CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT FEATURE #20A

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:

This article – https://www.desiringgod.org/messages/the-everyday-bride-of-jesus by David Mathis says how the church draws its very life, authority, and ultimate joy from Jesus Christ. Yet the pressing question remains – in what ways does the dual nature of the God–Man shape and sustain the church’s health?

(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:

This article – https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/the-day-death-tried-to-swallow-life by Clinton reminds us how on Easter Sunday, death suffered its greatest defeat when Jesus, the Lord of life, broke through its grip after being swallowed. Yet on the third day, Christ rose in triumph, conquering the grave, and He reigns in glory even now.

(Article Source by Clinton Manley, Editor – 5th Apr 2026 |inside Desiring God)

Thousands Flood Times Square for Massive Easter Worship Service:

This article – https://mycharisma.com/propheticrevival/thousands-flood-times-square-for-massive-easter-worship-service/, reported how Times Square became a sanctuary on Easter Sunday as Pastor Mike Signorelli and V1 Church led thousands in worship of the risen King. Their voices rose above the noise and distractions of the city, declaring boldly that faith is alive in the public square. In a place renowned for cultural influence, the name of Jesus was lifted high without compromise.

(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:

This article – https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/missionaries-go-with-the-flow-of-history by Jon Hoglund reminds us that cross–cultural missions may feel like swimming against the current, yet the true flow of history moves powerfully and triumphantly toward the global worship of Jesus Christ.

(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:

This article – https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/how-to-shepherd-an-anxious-soul by Matt Reagan reminds us that it’s easy to lose sight of God’s goodness or sovereignty or both, but a wise shepherd gently leads the wandering mind back into the conscious presence of the God who has never left.

(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:

In this article – https://mycharisma.com/news/iranian-missile-nearly-hits-temple-mount-and-the-world-barely-notices/, James highlights how an Iranian missile warhead landed less than a kilometer from Jerusalem’s holiest site over the weekend, striking just outside the Old City in what officials called a disaster that was narrowly averted.

(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:

This article – https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/christian-god-is-glad-to-forgive-you by Dan Cruver shows us how we tend to forgive with hesitation – sometimes only halfway, sometimes with lingering reluctance. But that isn’t how God extends grace. In Christ, God forgives with joy – we fully, freely, and forever.

(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:

This article – https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/the-born-again-you-is-wonderfully-new by Clinton reminds that when you hear the term “new birth,” is astonishment part of your response? You consider again what happened when God made you 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?

This article – https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/how-to-keep-the-book-of-revelation by Pastor Justin Dillehay reminds us that Revelation is not just for studying, interpreting, or understanding but also for keeping it, yet how do we keep this strange and wonderful book?

(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)

Representing Resurrection

As I meditated upon what the Scriptures said, “He took it down, and wrapped it in a linen cloth, and laid him in a tomb that was cut in stone, where no one had ever been laid. It was the day of the Preparation, and the Sabbath was drawing near. The women, who had come with him out of Galilee, followed after, and saw the tomb, and how his body was laid. They returned and prepared spices and ointments. On the Sabbath they rested according to the commandment” (Luke 23:53–56, ESV), I saw how Joseph took the body of Jesus, wrapped it carefully in linen, and laid it in his own newly hewn tomb. He then rolled a large stone across the entrance and departed. Meanwhile, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary sat opposite the tomb, watching at the tomb, as I pondered upon my Holy Saturday’s reading.

Indeed, “Anointing symbolized the preservation of all true and good qualities with the person, and also their resurrection. For this reason they used this kind of substance that symbolized the person’s outermost life, which is called the sensory life ointments” (Secrets of Heaven 10252.7). Truly, “when we move from the natural world into the spiritual, which happens when we die, we take with us everything that pertains to our character except our earthly body…. We want, wish, crave, think, ponder, are moved, love, and intend the way we used to. …We even take with us our natural memory, since we retain everything we have heard, seen, read, learned, or thought in the world from earliest infancy to the very end of life” (Heaven and Hell 461) as both highlighted inside New Church’s reading.

