
Read and reflect with us on news, trends, and issues that affect Singapore.
Despite winning several gold and silver medals at the ongoing SEA Games in the Philippines, Singapore’s first Olympic gold medallist has come under fire for his physique and performance.
‘Tis the spirit of giving . . . or is it? If you think about it, Christmas is really about getting stuff.
Stress is unavoidable in modern life. But a biblical approach could help us reduce some of the stress we face.
How can a frustrated parent be patient when a child is throwing a tantrum or misbehaving?
I must have been crazy to accept my friends’ invitation to join them for a run. I hadn’t jogged for years, and yet, here I was agreeing to a 5km run along the Geylang Park Connector.
With mostly bad news dominating the headlines in recent days, it was refreshing this week to read an amazing story of an article about an 83-year-old man who received the Singapore Patient Caregiver Award for helping other elderly folks in his neighbourhood.
Despite having a team of smaller-sized players who have lost many tournaments, Japan has been doing really well in the Rugby World Cup. What might its secret be?
On Children’s Day, a father recalls how God comforted him and his young son as they walked through a dark valley together.
As the haze continues to come and go, several questions keep coming to my mind. One is of practical concern: What’s the PSI now? Another is: Why can’t more be done to prevent it?
A report on rising divorce among seniors in Singapore prompts a husband to pen a reflection on his 38th wedding anniversary and what keeps it going.
Despite facing a $100,000 fine by the ingapore Medical Council disciplinary tribunal, Dr Lim Lian Arn found God's peace and joy.
A father loses his cool trying to teach his son mathematics. Read to see what he learns about himself and God.

















