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“I’m hungry!”
By Qi Qi Kwang, 18, Singapore Remember when you were young, and you just had to say “I’m hungry” to have food served to you? Embarrassingly, the affluence of Singapore has bred laziness among many young people. Having domestic helpers in homes to oversee the day-to-day processes of cooking and cleaning is now a norm. [...]
“I’m hungry!”
By Qi Qi Kwang, 18, Singapore Remember when you were young, and you just had to say “I’m hungry” to have food served to you? Embarrassingly, the affluence of Singapore has bred laziness among many young people. Having domestic helpers in homes to oversee the day-to-day processes of cooking and cleaning is now a norm. [...]
Discover an intriguing look at the battle for the mind
There’s a battle that has raged for centuries, between the ideas of the world and the truth of Scripture. Let's hold up the doctrines of Scripture to other religious ideas of the ages.
You Are
By Debra Ayis, 20, Nigeria You are all I want You are all I need You are all I seek I yearn for Thee In darkness and distress My soul cries for Thee Oh my Lord My Creator and Protector You complete me Filling my empty heart With Your love and joy I delight in [...]
You Are
By Debra Ayis, 20, Nigeria You are all I want You are all I need You are all I seek I yearn for Thee In darkness and distress My soul cries for Thee Oh my Lord My Creator and Protector You complete me Filling my empty heart With Your love and joy I delight in [...]
Graduating to Become a Slave
By Chaz Oswald, 22, USA During my senior year in high school, college was constantly on my mind. While I was eager to start a new chapter in life, like many seniors, I felt the stress of decision-making. I understood that the schools I applied for and later attend would influence my future. One key [...]
Graduating to Become a Slave
By Chaz Oswald, 22, USA During my senior year in high school, college was constantly on my mind. While I was eager to start a new chapter in life, like many seniors, I felt the stress of decision-making. I understood that the schools I applied for and later attend would influence my future. One key [...]
A framework that helps us work through the biblical puzzles
If you’ve ever come across two passages of Scripture that seem to contradict, you’ve likely found yourself confused!
Piano
By Priscila Stevanni, Indonesia When I was younger, my piano teacher used to say, “No matter how little time you have, say hello to your piano everyday.” Of course, I hardly paid attention to her advice and was often lazy to do it. Now, I know better. During the times that I actually practiced, I [...]
The process and product of the providence of God
When an overwhelming need is met, or a major obstacle is overcome, it’s evident that God is at work. But can we see His provision in the ordinary events of our everyday lives?
Burn After Reading
By Tracy Phua, 23, Singapore “Continue reading if you’ve told Mrs Lee that I cheated in the Math test . . .” I stared at this opening sentence in a hand-written letter from a classmate in great bewilderment. What on earth have I done? At that time, I was a 13-year-old who had just enrolled [...]
Find freedom in Jesus’ teaching on not being anxious about the future
With the help of calendars, we map out our schedule for the days and weeks to come. So how can we plan ahead without bringing additional worry and anxiety to today? Insight from Matthew, chapter 6.
Let’s look at seven reasons in Scripture for why we should not be anxious about our future
When we agonize over a situation—whether it’s financial, relational, or medical—we usually have a good reason to worry! Don’t miss the real-life application from Matthew 6.
Discover what spiritual sickness is and how it is affecting Americans
Illnesses like influenza, smallpox, and bubonic plague have all been national epidemics at some time in history. Be here for the diagnosis of the spiritual sickness that is affecting Americans on a much larger scale.
What Does The Lord Require Of You?
By Alan Humphrey, UK My name is Alan, but you may call me Marshmallow. At least, that’s what my dance partner used to call me—thankfully not because she wanted to skewer me with a sharp stick and toast me over a camp-fire (my dancing wasn’t quite that bad), but rather because she felt that I [...]
