Devotionals, 317 total items found

That's So Embarrassing!     By burninglamp        
Whether in church or outside of church, Paul and other workers set the example because they did not want to send mixed messages or become a stumbling block to others. Do we uphold this same principle today?

Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus     By Candice Ang        
Are you focusing on the right thing?

I Do Not Want to Send Them Away Hungry     By Charmian Chong        
Do you sometimes find your journey of faith to be tedious and feel as though your needs are not satisfied? Read on to find out what Jesus has said to comfort us.

Morning Is Here     By Christine Lin        
Every morning is a new beginning. Instead of letting the hustle and bustle of life claim our attention, let us remind ourselves that it is by God's mercy and grace we live to see another day with a new chance to become the better Christian we all strive to be.

Barefoot before God     By Cindy Ho        
Shoes form an integral part of our daily lives. Without our shoes, we really would not get very far from our front door! Yet, when Moses approached God, he was asked to take off his shoes. Let's find out what it means to take our shoes off before God.

Settled in Complacency     By Colin Shek        
Sometimes complacency can creep into our faith and undo all our previous good works in the Lord. How can we tell whether we have become at ease in our faith? If we are complacent, what can we do about it?

From Bitterness to True Compassion     By Crystal Wang        
What are some ways Christ has shown us compassion in our lives despite our faults?

Abba, Father     By Daniel Jeng        
When we’re in the midst of worry and fear, we often don’t know what to do. In such times, we need to remember that we have a heavenly Father to turn to.

Stand Still     By Daniel Jeng        
For only by standing still and calming their hearts did the Israelites remember that their God is the true God. We need to do the same when we face trials and hardships.

The Widow's Choice     By Daniel Jeng        
In today’s turbulent economic times, we face a similar dilemma as the widow of Zarephath. Do we use the precious time we have to serve God first in His church? Or do we put ourselves first to ensure our survival?