20101212 The man sat and begged; he could not see Jesus passed by, He who wept in Gethsemane In an instant, He saw the need Put clay and spit and made that sit On the blind man’s eye, and told him, “Go” In Siloam’s pool,… Read More »Light Of The World
20101205 In Genesis 14, Abram had rescued his nephew Lot, all the goods and the people from neighbouring kings at war. After the rescue, the King of Sodom welcomed the return of his captured people and offered Abram to keep the spoils of war. Abram… Read More »God's Great Gift
20101128 Often, our responsiveness to obeying the teaching of the Bible is affected by our attitude in listening. When the Apostle Paul spoke to the Corinthian church each time, they scorned his speaking ability. They rated him at best – timid, unimpressive and hardly authoritative. … Read More »Obey God Completely
20101121 God uses accounts in the Bible to point us to His plan for humankind and to instruct us on what it means to live lives of active faith in Him. Abel’s acceptable sacrifice shows us that faith in service is to be an expression… Read More »Walk With God
20101114 The Prophet Jeremiah wept very much. He wished his wailing will rouse his people to be sensitive towards God and to realise that sinful living will only lead to their doom and destruction. His people, who knew of God’s goodness and protection, were living… Read More »Surrender to God
20101107 God hates lies and deceptions. “The LORD detests lying lips, but he delights in men who are truthful” (Prov. 12:22). A lie caused Adam and Eve to sin. A lie brought on the death on Ananias and Sapphira in the early Jerusalem Church. The… Read More »Worship In Spirit and In Truth
20101031 The restoration of the Israelites in Ezekiel 36:16-38 is the summary message of the book of Ezekiel. The Israelites had offended God through bloodshed and idolatry. God’s punishment resulted in their exile to Babylon. But the LORD promised that they would be restored to… Read More »Restore – Refresh – Renew
20101024 “Shema” is the opening word and the title of a daily Jewish prayer. “Shema” literally means “Hear”. The words of this Jewish prayer are: “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the LORD is One” (Deut. 6:4). The “Shema” became a creed of Jewish belief, that… Read More »Shema
20101017 What is the last thing one would expect to do before departing this world? Jesus set a selfless, dignified sacrificial example. He prayed for His disciples and for future believers. He showed care and concern for those who would believe Him. He knew just… Read More »Love One Another
20101010 Worship of God was very much on the heart and mind of King Solomon. His father King David wanted to build a Temple for God to dwell in the midst of His people, the Israelites. But God said no to King David. So King… Read More »Worship Of God
