Get Real! Multiverse or the Kingdom of God?
People who are unhappy with their lives now have more ways than ever to transform their lives or escape from reality. From the metaverse to the multiverse, the possibilities are endless. But can these give us real and lasting joy? Through Jesus, we can live the reality of the Kingdom of God, which promises much more.
Make Your Faith Count
Counting is something we all do instinctively. With the advent of Big Data, there are more ways and reasons to count.
Looking at all the data available in our life, decision-making can easily be reduced to just rational and logical counting with God “conveniently” left out in the equation.
How should believers apply God’s wisdom and exercise our faith when we are confronted with a mountain of data?
And most importantly, above all the counting, have we answered Jesus’ call to count the cost of discipleship?
The Gospel VS The Latest
The world is always paying attention to the latest things. However these new things do not last and will not truly satisfy us. Sometimes it can even distract us from what is true and eternal. While the gospel is not the latest news, it is the Good News. It is also eternally new as it will not be superseded, yesterday, today or tomorrow. There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.
What Is Your Plea In The Face Of Christ’s Power?
Knowing and confirming the omnipotence of God is critical to our faith as it shapes who we will ultimately trust and rely on. God’s supremacy is clearly displayed in the Gospels in the account where Jesus overpowers a legion of demons and sends them into a herd of pigs. In the story, we can also see God’s goodness in His mercy for the demon-possessed man.
However, the people who witnessed and heard about this amazing deliverance decided that Jesus should leave their community. In the face of Christ’s power and goodness, will our response be like these people? Or will we commit our lives to Jesus?
Leading As A Follower Of Christ
To lead or not to lead? That is not a question for believers. God has called us to be “rulers over the works of His hands” and we are to be stewards of His creation. As faithful servants, we must be prepared to lead – starting from leading a godly life, to leading our family and work teams, and leading others to Christ. As the world flaunts the greatness of its godless leadership models, believers must go deeper into the Scripture to find freedom and empowerment in a Christ-centred steward leadership model.
Sinful Man Fleeing A Merciful God
Jonah Flees From the Lord Jonah 1:4-16 4 Then the Lord sent a great wind on the sea, and such a violent storm arose that the ship threatened to break up. 5 All the sailors were afraid and each cried out to his own god. And they threw the cargo into the sea to lighten the ship. But Jonah had […]
