Christological Origins of Paul’s Gospel:This article @
https://ethosinstitute.sg/christological-origins-of-pauls-gospel/ by Dr Ng Kam Weng, highlights the four areas that often raise doubts regarding the authenticity of Paul’s teachings that stands firm, springing forth from his divine revelation of the risen Christ – born out of his personal encounter with Christ’s love and salvation. Yet, regrettably, his claims are often challenged, dismissed as distortions of Christianity by competing Hellenistic philosophies.
(Article Source by Dr Ng Kam Weng| 20th April 2026 |Credo)
The Everyday Bride of Jesus – How Christology Shapes a Local Church:
(Article Source by David Mathis, executive editor for Desiring God and pastor at Cities Church – 18th Apr 2026 |inside Desiring God)
Why the Old Testament Ends with a Curse and How Jesus Breaks It:
This article –
https://mycharisma.com/spiritled-living/why-the-old-testament-ends-with-a-curse-and-how-jesus-breaks-it/, by James Lasher highlights the sobering truth that lies at the heart of a recent teaching by John Eckhardt, who explored the book of Malachi as the final prophetic voice before Christ’s arrival. Eckhardt underscores that this conclusion is deliberate: “The book ends with the word ‘curse.’ The Old Testament ends with the word curse,” he explained. Yet, he reminds us, that is not the ultimate ending of the story.
(Article Source by James Lasher, 16th April 2026 – Prophetic Insight)
Our Identity in Christ:
This article @
https://ethosinstitute.sg/our-identity-in-christ/ by Dr Roland Chia, shows how the Christian’s identity is not established on the basis of social conventions, nationality, but rather, it is grounded in Jesus Christ with whom the Christian is united – a concept that Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor identifies as “expressive individualism” where his sense of self, purpose and worth is shaped and governed by his relationship with Jesus Christ, than his own feelings, achievements, social status or worldly definitions.
(Article Source by Dr Roland Chia| 6th April 2026 |Credo)
Further Down the Slippery Slope – On Extending the 14–Day Rule:
This article @
https://ethosinstitute.sg/further-down-the-slippery-slope-on-extending-the-14-day-rule/ by Dr Roland Chia, shows how SSA he SSA cautions that certain policies, though seemingly limited at first, can gradually lead to morally troubling and even disastrous outcomes, citing the example of legalising physician–assisted dying (suicide) for patients with terminal illnesses to open the door to its extension for non-terminal cases. Similarly, the widely accepted 14–day rule for embryo research – intended as a practical safeguard could be stretched to 28 days, allowing scientists to study gastrulation, when primitive tissues first form. Advocates argue that such an extended window could enhance IVF safety, improve success rates, and deepen understanding of birth defects. Yet, the human embryo, from the moment of conception, bears the image of God and must be treated with dignity and protection, (Genesis 1:26–27).
(Article Source by Dr Roland Chia| 6th April 2026 |Pulse)
The Day Death Tried to Swallow Life:
(Article Source by Clinton Manley, Editor – 5th Apr 2026 |inside Desiring God)
Thousands Flood Times Square for Massive Easter Worship Service:
(Article Source by Abby Trivet, 6th April 2026 – Prophetic Insight)
From the Closet to the World: The Dynamic Relationship between Prayer and Action
This article @
https://ethosinstitute.sg/from-the-closet-to-the-world-the-dynamic-relationship-between-prayer-and-action/ by Dr Roland Chia, highlighted how the modern evangelical church must remain alert to two related, though often misunderstood – errors concerning prayer and action, and how they are connected. Scripture, along with the Church’s rich theological and spiritual heritage, consistently affirms that prayer and Christian action are deeply intertwined and cannot be separated. It is said that prayer is foundational basis to the Christian life where life–giving communion flows between creature and Creator if he/she has relationship with God because of the gracious divine invitation, and for us to participate in action in His redeeming work in the world. Truly, prayer and action constitute as one rhythm of grace where the rhythm of love begins and ends in God than being two separate movements.
(Article Source by Dr Roland Chia|16th March 2026 |Pulse)
Missionaries Go with the Flow of History:
(Article Source by Jon Hoglund, Professor, Bethlehem College and Seminary – 29th Mar 2026 |inside Desiring God)
Jewish Charity Ambulances Set on Fire Outside London Synagogue:
This article –
https://mycharisma.com/news/jewish-charity-ambulances-set-on-fire-outside-london-synagogue/, reported how a hate flared in London early Monday when four ambulances belonging to a Jewish emergency services organization were set on fire. Police said the incident in Golders Green – a neighbourhood with a large Jewish population is being treated as a suspected anti– Semitic hate crime, according to CBS News. In fact, British Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis wrote on Facebook and said, “The targeting of Hatzola by people so committed to terror, hatred and the desecration of life is a most painful illustration of the ongoing battle between those who sanctify life and those who seek to destroy it,” and “at a time when Jewish communities around the world are facing a growing pattern of these violent attacks, we will meet this moment with shared resolve and stand together against hatred and intimidation.”
