Christmas is undeniably one of the world’s most celebrated annual event.
It’s when people remember how giving and sharing are important.
To me personally, Christmas isn’t Christmas if it doesn’t have ‘Christ’ in it.
It’s a time when the message of joy, love and …
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Christmas Event 2009: ‘The Guiding Star’
Sunday’s Food for Thought : Life and its meaning
Many hopes to live a good and long life.
But life, however long it gets, means nothing, if it’s filled only with selfish purposes, ie. if it’s lived only for the self.
Our life’s meaning does not depend on …
Sunday’s Food for Thought : The Impact of Our Presence
Whether we like it or not, wherever we go and wherever we are, we create impacts to those around us.
It can positive. And it sure can be negative.
A bus driver who frowns and greets the …
Sunday’s Food for Thought : Learning to be humble
The Bible, in John 3, wrote about the time when an old man named Nicodemus came at night time to speak with Jesus.
And one thing that’s really interesting is, the old man (presumably in his …
Parenting : Proper Environment, Proper Upbringing
Do you realise that there are several factors that influence/shape our characters? (ie. the kinds of unique personalities that each of us has)
One of it is, our environment.
Some parents don’t regard it as important. But …
Through thick and thin for the past eight years
This is my Facebook status today :
… and so today marks the day when I’ve gone through thick and thin with the same man for EIGHT years … and they say, it’ll only get better!
[and …
Sunday’s Food for Thought : ‘Doing everything but nothing is done’
A Philosopher of Ancient China – Lao Tse – once said, ‘Doing nothing, but nothing undone’.
Or, in other words, ‘Doing everything but nothing is done’
People are busy. But their busy-ness does not literally mean they’re …
Sunday’s Food for Thoughts : Learning from History
Some thoughts for today, as shared by Rev. Stephen Tong.
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The greatest teaching in history about mankind is that mankind does not accept the teachings of history (read : man keeps on repeating the same mistakes …
