In a time of safe distancing and restricted travel, holding a church camp seems like an odd decision. But over three days in November,...

By Rev Tan Eng Boo I borrowed the title of my article from a hymn composed by Martin Rinkart, a 17th century Lutheran pastor. Pastor...

By Ian Harber and Patrick Miller Editor’s note: This is an excerpt from the TGC article “How to Prepare for the Metaverse”. The term,...

By Kenneth Chiu The date was 31 May 2016. It was the 4th day of my family holiday in Australia with my two kids, Matthew and Esther, and...

By Catherine Ng The 16th century Reformation movement may feel distant, but its implications remain ever relevant today. The movement...

By Rev Tan Eng Boo It was Wednesday, 15 September. I was on annual leave and went to Yishun Dam in the morning to look for some special...

By Rev Tan Eng Boo Thus says the LORD: “Stand by the roads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is; and walk in...

By Elsie Chan, as told to Naomi Neoh Though in her 70s, Elsie Chan hasn’t stopped learning the new things that God is teaching her every...

By Andrew Laird, Australia What questions do you normally ask someone when you meet them for the first time? My guess is that after...

By Alex Chan For most of my life, I had been in and out of a few protestant churches, always “visiting” for a period of time to observe...

By Rev Tan Eng Boo Unless the LORD builds the house, those who build it labour in vain. Unless the LORD watches over the city, the...

By Jonathan Sam In his book The Method of Grace in the Gospel Redemption, the English Puritan John Flavel notes that: “They that know God...

By David Frees Most of us grow up accepting the things we are taught as true. As children we are taught that the earth is a globe and not...

By Melinda Poh It was a fine Saturday evening, a couple of weeks away from my final university exams five years ago. I decided to take a...

By Rev Tan Eng Boo When I first saw the Judean Wilderness, I was awed by the sight of it (photo above). It had such a rugged beauty. I...

By Keith Kauffman The sin of Adam brought a devastating curse to all creation. The ground would no longer cooperate in his agricultural...

By Tan Teck Shi In the course of my work as a family physician, I’ve seen first-hand how serious illness and growing old are realities of...

By Sam Chan It’s scary to be a Christian in today’s workplace. If anyone finds out that we’re a Christian, there’s a good chance they...

By Rev Tan Eng Boo I had the privilege to attend Singapore National Day parade on August 9, 2019. I took the photo of City Hall, all...

By Rev Tan Eng Boo Lest Satan should get an advantage of us: for we are not ignorant of his devices (2 Corinthian 2:11 KJV) I was in...