(Article Source by Western Journal, 24th March 2026 – Prophetic Insight)
How to Shepherd an Anxious Soul:
(Article Source by Matt Reagan, Guest Contributor – 20th Mar 2026 |inside Desiring God)
Are you Ready to meet the Lord Jesus?
This article –
https://ethosinstitute.sg/jesus-is-coming-are-you-ready/ by Pastor Jonathan Tan highlights how our risen Lord has entrusted us with the Great Commission to disciple the nations by teaching and baptising, and to proclaim the Good News to all (Matthew 28:19b–20a), sharing Jesus with our family, our friends, and the world around us today.
(Article Source by Pastor Jonathan Tan |16th March 2026 |Credo)
Iranian Missile Nearly Hits Temple Mount and the World Barely Notices:
(Article Source by James Lasher, 2nd March 2026 – Prophetic Insight)
Who Has Faith in Marriage and Family? It’s Not Just the Religious
In this article –
https://ethosinstitute.sg/a-most-respectable-sin/ by Dr Roland Chia, he highlights that one of the sins in Thomas’ list is “sloth”, which is generally defined as physical and spiritual idleness (the other six are: pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony and wrath). Thomas describes sloth as “an oppressive sorrow”, a “sluggishness of the mind which neglects to do good.” Yet, there is a sin in becoming a workaholic, and studies have shown that workaholism can be considered a form of addiction because it exhibits many of the same symptoms, found in other forms of addiction such as tolerance, withdrawal, conflict, salience, relapse and mood modification. In addition, there is also substantial evidence that workaholism negatively impacts both physical and mental health and heightens work–family conflict, to the extent that it can reasonably be regarded as a sin.
(Article Source by Dr Roland Chia | 2nd March 2026 | Inside Credo)
A Most Respectable Sin:
In this article –
https://ethosinstitute.sg/a-most-respectable-sin/ by Dr Roland Chia, he highlights that one of the sins in Thomas’ list is “sloth”, which is generally defined as physical and spiritual idleness (the other six are: pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony and wrath). Thomas describes sloth as “an oppressive sorrow”, a “sluggishness of the mind which neglects to do good.” Yet, there is a sin in becoming a workaholic, and studies have shown that workaholism can be considered a form of addiction because it exhibits many of the same symptoms, found in other forms of addiction such as tolerance, withdrawal, conflict, salience, relapse and mood modification. In addition, there is also substantial evidence that workaholism negatively impacts both physical and mental health and heightens work–family conflict, to the extent that it can reasonably be regarded as a sin.
(Article Source by Dr Roland Chia | 2nd March 2026 | Inside Credo)
Christian, God Is Glad to Forgive You:
(Article Source by Dan Cruver – 15th Feb 2026| inside Desiring God)
Is Dr. Lester Sumrall’s 40–Year–Old Prophecy Now a Reality?
In this article –
https://mycharisma.com/propheticrevival/is-dr-lester-sumralls-40-year-old-prophecy-now-a-reality/, John Bevere recalls hearing a sobering prophecy from the late Lester Sumrall – a message that warned of a coming wave of moral compromise delivered through media and technology; and Sumrall reportedly described a day when corruption, temptation, and deception would flow directly into homes through screens – impacting families, children, and churches alike. Whitehead opens the discussion by acknowledging the overwhelming influence of smartphones on contemporary life.
(Article Source by James Lasher, 28th October 2024 – Prophetic Insight)
Fighting Pagan Gods and Principalities with the Practice of the Good Life:
In this article –
https://ethosinstitute.sg/fighting-pagan-gods-and-principalities-with-the-practice-of-the-good-life/ by Kjelti Koh, he reminds us that spiritual warfare is understood as God judging and opposing these demonic enemies, both to wage war against them, yet He comes to restore order from the chaos and destruction they have caused, overthrowing corrupt powers and rescuing humanity from their evil grip, knowing that Jesus has already destroyed the works of the devil (1 John 3:8), and He now calls us, as His followers, to take part in this spiritual struggle. In this way, metaphors can expand our vision of the Good Life, helping us move beyond a simplistic worldview that divides reality into agents of pure good or pure evil. Such reductionism can minimize personal responsibility for sin and neglect the slow, demanding work of discipleship toward holiness, replacing it with the quick fix of merely casting out demons.
(Article Source by Kjelti Koh | 16th February 2026 | Inside Credo)
Compassionate Killing?
In this article –
https://ethosinstitute.sg/compassionate-killing / by Dr Roland Chia, he highlights that while Euthanasia and assisted dying are often described as compassionate acts because they aim to relieve the unbearable suffering of patients with incurable illnesses, and many supporters also argue that such practices uphold the dignity of terminally ill individuals. Carey shares this view, speaking of providing a dignified way for a terminally ill patient to end their life; yet, some theologians and ethicists contend that this notion of “functional dignity,” when considered in isolation, does not fully reflect the richer and more comprehensive understanding of dignity found within the Christian tradition.
