Deep Dive | Approaching God As God: God of Control vs. God of Glory

The people in Christ’s day had the Scriptures memorised but missed the Messiah standing in front of them. They could recite prophecy yet had no spiritual eyesight. Parables became a mirror, showing them their blindness. It’s uncomfortable to realise that we too can read the Bible, attend church, and talk…

In some churches, women’s ministries feel like relics — tea parties, crafts, and quiet gatherings while “real ministry” happens elsewhere. Prayer circles are often dismissed as soft, outdated, or irrelevant. Yet these spaces have historically been powerhouses of faith, sustaining churches, shaping communities, and even fuelling revivals. The question is:…

Respect is not opening doors and saying “ladies first.” Respect is recognising that girls are not props, trophies, or background characters in your story. In a digital age flooded with pornography, misogynistic influencers, and playground jokes that degrade, boys must learn early that respect isn’t optional — it’s the foundation…

When Jesus chose to speak in parables, He wasn’t just using cute stories to make sermons easier to digest. He was both revealing and concealing at the same time. Parables draw in those hungry for truth while leaving the indifferent unmoved. That means the same story that softens one heart…

From childhood, many girls are told that marriage is their highest achievement. “One day, when you’re a wife…” becomes the background script, whether spoken outright or implied. But what if that’s not your calling? What if your story is one of singleness, or leadership, or service outside of a family…