Don’t you hate it when you have worked so hard to make something happen and someone comes along, does a little touch up and takes credit for the outcome? Don’t you feel robbed when you lead a difficult project to success and your manager tells… Read More »Boast in the Lord
BULLETIN ARTICLE – 22 JAN 2017 Two battleships were on exercises at sea. The weather was foggy and visibility was poor. Shortly after dark, the lookout on the bridge of one of the battleship reported: “Light, bearing on the starboard bow.” The Captain asked: “Is… Read More »God's wisdom
Singaporeans are globe trotters and many have been on cruises. On an average cruise ship, there are at least a thousand passengers. They come from different countries and were of various races. On a recent cruise, there were three separate groups of Singaporeans who… Read More »God's holy people
Is the Church in the world as it should be or is the world in the Church? This is the crux of the matter that Apostle Paul deals with in his first letter to the Church at Corinth. The message though written 2000 years ago,… Read More »The Corinthian church
ARTICLE – 18 December 2016 The 2nd Corinthians Epistle from Apostle Paul is mostly autobiographical. He was the Corinthian Church’s founder and shared of his personal life and his ministry for God and His people. He was rather forthright in expressing his innermost thoughts. He spoke fearlessly… Read More »God's grace is always sufficient
ARTICLE – 11 December 2016 An elderly, godly Christian lady said that it is the sincere heart that utters a simple and short prayer for Jesus to hear. There is no need for long winded, repetitive prayers like those made by the Pharisees in Jesus’… Read More »Jesus teaches us to pray
Children are very familiar with this upbeat song taught at our Sunday Schools which they sing with much gusto and enthusiasm: With Christ in the vessel, we can smile at the storm (3x) As we go sailing home. This is right biblical doctrine that as… Read More »Jesus saved me
ARTICLE – 27 November 2016 Tax collectors of taxes were despised for their collusion with Rome. This hatred was particularly intense in Judea, which was under direct Roman control. A visiting Galilean with a reputation for association with tax collectors might well have been suspected of disloyalty,… Read More »Justified Before God
Mary’s prayer comes at a time when she found out that she was pregnant with Jesus – Son of the Most High – as revealed by the angel Gabriel. Her words of praise reflected joy, gratefulness to God’s mercy and of awe and rejoicing that God… Read More »Praise the Saviour
ARTICLE – 13 November 2016 On the day before Jesus was crucified, He spent His precious time with His close disciples. It was just before the Annual Passover Festival. He had spent three and a half years with them. He knew them intimately and they… Read More »Jesus prayed for Christians
