You know what’s the most awkward part of an online church service? Worship. Hands down (pun intended). In between the moment the host said, “Let’s worship!” and him clicking the play button on his laptop, you have a millisecond to decide on what you are going to do in the…

Congratulations Daniel Kaluuya on winning the Oscars. It’s ok if you don’t recognise the name, neither did I until he won the recent Oscars’ Award for Best Actor in Supporting Role for his character as Fred Hampton in the movie Judas and the Black Messiah. This is not a movie…

Hi, I’m Lue Jun Yi and I’m a finishaholic. I’ve finally decided to come out of the shell of perfectionism. I admit my addiction to finishalism.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. (John 1:1) The gospel of John begins with this premise: Jesus is God. The Word was revealed to us as He became flesh and made His dwelling among us — the Son of…

I was walking down the road to Damascus with my friends under the afternoon hot sun when a heavenly light from the sky suddenly blazed brighter than the scorching sun, blinded me and-. Wait, this story sounds awfully familiar, isn’t this the story of the conversion of St. Paul (Acts…

I have a confession to make. I’ve forsaken my first love. My first love was amazing beyond words. We loved hanging out together, both on one-to-one and group dates. Even with my friends, she always put me first, always made me feel proud. Sometimes, we had conversations all night long…

Once a pawn always a pawn, until you make it to the other end. What is the least valuable piece in a chess set? The most common assignment of point value system esteems the pawn at one point, a far cry of the queen’s score of nine. It’s common knowledge…

If ever I should lose my way If ever I deny Your grace Remind me of the price You paid Hallelujah, I’ll live in remembrance (Remembrance, Hillsong) Ok guys, cue in the bridge. Drop the music. Just like every other Hillsong hymn you know. Just the synth. Little bit of…

Klank klank klank. The teaspoon knocks on the wall of my grandma’s slightly chipped mint green enamel mug with blue lining as I stir my hot milo. I give the chocolate malt drink a gentle blow, take a small sip, and place the sweltry mug carefully back on the dining…