The Road to Recovery
By Ai Hiong Sim Have you ever been ill? It’s been just over two years since my major surgery on my lower back. I had to have a Decompression and Fusion of the L3-5 in my...
Category: Practical Theology
CAMBODIA 2020: MY FIRST OVERSEAS MISSION TRIP
By Abigail Chew In January 2020, eight of us from Kingsway Methodist Church travelled to Battambang, Cambodia for our annual mission trip. It was my first ever overseas mission trip, and I was very...
GOD NEXT DOOR: Social Concern for Our Neighbour and for Those Overseas
By Kim Tan Social concern is sometimes associated with helping with natural disasters, orphanage sponsorships, overseas medical missions, and the like. But is that what social concern is all about? There was a story about two Christians who lived in...
Things to Do in Self-Isolation
By Jun Gan Well folks, looks like the inevitable has arrived. The dreaded (partial) isolation. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we have seen panic rear its ugly head, instilling fear in people all over...
Good Fruit
By Michelle Ting Durian—rightly crowned as the ‘King of Fruits’ due to its unique and unrivalled properties. With its acquired taste and pulp-like flesh, you either love it or hate it. While some may...
A Mum’s Perspective on the Spiritual Life of Our Children
By Florence Teo When Brother Yu, our adult-cell facilitator asked a volunteer to write an article for the magazine, I put my hand up. Our Easter church camp has just finished, and in my...
What Happens When We Pray?
By Ricky Njoto PRAYER; a simple word that’s supposed to be understood by everyone from every system of belief. But do we actually know what a prayer is? Often, it’s thought that praying is...
God’s Word Sustains Us
By Doris Wong The way we see and read the Bible matters. For many people, the Bible is merely a book of laws, and they may find that it puts them off every time...
CONNECT: Are We Hermit-Crabstians?
By Rev. Elijah Chew Hermit crabs hide in their shells all the time. Or do they? Yes, during daytime, they hide in their little portable homes, but at night they exhibit a far-different behaviour altogether. Hermit crabs are in fact...
In Christ: Innocent or Guilty?
By Jun Gan In. It is a preposition that conveys a sense of something being immersed or surrounded by another substance. Put a cucumber into a jar of vinegar and overtime, the cucumber transforms...