Written by Loke Poi Ching “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” (Galatians 6:9) I stumbled upon an incredible story of quick thinking and selfless love that happened on April 4, 2018, in Michigan. It was a dark […]
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Written by Annabelle Yau “I imagine that this lectureship is a little glimpse of heaven… minus the Singapore heat.” These words from Zelda Quek during her 2025 lesson on “Balancing Homemaking, Career and Technology” perfectly capture how I feel about Four Seas Lectureship. Every year, Four Seas Bible College of Bible & Missions holds this
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Written by Annabelle Yau As I became more familiar with Christianity, I began to notice some things. Christians always had a good life. So many instances in which, I see my Christian friends excelling in studies, work, love life, family life and basically every aspect of life. I remember a conversation that I had with
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Written by Kylene Wee There are people I pray for who may never know I did. Aside from brethren, which I often keep in prayers, some are family, close friends and some are people who once passed through my life like a soft breeze – there for a season, then gone. They are the people
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Written by Nathanael Goh As I look back on my ninth year as a Christian, I found myself reflecting on what truly sustains our walk with God. It seemed only fitting to write about the key traits that help us remain steadfast in the faith. Through my observations and interactions with mature brethren – such
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Written by Yeow Chin Kiong Offsprings are a Divine heritage and reward, whose parents “will not be put to shame” (Psalm 127:3-5), but only if sons and daughters have been chastened (i.e. disciplined) by their parents (Hebrews 12:7-11). Truly, the scriptural objective of parenting is to yield “the peaceable fruit of righteousness to those who
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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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