God’s quiet, persistent call to ministry

In 2025, a total of five Members-on-Trial (MOTs) were admitted. From chasing corporate success to being a first-generation Christian, read how each of them heard and discerned God’s call.

Struggling with masturbation and wanting to be obedient

Is it sinful or spiritually unhelpful to masturbate, if I think only of my wife when doing it and if I only do so infrequently? I am struggling because while the Bible seems silent on masturbation, the Apostle Paul says we ought not be controlled by anything.

Annoyed by my cousin’s inconsiderate nature

Travelling with my cousin was a test of my patience. As a caring Christian, should I point out these inconsiderate habits of hers for her own good, or is God teaching me patience and forbearance?

Making our years count

Methodist Missions Society’s Chairperson, Collin Tan, takes stock and articulates its mission for the new year, and welcomes its new Executive Director, Col (Ret) Quek Koh Eng.

The Christian mind

Perhaps the most profound challenge to the Christian mind is secularism, that is, the marginalisation of transcendence and the subtle erasing of the awareness of God in public consciousness.

When true change begins with a renewed mind

As we step into a new year, many of us make resolutions, promises to eat better, exercise more, or pursue fresh goals. While these resolutions can bring positive change, God invites us to a deeper, more enduring transformation.

The transforming power of worship: Seeing God with renewed minds

What is it about the worship experience that brings a congregation into the same place  of awe that Jesus’ disciples felt at his transfiguration (Matthew 17:1–2)? Is it the music? The prayers? The worship leader’s voice? Or the sermon? While all these are meaningful expressions within worship, none—on its own—is transformational.