By Not Known Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is one of the most significant discoveries of the twentieth century.  Our DNA comes from the combination of genes contributed by each of our biological parents.  DNA is the “blueprint” of inherited genetic molecular material for our unique identities.  Knowing your DNA is useful in solving paternity disputes, optimizing…

By Not Known “Position COMPROMISED! Abandon OP! Repeat…”  Just moments after this warning urgently came through the secure radio channel an intelligence outpost (OP) came under heavy aerial bombardment.  In the military, to compromise is dangerous.  A critical compromise could disrupt a war-plan and cost many lives.  “Be CAREFUL” is the key axiom. There are…

By Not Known As we continue our journey to grow as God works in our lives, we need to look into some areas to spur and “stir one another to love and good deeds.”  I had the opportunity to visit a number of churches some years ago and as part of my preparations in teaching…

By Not Known On this National Day weekend, we praise and thank God for our nation’s 50th anniversary.  Here are some reasons why my wife and I are grateful for Singapore.  What are yours? 1    Clean, well-organised and efficient government, unafraid to implement beneficial policies; succession planning has ensured stability. 2    Generally safe society: law…

By Not Known The outdoor and the outback are every hiker’s playground.  However, there are lurking dangers that one must be warned and beware of; snake bites is one of those.  Knowing its danger and acquiring skills to handle it can prevent even a poisonous bite from becoming fatal.  As long as we are on…

By Not Known Most of us feel guilty for not praying enough.  In fact, one sure way to make someone avoid you is to ask, “How is your prayer life?” How is my prayer life?  What do you mean?  Why would you ask?  Are you asking, how long I pray?  Or, how often I pray? …

By Not Known On Sun 5 July a historic event took place at our new SportsHub. Over 51,000 Christians gathered to celebrate SG 50 and to pray for our nation. According to the Straits Times the following day: “The Jubilee Day of Prayer is the largest multi-denominational Christian event in Singapore’s history.”  The report even…

By Not Known une and December are usually the slowest months of each year. These are traditionally the seasons for family and annual leave.  Work desks take turns to be empty.  Incoming email volume almost doubles due to autoreply messages – “Sorry, I’m on leave, etc.…” Hotels are fuller and flights are expensive.  The motivation…

By Not Known Why are we in this place of worship?  Are we here for God?  It certainly seems so.  It’s logical, perhaps even biblical, isn’t it?  We often tell one another that we are here in church to provide a service for God.  We are presenting ourselves as a living sacrifice to God.  We…

By Not Known Heb 10.15 says “Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage on another – and all the more as you see the Day approaching.” According to this passage, encouragement is to be given when we meet together. Sure we can send…