Criminal law, courts, policing, and even taxation for proper purposes are necessary. But God has set boundaries. On the other hand, Biblical charity is different. It’s love, mercy, stewardship, obedience. It’s
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Written by Andrew Koay Forgiveness and Restitution So, is restitution more important than forgiveness? The Bible says no. Forgiveness comes first but it doesn’t erase justice. Forgiveness means letting go of revenge, refusing bitterness, and not trying to destroy the offender. It means giving final judgment over to God. But it doesn’t mean pretending nothing
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Written by Loke Poi Ching “Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” (Romans 12:2) When I was younger, life often felt like a relentless treadmill. My days were shaped by deadlines, financial responsibilities, work targets, and the constant pressure to keep moving. Like many people, I had
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Written by Loke Poi Ching 4. Connections: From Leftover Moments to Lasting Fellowship During my working days, keeping in touch with friends often happened at the end of a long day. A quick message would be sent when there was a spare moment left, usually when my energy was running low. Nowadays, I have the freedom to be more
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Written by Andrew Koay Robin Hood stands out as one of the most captivating legends in the English-speaking world. People picture him as a noble outlaw who stole from the rich and gave to the poor. In the romantic stories, he’s brave and generous, quick-witted, fiercely loyal, and deeply committed to doing what’s right. He
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Written by Loke Poi Ching I recently stepped into my mid-60s, and if I’m being completely honest, I’ve decided I’m liking this season of life! For years, I wondered what ‘ageing with grace’ actually looked like. Now that I’m here, I’m realising it’s less about looking ‘picture-perfect’ and more about enjoying the quiet contentment God
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Written by Allen Lee Abraham lived in Mesopotamia. In obedience to God’s instruction, he left his country and travelled to Canaan (Acts 7:2–4). While in Canaan, God promised to give the land to Abraham’s descendants: “To your descendants I will give this land” (Genesis 12:7). God later renewed this promise: “Lift your eyes now and
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Written by Annabelle Yau “If you do it alone, you will always do it alone.” The quote comes from Justin Whitmel Earley, in his book “Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms”. The original context is derived from the idea that as parents, if we never invite our children into the
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