Is there a “right” or “good” time for the handover of leadership, as in the case of Singapore’s top post? Or is there simply never a good time for change of any sort?

Some of the fast-changing, headline-breaking events of the day may make it into the pages of history, but ultimately, what are the stories that last longest in our memory?

Lunar New Year is a time for families to reunite and reconnect. But can reunions involve someone outside the family?

A recent article about Singapore’s top 10 favourite Bible verses sheds some light on our spiritual concerns and understanding of the Bible—and the news may not be good.

Bookstores have been closing in Singapore. Are we not reading? Why do we read? As a follower of God, a librarian reflects on the reasons why we bother to read.

Singapore is set to see its next prime minister take over by the end of next year. What might this mean for the nation’s future? How might a Christian respond?

Singapore has been featured as a “Blue Zone”, where people are more likely to live longer and age gracefully. But is there a “blue spiritual zone” where our faith journey can be just as meaningful?

With more people coming forward to acknowledge their struggles with mental health issues, how prepared is the Christian community to help them? As we mark World Mental Health Day on October 10, perhaps it’s time to consider what it means for us as God’s hands and feet.

In these days of deep divisions and differences, building unity is a big challenge—both in the nation and in the church.

The powerful artificial-intelligence chatbot is amazing—and possibly frightening at the same time. How can we respond?

Despite all the warnings, people continue to fall prey to scams. Are we just as vulnerable to spiritual scams?

Faith and tradition can clash at Chinese New Year, but perhaps we can renew our perspectives on culture and redeem some customs for God’s glory.