The Table and the Towel
At the Last Supper, Jesus gave His disciples two significant instructions. Yet most of us remember only one. The other? We may know, but seldom practise it. What was so important that Jesus chose to demonstrate it just hours before His crucifixion? Could it be that we’ve faithfully remembered what He did for us at the Table, but neglected what He commanded us to do with the Towel?
The Arithmetic of Life
We spend much of life counting – our years, achievements, possessions, and successes. But are we counting what really counts? Moses prayed, “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” And wisdom is realising that in the arithmetic of life, the most important question is not how much time we have left – but whether we’ve got the equation right.
Jesus in the Tabernacle (Part 2)
Part 2 of ‘Jesus In The Tabernacle’ takes us beyond the veil to discover that the closer we come to the heart of the Tabernacle, the clearer the portrait becomes. We spend our lives trying to get closer to God – what if the greater wonder is a God who first came looking for us? Sometimes the smallest details reveal the greatest truths.
Jesus in the Tabernacle (Part 1)
The Tabernacle is a love story of a holy God longing to dwell with His people. We usually see the Tabernacle as a collection of instructions, measurements, and sacred furnishings. Yet woven through its curtains, patterns and sacrifices is a divine mystery. Long before Bethlehem, God was already painting the portrait of His Son, the fulfilment of it all. The Tabernacle is the canvas; Jesus is the portrait.
More Than A Miracle
Lazarus and Singapore – what could they possibly have in common? John 11 is more than the story of Lazarus – it holds a prophetic message for Singapore today. The tomb is not the end, the stone will not have the final word. God is calling us from success to significance, and from blessing to becoming a blessing. Singapore’s remarkable rise was never the destination, but God’s preparation for a greater Kingdom assignment.
Beyond Fruitfulness
We often celebrate fruitfulness as the mark of a life well-lived. Yet in John 15, Jesus reveals that fruitfulness is not the finish line but the beginning of a deeper work. As we remain in the Vine, God continues to shape, refine and transform us in ways we may not expect. Perhaps the greatest work of God begins where we think the journey ends.
The Way Of Wisdom
Many view wisdom as quiet, cautious, and reserved. Yet biblical wisdom is far more than careful thinking. It is seeing life from God’s perspective and walking in His ways. In a world driven by human reasoning, discover why God’s wisdom remains one of the most powerful yet overlooked forces available to every believer.
Knowing The Father
John 3:16 is perhaps the most well-known verse in the Bible, yet some of the deepest truths are often found in the passages we think we know best. Within these familiar words is a revelation many overlook – not just of the Son who was given, but of the Father who gave Him. Rediscover a verse we know so well and the Father we may know so little of.
The Manna Test
Every morning, the same miracle appeared on the ground. Yet Israel failed the test of monotony. What was once miraculous slowly became ordinary; somewhere between repetition and routine, wonder faded and appetite drifted elsewhere. But the wilderness story pointed to something greater that would unfold centuries later before another hungry crowd. In a generation constantly chasing variety, perhaps the deeper question is not what fills you… but what truly satisfies.
The Cart and the Covenant
Not everything that works is God’s way. Sometimes the danger is not rebellion but doing the right thing the wrong way. In one of Scripture’s most sobering stories, we uncover the clash between human method and divine order. When convenience competes with covenant, the question is not whether it works – but whether it aligns with what God has written.
