Her Voice

Written by Kylene Wee It has been over a year since I was baptised. When I think about faith, I often recall the “big moments” as worship services, prayer gatherings, church events that leave me deeply moved. I’ve also learned that faith is lived in the in-betweens too: the morning commute, preparing meals, getting ready […]

Written by Annabelle Yau Dear you,  Happy New Year! Welcome to 2026! I hope that 2025 has treated you well. Like all years, it likely brought both joys and challenges – moments of growth and learning. My prayer is that 2025 has prepared you for who you need to be in 2026, both to the

Written by Jolene Chong Years ago, when I first began my professional role as a university educator, I assumed my primary contact with students would be to teach them the syllabus. I have learnt over time, more often than not, it is instead spent on a myriad of other situations, from consoling them in difficult

Written by Kylene Wee In January 2025, I lost my dad. where everyone had hopes and resolutions set for the new year, I only had one: I hoped to bring him on a road trip. My dad had many health complications, and he struggled with his balance and his diet. He was frail, weak, and

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

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

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

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

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

By Shiori Murayama (Image Source: Freepik) Life is short and often unpredictable, filled with moments of happiness and challenges. As I spend the last 4 weeks away from work, I reflect on many aspects of life: Work (undoubtedly), Friendships, Family and God. The Book of Ecclesiastes reminds us that “everything is vanity” without a God-centered