Nathanael Goh

The Christ was “all about” evangelism! He came  into this world to seek and save the lost (Luke  19:10). That involved Him communicating God’s  truth to those who were lost in sin. When we say “evangelism,” we mean  proclaiming the gospel to lost people. It may be  done with a written message or by oral […]

Some religious groups in existence today base  some of their teaching on “modern-day revelations,”  giving high praise to those whom they consider to be prophets of God. In other cases, it may not be an entire religious group which makes a claim, but individuals, in what we might deem “spur-of-the moment scenarios,” affirm that the Lord gave/gives  them

“In the beginning was the Word, and the  Word was with God, and the Word was God”  (John 1:1). “And the Word became flesh and dwelt  among us . . .” (John 1:14). It is important to  remember that Jesus existed prior to His physical  birth. He existed before the world was (John  17:5). He

The 2021 theme for the fourth page of TRUTH is “What Christians Do for One Another.” This  month, we are studying the concept of Christians  showing hospitality to one another. As observed  before, the New Testament repeatedly speaks of  Christianity in terms of “one another” considerations  and actions. Christians do, in fact, have certain  obligations

In the latter portion of Jesus’ earthly life, the  Pharisees asked Him, “Is it lawful for a man to  divorce his wife for just any reason?” (Matthew  19:3). Jesus did not always give a verbal response  when He was asked a question, but in this case He  did. Jesus’ answer: “Have you not read that

In the last quarter of the twentieth century, I was  a young Christian. There, I have dated myself . . . I  am at least borderline ancient. I remember the  challenges I faced as a young Christian. I still have eyes and ears, so I still am able to recognize what  young Christians face today. Oh,

The Lord God loves every single person. There are some specific humans, though, whom He  mentions numerous times, exhorting His people to  take care of them. One group of such special folks  are widows. The Old Testament contains extensive  instructions about God’s care for them. At times, we read that Jehovah personally took care of widows. In

2024 is fast coming to an end. We look back at a year filled with lots of events that kept us active and use this year-end as a time to take stock of our achievements, reflect on the challenges faced, and exhort one another to grow in faith and continue the good work of the