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“And there was no day like that before it or after it, that the LORD hearkened unto the voice of a man: for the LORD fought for Israel” (Joshua 10:14) There was not a day like this one. It was a day when the sun stood still. It was a day when God fought for His people. It was a day when God listened to the voice of a man. Joshua and the Israelites were fighting their enemies in the land of Canaan. It seemed that they needed more time in order to utterly defeat their foes. Jos

No. Questions Signs 1. Have I grown in my weekly attendance for worship, Bible class & fellowship? (Hebrews 10:25) I am learning not to overpack my schedule with unimportant commitments. I am prioritizing church activities in my calendar. Attendance for Sunday worship is non-negotiable for me. 2. Have I grown in my giving to the Lord? (2 Corinthians 9:7) My giving has increased over time. I am learning to cut out on unnecessary expenses. I prioritize God in my monthly budget

Christmas is a widely observed tradition around the world. Hence, the question arises: Should Christians celebrate Christmas? This document explores the historical background, Biblical perspectives, and personal convictions regarding the observance of Christmas.   Historical Background of Christmas The Bible does not specify Jesus' birth date, and early Christians did not celebrate it. As Christianity expanded across the Roman Empire, December 25th was chosen to align with ex

4th century B.C. – GEOCENTRISM The Earth is the centre of the universe, and all other heavenly bodies are attached to rotating spheres surrounding the earth, all concentric with it (Aristotle)   16th century A.D. – HELIOCENTRISM The centre of the universe is near the Sun, the Sun is stationary, and the Earth is one of several planets revolving around the Sun in a determined order (Copernicus)   TODAY “Our solar system is located in the Milky Way, a barred spiral galaxy with t

In less than two weeks’ time, most of “Christendom” will be celebrating the birth of Christ on Christmas Day, 25 December. During this period, we are constantly being bombarded with messages like “Christ is the reason for the season”. Various “churches” have organized Christmas events and put up Christmas banners. With all this in mind, it is worth asking – why do we not celebrate Christmas as a religious holiday? Really, it comes down to the fact that there is “No Christ in

Recently, I had the privilege to learn more about Artificial Intelligence (AI). Last month, I attended a 2-day AI course organized by SMU academy, and also, during the Four Seas Lectureship, bro Jonathan Burns delivered an insightful lesson about using AI in our Bible study. In both sessions, I have learnt a similar takeaway: AI may be powerful, but we need to be wary of the potential pitfalls. In using AI chatbots (e.g. ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity etc.), we have the power to

As we approach the end of the year, we catch up with sis Seow Hui, a mother of 3 kids who busies herself with doing the Lord’s work. Read on to find out more about her Christian journey, and her continued contribution in different areas of the church while balancing family and work.  Michelle: For a start, could you tell me more about yourself?  Seow Hui: To be honest, it's hard for me to describe a typical day as there have been many changes in our lives recently, especially

The year was 2002, in the month of December. I was 11 years old. We were having a Gospel Meeting at a hotel. I can’t even remember which hotel it was. I can’t even remember the name of the American speaker, neither can I recall the topic that was preached. But I do remember that this particular gospel moved me to be baptized 1 month later. A person cannot be converted in one night… do Gospel Meetings work? The Philippian jailor was converted in one night (Acts 16:25-33). Howe

It is often said that distance makes the heart grow fonder. After spending my first two years of married life separated by the Pacific Ocean and then some, I feel that this is a rather unique experience that I have learned and strengthened my faith from. Long-distance marriages symbolize a profound commitment challenged by physical separation, communication barriers, and emotional longing. Through struggling through and overcoming these challenges together with my wife, Farah