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Salvation According to Jesus (I): From Destruction        
People can live with so much pain and guilt; yet, they still may not want to believe they need saving. Some, perhaps, can’t believe anyone would care enough to save them. Others might gladly accept “salvation,” but only on their own terms or by using their own efforts. Sometimes, however, we have to hit “rock bottom” in life to realize we do need someone to save us.

Salvation According to Jesus (II): By Faith        
A Christian’s faith should not be in “faith” itself, a confessional moment of weeping, or a touching “faith” experience. All the aforementioned are good, but they don’t serve as a good basis for salvation by faith.

Manna 80 Editorial: The Times and the Seasons     By Peter Shee        
“Thus the LORD GOD showed me: Behold a basket of summer fruit…”

While the Earth Remains     By Philip Shee        
Why did God appoint the four seasons? How did He use them to declare His salvation plan throughout the Bible and to us today? Let us reflect on the spiritual significance of each season so that we may prepare ourselves to respond to what is to come.

Prepare, for the Kingdom of Heaven Is at Hand!     By Vincent Yeung        
In what aspects should we be prepared?

Against the Tide     By Peter Shee        
Do not be conformed to this world.

When the Heat Comes, We Shall Not Fear     By FF Chong        
The Bible warns us that the time of this Earth is coming to an end and that our Lord Jesus will return at any time. Trials and tribulations will only strike harder and become more unbearable, like the heat of the sun. How well-prepared are we to endure until the end?

Simon the Zealot     By Samuel Kuo        
What are we zealous for?

Rebuild David's Fallen Tabernacle     By K.C. Tsai        
God's promise of a renewed spiritual kingdom.

No Substitute for Vigilance (I)     By Aun-Quek Chin        
How important is vigilance in our faith? This article discusses two appalling ways in which a non-vigilant or careless faith can become a barrier to our spiritual growth both as individuals and as a church.