Year: 2020
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Lessons from The Lord’s Prayer
(This article is adapted from a series of sharing on the subject of Prayer by Yew Lum to his Life Group members.) Week One The subject of prayer has been occupying my mind in recent weeks. Have you ever wondered why God wants us to pray? Does He not already know what we need even...
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Waiting on Our Holy God
A couple of days ago a mini truck selling gas tanks stopped by the house to deliver a new gas tank to replace an empty one. My wife was downstairs dealing with the gas man, while I was upstairs busy doing some work. After putting the new tank in place, he fixed the valve (that...
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Insecurity
Insecurity is an offense to individual worthiness. God disapproves of our insecurity because it is an offence to His Son’s worthiness. God’s problem with insecurity is worth pondering. According to Paul, he calls it “confidence in the flesh”. Your faith, trust and hope in God is not in you. It is not only sin, it...
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Prayer for the Nation and the World
Dear Father in Heaven, As we lift up our eyes to your majestic throne, we see how tiny and unworthy we are before you. Your glory and splendour reveals that no one can compare to You. How great and magnificent You are! Your beauty exceeds all the wonders of the world and Your goodness flows...
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Fun Time With Dad
Today is Father’s Day. Coming a month after the Mother’s Day celebration, Father’s Day seems almost like an afterthought. It was a Mother’s Day sermon in 1909 that inspired American woman Sonora Smart Dodd to campaign for a day in honour of fathers, particularly her father who raised her and her siblings after their mother...
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Fun Time With Dad
By Sheila Teh Today is Father’s Day. Coming a month after the Mother’s Day celebration, Father’s Day seems almost like an afterthought. It was a Mother’s Day sermon in 1909 that inspired American woman Sonora Smart Dodd to campaign for a day in honour of fathers, particularly her father who raised her and her siblings...
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FBC Laments Together
What happens when we come to congregational worship after losing someone we love? Or when we are diagnosed with a terminal disease? Or families are ripped apart by tragedy? Or we realize that located in our midst is sin and it threatens to tear the church apart? Or that natural disasters or financial disasters fall...