What Does Faith Look Like in This Pandemic?
Recently I was preparing a sermon based on James 2:14 -26 for a combined worship of 2 churches. The theme is “Faith in Action” and here’s where I discovered that […]
Who Is Singing?
Many things have changed during this pandemic. When our 8:30am worship service resumed on 12 July, it felt very different. For a start, the usual greetings – shaking of hands, […]
Serve God!
I am reminded from 1 John 4:19 that “we love because He (our Lord Jesus) first loved us.” Similarly, we serve because He first served us. This was how our […]
Will Religion Post-Covid-19 Be More Personal, Less Communal? (The Straits Times, 2 July)
I came across this article in the newspapers and very naturally my curiosity was aroused. I wondered about the author’s response. Will religion become more personal and less communal after […]
A Different Kind of Politics
Does the church have anything to do with politics? I remember coming across an article by a local church leader on the internet which emphatically answered that question in the […]
All Colours Matter
An incident on the 25th of May in the US changed the attention of many people from the fight against COVID 19 to something else. It spilled over the streets, nations […]
Lessons From a Caterpillar
The caterpillar on our front door One day in October last year, I returned home from school to find a little green caterpillar climbing up our front door. Carefully I […]
Essentially Valuable and Equally Valued
Recently, The Sunday Times commissioned an online survey to find out how people’s perceptions of essential workers have changed, if at all, against the backdrop of Covid-19, and whether they […]
When the Scattered Church Re-Gathers
Covid-19 has thrust churches to grab whatever technology might keep them in doing ministry not as an emergency measure but as a new normal. Technology is changing the way the […]
A Grateful, Thankful Heart!
Grumbling (i.e. complaining or protesting) was something that the Israelites did in the wilderness (see Numbers 14:2). God was very angry with them and almost destroyed them if not for […]
