Category Archives: Bulletins

By Wilbur Lim Recently I had a Bible discussion with a believer from one of the denominations of Christendom. I was happy to note that the faith he believed in was not in a vacuum, but could be backed by historical and scientific means. With that, I proceeded to probe further into his understanding of […]

By Lim Chong Teck When we become Christians, I dare say none of us plan to fall away. I doubt even Judas Iscariot having been chosen to be an apostle had a scheme drawn out to betray Jesus for 30 pieces of silver. It was something that came about later at the end of three […]

By Roger D. Campbell Have you ever stopped to consider everything that the God of heaven knows? Time and again in the Bible we read about His marvelous knowledge. It amazes us and causes us to be in awe of Him. The Bible declares that “God is greater than our heart, and knows all things” […]

By Roger D. Campbell See if any of this sounds familiar: the prime minister or president blames the legislature and the legislature blames the top ruling figure in the country.  The national government blames the state/provincial governments and the state/provincial government blame the national government.  The coach blames the players and the players blame the […]

By Khoo Tze Wei Introduction Communication is key in keeping a relationship growing and going, especially if it is a long-distance relationship. When you are not able to see or do things with the other party, it becomes especially important to communicate. Such is our relationship with God. While we do not physically see Him, […]

By Stephen Tan When I was staying with aunty Janet in Perth, Australia, I found out that she has the best toilet. The toilet is not big or spectacular, but it has the best message glued onto the toilet wall. The message is short but it is very powerful and meaningful. The toilet message: “This […]

By Nathanael Goh “Your word I have hidden in my heart lest I sin against You” (Psa 119:11) is one of my favouriteverses in the bible. Being a Christian means that you’ve decided to follow Christ knowing that our old man was crucified with Him, that the body of sin might be done away with, that we should […]

By John Quek In the family of Abram (Abraham) and Lot, problems emerged when the two families were living too close for comfort. When strife broke out amongst their herdsmen to the degree that it was too difficult to manage and the close proximity to one another grew tense,  the elder in the family said to the […]

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