Tag Archive for: Leslie Koh
When a Great, Comforting Verse . . . Actually Meant Something Else
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Oft-quoted Bible verses that are personally inspirational, comforting, encouraging to us. But do they actually mean what they seem to say?
Stuck in a Job You Don’t Like?
Asking ourselves honest questions can help us understand and address our dissatisfaction in a God-honouring, God-pleasing way.
Making Decisions—How to Trust the Spirit (and Not Just Your Gut)
What course should I take?
What career should I pursue?
Who should I date—and marry?
Making decisions in life is hard enough, but it’s even harder as a Christian...
Church in the “New Normal”: Should I Start Going Back?
After five months, I finally went back to church last week. I had expected it to be an emotional event for me, but I have to confess—it wasn’t, really.
Controversies In Church: It’s Not About What We Say
Is it okay to pray for a miracle healing? Can we speak in tongues? Can a woman preach at the pulpit? Should the church support anti-homosexual laws? What’s the church’s stand on abortion? What should we do with an errant pastor? Is there a “correct” version of the Bible? Can we play the drums in worship? Should Christians drink alcohol?
My Quarter-Life Crisis: The Day I Went Berserk
I knew something was wrong the moment I started kicking the boxes below my desk. I’m normally a quiet, self-restrained person (no, really), but that day, something in me just snapped.
Have I taken God for granted?
I’m back in court again. No, not that one. This one is an internal court of conflicting thoughts and feelings about my faith and my actions.
Please don’t jump, there’s hope
I was just about to leave for work when a policeman knocked on my door. “Sir, do you know of any elderly woman living along this floor?”
Why did God Create a World that He Knew was Going to Go Wrong eventually?
When God created the heavens, the earth and everything else, it was all perfect. Why did He create a world that He knew would eventually go wrong?