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Learning to Pray Like a Child
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When I was young, I only thought of God as a genie who granted wishes. After learning that prayer is seeking God’s kingdom and righteousness, however, I started to feel like I couldn’t really tell God what was on my heart.

When You Want to Give Up Before You've Even Started
An organisation in my college was calling for submissions for a writers’ workshop, so I decided to try it out, as I had just finished writing a story.

3 Truths from Jesus on Brokenness and Loss
We are called to shine the light of Christ, but bringing light and hope has never been more difficult, as we face societal rage at institutions along with a deep sense of displacement and loss.

4 Things to Consider When Thinking About Your Job
For some of us, our current job represents a gateway to a meaningful career. For others, it may be the very means to survival.
Whatever you may feel about your job now, know that God offers Himself to you. You need not go into it alone.

Why We Feel Uncomfortable Around Disabled People
I once talked to a mother whose child had autism, and she told me of a heart-breaking experience. The mum had brought her child to Sunday school, but the child’s behaviour had upset the other mums whose kids were in the same class.

3 Visible Signs Your Life Has Been Transformed
I used to believe that I could change myself—become a better person, as smart and talented as I imagined I could be. And so I immersed myself in all sorts of activities and studies, expecting this change—better grades and overall accomplishment in life—to make me feel satisfied. After all was said and done, my endeavors remained futile.

To My Little Girl on International Women's Day
Today, men and women are elevating the heroic achievements of women, and others are bringing attention to the debate on gender roles and equality. Some will say we’ve made progress, and they will be right. Others will focus on how far we have yet to go, and they will be right too.

Help, My Body's Out of Control!
I’m not sure how I got down this particular rabbit hole, but I ended up reading an article about body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs). And what I read crushed me.

3 Signs That You’re Burned Out from Serving
29 September, 2010. That was the day I realized I was burned out. As a young Christian undergraduate, I thought that I was immune to burnout. After all, wasn’t I doing everything “right” by serving in multiple church and campus ministries every week?