(Article Source by Dr Roland Chia | 16th February 2026 | Inside Pulse)
The Born–Again You Is Wonderfully New:
(Article Source by Clinton Manley – 8th Feb 2026| inside Desiring God)
Revelation Warns of a Global Religious System. Is Rome at the Center?
An article –
https://mycharisma.com/propheticrevival/revelation-warns-of-a-global-religious-system-is-rome-at-the-center/ by James presents how Bible teacher Amir Tsarfati is cautioning believers that a growing push for global religious unity may reflect patterns Scripture warns will emerge in the last days. In a recent teaching, Tsarfati suggested the final religious system described in the Bible may not appear suddenly but develop from an existing institution. “I believe that there is an existing religion that is ready to be as a shell for something new that is being injected into it,” he said.
(Article Source by James Lasher, 2nd Feb 2026 – Prophetic Insight)
Jonathan Cahn Warns the Jezebel Spirit Is Rising Again in Urgent Message:
In a compelling prophetic message called “The Jezebel Prophecy, 2026, & Your Calling,” Jonathan Cahn draws a striking parallel between ancient Israel’s spiritual decline and America’s current trajectory,
https://mycharisma.com/propheticrevival/jonathan-cahn-warns-the-jezebel-spirit-is-rising-again-in-urgent-message/. In this article, Cahn begins by recounting the biblical narrative of King Ahab and Queen Jezebel, who led Israel into idolatry and moral decay. He highlights Jezebel’s orchestration of Naboth’s unjust execution to seize his vineyard, symbolizing the corruption of power and the persecution of the righteous. “This actual story… is really what seals the downfall of Ahab and Jezebel,” Cahn notes, emphasizing its relevance to contemporary events.
(Article Source by Abby Trivett, 2nd Feb 2026 – Prophetic Insight)
The Foundational Role of the Family in Society:
In this article –
https://ethosinstitute.sg/the-foundational-role-of-the-family-in-society/ by Dr Roland Chia, he recalls how then– Prime Minister of Singapore, Lee Hsien Loong during a speech delivered at the launch of National Family Week at Suntec Convention Centre on 4th June 2022, says, “Strong families are the bedrock of our society. They are crucial to develop resilient individuals. Our families mould our character and values. They shape our personality and beliefs. They anchor our sense of belonging in our society”; owing the importance of the family that can be described as universal, transcending time and culture, underlining how the Christian faith has a high view of marriage and family because of the belief that they are the institutions ordained by God than merely a social construct as it is sometimes perceived by contemporary society.
(Article Source by Dr Roland Chia | 2nd February 2026 |inside Credo)
What’s in a name? Making Some Sense of the “Pronoun Hospitality” Debate:
This article –
https://ethosinstitute.sg/whats-in-a-name-making-some-sense-of-the-pronoun-hospitality-debate/ by Dr Lewis Winkler, he noted how names both impart and express identity like the time when Adam names the animals as one way to fulfil God’s mandate to “have dominion” over creation in Genesis.2. Indeed, the one who names claims special kind of authority over who or what is named. And since names are expressed in language, how we perceive language impacts the way we understand and relate to the world around us. Christians, in contrast, recognize that language, properly understood, is a gift from God and refers to a concrete external reality created not by us but by Him, and how Christians consider maleness and femaleness to be external endowments, knit into the fabric of creation by divine design. This encourages us to accept our self–generated and self–determined perception, maleness and femaleness as divine gifts, blessings to be humbly and gratefully accepted, embraced, and expressed.
(Article Source by Dr Lew is Winkler| 2nd February 2026 |inside Feature)
How to Keep the Book of Revelation?
(Article Source by Pastor Justin Dillehay – 30th Jan 2026| inside Desiring God)
Identity in an AI–Driven World – Understanding how artificial intelligence influences our sense of self:
In this article –
https://family.org.sg/resource/identity-in-an-ai-driven-world/? by Michelle, she highlighted how AI may invite us to redefine identity according to preference, but our value is not determined by shifting feelings or outward appearance. In a world increasingly shaped by AI, how do we stay rooted in what makes us deeply human today?
(Article Source by Michelle Soon|26th January 2026, inside FAMILY FOCUS/BLOG)
Is Iran’s Regime Collapse the Next Prophetic Domino in the Middle East?
An article –
https://mycharisma.com/news/is-irans-regime-collapse-the-next-prophetic-domino-in-the-middle-east/ by Abby Trivett shows how the Middle East is once again on a knife–edge as the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group draws closer to the coast of Iran. With reports of mass executions, collapsing regime confidence and the possibility of U.S. intervention, some are asking if the world is witnessing more than geopolitical maneuvering – perhaps the rumblings of a prophetic realignment in the region.
(Article Source by Abby Trivett, 26th Jan 2026 – Prophetic Insight)
