In a previous post, I had discussed the definition of spiritual warfare as a Christian struggle. The next question is then how we should engage in spiritual warfare. This will definitely include the whole armor of God that Paul talks about. …
Praying in the Spirit: Tongues in Spiritual Warfare Read more »
History is easily one of the most misunderstood disciplines, especially in Singapore. Here in Singapore, students often have the impression that history is a subject to memorise. And they spend time memorising their textbooks that they fail to see beyond …
Importance of History in Christianity: 8 Compelling Reasons Read more »
Recently in my apologetics class, my students asked me about the issue of false dichotomy. It so happens that I saw a friend sharing a Facebook post that seems to make a lot of sense: What if… What if the …
Recently, I was talking to a someone who was having issue with his own married life. This is something that most married couples can identified with. The couple married but ended up struggling with their differences in family background. For …
One of the first book I read as a young believer is Case for Christ by Lee Strobel. As I read that book and other books, I was amazed at the people who came to know Christ because they seek …
The Dichotomy of Faith and Reason – or is there 1 in the first place? Read more »
As we enter into Christmas, it is an appropriate time to think about God’s love. Is God’s love conditional? Would that question even shock people who would argue for His unconditional love? Why I ask about God’s love It started …
My bible reading recently reminded me of 1 Corinthians 4:4. The reason why this verse stuck out to me is because there was this guy who will always sprout this verse when people rebuke him. It is also very appealing …
What about true theology “True theology occurs when the faithful respond with ‘amazed recognition’ to the theologian: ‘You said for us what we had wanted to say all along but could not find the words to say it.’” – Simon …
What is it about the illusion of neutrality? A few years I heard a podcast by Ravi Zacharias on the illusion of neutrality. At that point, I read a post in one of the Singaporean websites. It criticises an article posted by …
The illusion of neutrality – Musing on our mindset today Read more »
How to Reflect Theologically? I have spoken about the whys of reflecting theologically. But how can we then reflect theologically? What are the tools that we can use? The reason why we ask this question is because a significant amount …