From Fugitive to Faith-driven Entrepreneur, Vivy Koo’s Life Points to Jesus
When Vivy Koo was 13, her family went on the run after her father’s business failed, leaving them with insurmountable debt. She was sent to live with her uncle and
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“What a great God we have, that He has called me a friend” – Assoc Prof Dr Thiru Subramaniam reflects on three decades of God’s faithfulness
By Ruth Yong Wang Theen For Associate Professor Dr. Thiru Subramaniam, the Light of the World first appeared quietly through his mother’s tears, unanswered prayers, and a simple decision to
7 Ways to Experience the Joy of Giving this Christmas
By Ruth Yong Wang Theen Christmas draws our attention to a gift so profound that it reshapes how we understand generosity itself. Long before presents were exchanged or tables prepared,
He was drifting through life without a purpose. Then, the love of Christ confronted him.
By Ruth Yong Wang Theen Growing up in a traditional Hindu family, religion was tied closely to culture and identity for Divyesh Subramaniam. Yet, he struggled to meaningfully connect with
When God Doesn’t Heal: How is This Love? – Meera Mahadevan’s new book wrestles with chronic illness, suffering and the God who walks with us
Review by Debbie Loh The stories no one talks about can hold big lessons. Stories such as unanswered prayers for healing or for deliverance in the bodily sense. We hear
God’s Purposes > Our Passions: Bray Bakery’s Jonathan Lim on Finding the Bread of Life
On the first day of his national exams, 17-year-old Jonathan Leon Lim experienced his first seizure. “I had epileptic seizures up to three times a week. My friends didn’t know
