Just how many, how diverse, and how united is the Singapore church? We talk with Ng Zhiwen, a local mission-enabler who has spent nearly a decade finding out just that.
Faith starts off as a seed. Prof Lawrence Chia shares insights from his eventful life to show us how faith grows, deepens and creatively responds to life’s realities.
Potters Kenneth and Huiwen, founders of Asobi Studio share the contours of their journey to step away from the mainstream to pursue life-giving joy and a simpler life built around core values.
Nearly a quarter-million maids work in Singapore. James Quek helps us look deeper at this social and economic reality to see the lives of these women, and what we can do to honour their humanity and work.
We get real about social justice with two movement leaders, Eugene Seow and Dr Goh Wei Leong. Hear their journeys, stories and hard truths about meeting real needs often gone unnoticed and unmet.
What do you do when you don’t fit in? Dr Dominique Phang, a mother of two, and Aaron Chan, help us understand how church can be more inclusive, more Ohana.
Chong Ee Jay and Constance Fourie help us understand what sexual brokenness is, why it’s shrouded in shame and how we can get honest, be more empathetic and journey together towards hope.
Elvin and Esther Foong talk about God’s call to inspire and resource fellow Christian parents to be intentional about the spiritual formation of their children. Listen out for their happy original song too.
What began as dull work grew into a vision as Anil David dreamt of a better future for his fellow inmates. Joined by his manager in the women’s prison, Gina Tan, they inspire us that work brings dignity, and faith can be ground-breaking.
Humans long for intimate connection, and nowhere is this more evident than in marriage. Husband-wife team Gary and Joanna Koh share candidly the trials and triumphs of building sexual intimacy in marriage.
Cru creative strategist Simon Seow introduces us to a different kind of hacking – using technology to solve missional challenges and spur online spiritual engagement and discipleship.
Regina Wong opens our minds and hearts regarding a group we rarely talk about in Singapore,
the homeless. Her story encounters and insights give us much food for thought and cause for action.
