A writer explores how Kiasu (fear of losing) and Kiasi (fear of dying)—common Singaporean traits—have kept her from living out her faith with courage and faith.

Why would Jesus call us His friends in John chapter 15? What does it mean, and how can we be a better friend to Him? A self-professed "bad friend" contemplates.

In your season of dryness and loss, know that God is there, exhorts poet Madeline Chu-Ang. He brings healing and wholeness to the broken.

Experiencing death of a loved one is helping a man diagnosed with a critical illness prepare his legacy for his loved ones and community.

A prodigal son reflects on how his relationship with his earthly family colours how he feels about God and obeying Him, and turning back to the Father.

An honest look at our resistance to surrender control to God is the first step towards growing our relationship with God.

Be comforted by the knowledge of Jesus' omniscience and compassion through this poem by Madeline Chu-Ang.

How can a stubborn, elderly parent come to know God and receive salvation? A writer confronts her doubts with God's word.

Some Christians may struggle with honouring parents who abuse, abandon or aggravate them. What can believers do in such circumstances?

Why is leadership so painful? Here's a perspective, with some biblical insights on why suffering as a leader is inevitable and what leaders can do.