“I’m sorry” is a phrase that we likely use often as we go about daily activities. We might have accidentally bumped into someone, unintentionally got into someone’s way, or mistook another’s item as our own. These apologetic moments tend to be fleeting, we acknowledge and quickly move on, and hardly remember them afterwards.  Then there are times where we feel deeper levels of sorrow - for instance after lashing out in anger with hurtful words/actions at a loved one in a way

In part 1 of the article, we discussed time management matters, let us look deeper for part 2. Social issues With social media and lack of parental supervision, our children are exposed to issues such as: Cyberbullying Pop culture and its effects Gangs and bad company Premarital sex, abortion and suicidal thoughts Lack of control over spending/finances Vaping/smoking/drugs Do we teach our children to ‘flee from all appearances of evil’ (1 Thessalonians 5:22). Or ‘Do not be de

Introduction Coming from a non-Christian background and converting to Christianity, I often wonder about the importance of teaching, sustaining our children to remain in the church. It is extremely troubling that children are not attending services (converted and the unconverted) living in Christian households. Why and how this has occurred and the roles the parents have played in their upbringing? For as long as the child remains in the Christian home, he/she is subjected di

If you are a Christian who is thinking about marriage, what kind of person should you marry? Let it be someone whom you love. There is more. Marry one who respects you, your needs, and your desires. Of course, make sure the one whom you will marry has a scriptural right to marry. And, let your heart be determined to marry only a person who is a faithful member of Jesus’ blood-bought church. Why is that so important?  Reason No. 1: History – King Solomon’s non-Israelite wives

One of the first few things that we learn as a Christian is that God loves us. 1 John 4:9 says: “In this was manifested the love of God toward us, because that God sent His only begotten Son into the world, that we might live through Him.” We are so familiar with this fact, that we may start to take this for granted. But if we pause and think about how incredible and marvellous this is, then we may also realise how strongly we need to respond. How Marvellous the Love of God i