That morning, Adam and I went for breakfast. We ordered the usual - two bowls of noodles. Our two bowls of noodles arrived; we gave thanks and started eating. Then this stranger appeared from behind, greeted Adam and sat down beside me. That wasn't usual. It wasn't my first time eating there with Adam, and even when Adam greeted his friends there, he would sit at another table from his friends. Anyway, this man sat down beside me, lit up a cigarette and started talking non-st

Hear from a young man who takes pride in the nation of Singapore, and believes strongly in our missional call as a nation. My heart is overflowing with gratitude as we celebrate our nation’s 51st birthday. I can be very certain that no one would have believed that Singapore would have come this far since 9th August 1965. Only He knew. We had almost nothing when we started out, but God has poured out His blessings upon our nation with so much. Now, we have good and wise leader

Interserve conducts the Friendship First Course to equip Christians on how to reach out to ordinary people of other faiths. In this post, Cat, a young adult, shares about her experience of reaching out. I came to know Christ at the age of 16 years old when someone befriended me and shared the Gospel with me for the very first time. That stranger who led me to Christ is now my very good friend and mentor. Ever since then, I have been serving under the Youth Ministry at my chur

“What is God’s unfulfilled dream?” The speaker asked. “To fill the earth with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.” [Habakkuk 2:14] “….And He wants us, His followers, to partner with Him in making this happen!” As I sat there listening and looking at the world map on the wall, my heart swelled with wonder and gratitude. God is a big, big God. A God of the nations. A God who pursues us relentlessly since the day Adam and Eve sinned. He made a cov

As we proudly celebrate our National Day, news of brutal terror has been sprouting in quick successions - Bangladesh, Turkey, Iraq, Germany, Afghanistan and the on-going madness in South Sudan. The birth pangs are growing. Yet, in the almost surreal peace and stability that Singapore enjoys, it is often difficult for ‘peace-lulled’ Singaporeans to identify with the fears and pains of fellow human beings hit by violence motivated by hatred and perhaps a genuine quest for holy