Situationships and dating: Pursuing healthy relationships in a culture of ambiguity
“We’re just talking.”
”It’s complicated.”
“We’re kind of a thing… but not really.”
If these phrases sound familiar, you’re not alone. Modern dating culture thrives on
ambiguity.
She adopted children—then opened her home to three more teenagers
On a Monday afternoon, Wendy Foong steps into a flat in Hougang, where two teenage brothers, Aiden (not his real name), 15, and his 14-year-old sibling, are just waking from an afternoon nap.
Changing perspectives on church ministry
On my wedding day, the Women’s Society of Christian Service (WSCS) ladies at my church gave me one of the most unforgettable expressions of love I have ever experienced.
Sexual fluidity: The biblical response to abrosexuality
Since the sexual revolution and the emergence of modern gender theories, there has been a bewildering proliferation of gender identities and types of sexual orientations.
Sexuality in Chinese thought and gospel opportunities in East Asia
When comparing the Chinese and biblical views of sexuality, we find that they are rooted in fundamentally different authority systems and core philosophies.
Christ in pop culture: A Christian’s guide
When popular culture portrays Christ and Christianity in ways that are irreverent, incomplete, or theologically skewed, how should Christians respond?
Do our attachment styles predict our responses to conflict?
Several psychological theories have been developed to explain how human beings behave, including how they handle conflict. One theory is that human interaction is influenced by unconscious emotions and impulses.
Forgiveness, reconciliation and Christian love
There is a common misconception among Christians that forgiveness is something that can be brought about by one person (the offended party), while reconciliation requires two parties (the offended and the offender).
A journey of stewardship: My 20 years with the Methodist Schools’ Foundation
After 20 years at the helm of the Methodist Schools’ Foundation, outgoing Board Chairperson Mrs Joni Ong reflects on providential moments, unexpected detours and the living testimonies that have shaped her understanding of stewardship.