Living to glorify God, not ourselves
Deep in every human soul is a subconscious longing…
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Jesus sets banker free from shame
L is a banker who was successful on the outside bu…
Betrayal
Have you ever felt let down by people you trust an…
Catholicism’s uncanny resemblance to Buddhism
A Buddhist once said, “Guan yin is to Buddhists wh…
Submitting to God
Submitting every area of our lives to God can be a…
Marriage
God’s model marriage calls for sacrificial love, g…
When our work ethics become unhealthy
As people redeemed by the blood of Jesus, we have …
Natural disasters
Natural disasters and epidemic outbreaks are on th…
Self-reflection
We can often “go with the flow” of life, without n…
Living in our spiritual inheritance
Jesus Christ came to earth to share His spiritual …
Mission trip
A mission trip pulls together different people to …
When comparisons become sinful
As believers, we are to set our eyes on Jesus and …
Healing
Jesus gave us the authority to heal “every d…
Jesus heals manager’s church wounds
D grew up in a condemning and chaotic charismatic …
Realities behind not forgiving ourselves
Jesus came to replace our shame with His honour. T…
Cleansing self
After ministering to or praying for others, people…
Cleansing home
We may never know the full history of a house, fla…
Work politics
No one wants enemies at work. There will be people…
When to say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ when serving others
It is not always the tough times that leave us fatigued, but when we seem to be doing lots of good things. In serving others, we are not meant to become “spiritually unwell”. How do we end up in such unhealthy situations, and how do we come out of them graciously?...
Family disappointments
Family feuds, divorce, adultery, fighting over wea…