Written by Jolene Chong As cliche as it sounds, time really flies! Over a year has passed since my husband, Fang Hao and I registered for marriage. As you read this, today marks one year since our wedding day, an event we reminisce about with fondness. We remain thankful to our brethren who played an integral part […]
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Written by Calvin Chan, Growing up, I was raised by a Buddhist family, I went to Chinese schools for my early education. Malaysia, the country I live in, is muslim dominated with 63.5% of its citizens being muslim. And so when I bring up the fact that I am a Christian especially to friends “assuming
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Written by Lim Chan Khoon (KKCOC Elder) At the close of his second epistle, in 2 Peter 3:18, the apostle Peter gives a final charged to all Christians to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The word Grow is translated from the Greek term auxanō which means: to grow,
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Written by Eng Kim Leng Today, as we stand at the threshold between one year and the next, our hearts overflow with gratitude for the countless blessings God has showered upon us and His faithfulness to our church throughout the year 2025. We had our fair share of rejoicings (6 baptisms in the year, academic
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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 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 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 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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