From his greatest moment, Joseph Schooling has stumbled in a moment of weakness. Is this a familiar story?

Our walk with the Lord is often replete with repetition and routine. How can we stay open to the ordinary? What if we found meaning in the mundane?

When should we stop “punishing” someone for bad behaviour online? And when should we even not start at all?

How can we protect ourselves against the spread of diseases like monkeypox?

If you’re a caregiver struggling with the heavy responsibility of caring for a loved one, there’s good news.

Life’s getting back to normal, which might mean drudgery and boredom again. But perhaps that’s something to be thankful for these days.

Should the six trainee lawyers who cheated on their exams be named or not? What does it mean to give a second chance? Read this reflection on what it means to uphold justice while giving grace.

Waiting for her new HDB flat to be ready is a real challenge for Wendy Wong. She shares her experience and insights about seeking God’s wisdom during the long wait.

The recent spate of violent attacks has raised questions about the possible rise of gangsterism. One writer reflects on what might happen next.

The recent easing of Covid-19 restrictions is good news, especially after two years of living with uncertainty. One writer reflects on how some people cope with the fear of the unknown.

Divisions and differences of opinion in the church, in the community and in the nation can be so stark that we’re unable to even agree to disagree. What can Christians do when they disagree?

Good news for students and parents: you can say goodbye to mid-year exams soon! One writer, however, thinks she’ll miss them.