Today, I choose to embrace every good quality that reflects the true nature God has placed within me. I carry these anointed traits forward into the eternal life with Jesus in His glory. Every thought, intention, action, experience, and feeling is preserved for the life to come. I thank God for His mercy and grace, poured out through Jesus — His blood flowing toward me and, through me, to others. I pray that God continually reminds me of Christ’s love and His sacrifice on the cross, especially in moments of doubt. Standing at the foot of the cross, I am assured of how deeply Jesus loves me and how I am called to love others as well (1 John 3:16, NIV). Truly, apart from the cross, I would have nothing without God (Ecclesiastes 6:6; John 15:5, NIV). (Pondered upon Every Day with Jesus devotional text – 21st Mar 2024)

What experiences do you especially want to carry with you into the next life of eternity?

Profile Background:

Jeremy Koh is a graduate with a disability from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (formerly the Spastic Children Association, 1987–1997). He holds certifications in Microsoft Office Skills and completed the HR Administrator program (CHRA) through the Human Capital Singapore–SGEnable Collaboration of Partnership (HCS HR PowerBank, 7th Dec 2021–3rd June 2022). Over the years, Jeremy has taken on various roles, including Project Assistant/Email Marketing Consultant, Connector at ServeHope Pte Ltd, and a member of the GrowthBeans Team at Savior–Asia Consulting Pte Ltd. He also worked as a KeyGuard Specialist at (these)abilites Pte Ltd, overseeing all KeyGuard operations at World United College South East Asia (Tampines Branch) for 10 months. Additionally, Jeremy served as an Executive Assistant at Vision Strategy Storytelling for three months (Aug–Oct 2017). He founded the Project Stories for LIFE initiative (currently suspended), which is affiliated with Youth Corps Singapore, and has previously been involved with the Special Needs Cluster. As a disability advocate, Jeremy continues to actively represent the disabled community in public.

Prayer Response to this featured article:

Jesus, us to carry the good qualities of true nature within me/us into the next life of eternity

(Written by Jeremy Koh, 30th Mar 2024 – Holy Saturday)

He Is Risen

 

As I meditated upon what the angels said to them, “Why do you seek the living among the dead? He isn’t here, but is risen. Remember what he told you when he was still in Galilee, saying that the Son of Man must be delivered up into the hands of sinful men and be crucified, and the third day rise again?” (Luke 24:5–8, ESV), I saw how the angels spoke in the way that revealed something about divine nature that transcended into human nature and how Christ has risen up from the grave in a supernatural way, which the prophecy foretold in Scriptures, as I pondered upon my Resurrection Sunday’s reading.

Indeed, “Morning symbolizes the Lord, His Coming, and so the arrival of His kingdom…. This dawn occurs both in general and in particular, and even in specific detail: in general when some church is being revived on earth; in particular when an individual is reborn and becomes a new person… in specific whenever love and faith have a good effect on an individual. The Lord’s resurrection on the third day in the morning involves all these meanings. It even involves the particular and specific ones, since He rises again in the minds of regenerate people daily and in fact from moment to moment” (Secrets of Heaven 2405) as highlighted inside New Church’s Reading.

Truly, I rejoice in knowing that Christ’s resurrection has given me a new hope for a new dawn that my soul will be experiencing ahead after every dark period in my life today. As such, I praise God to understand + know that through the death and resurrection of Jesus, I have been redeemed by His blood that cleanses my sins away and how I am able to live + walk in victory of Jesus Christ daily just as John Scotts says, “we live and die; Christ died and lives.” Truly, I also rejoice that Christ has resurrected my soul to a new life found in Him – for it’s “the New Year’s Day of the soul” as described by A.B Simpson. (Pondered upon Every Day with Jesus devotional text – 23rd Mar 2024)

What has been a new dawn in your week, your month/year, or your life today?

Profile Background:

Jeremy Koh is a graduate with a disability from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (formerly the Spastic Children Association, 1987–1997). He holds certifications in Microsoft Office Skills and completed the HR Administrator program (CHRA) through the Human Capital Singapore–SGEnable Collaboration of Partnership (HCS HR PowerBank, 7th Dec 2021–3rd June 2022). Over the years, Jeremy has taken on various roles, including Project Assistant/Email Marketing Consultant, Connector at ServeHope Pte Ltd, and a member of the GrowthBeans Team at Savior–Asia Consulting Pte Ltd. He also worked as a KeyGuard Specialist at (these)abilites Pte Ltd, overseeing all KeyGuard operations at World United College South East Asia (Tampines Branch) for 10 months. Additionally, Jeremy served as an Executive Assistant at Vision Strategy Storytelling for three months (Aug–Oct 2017). He founded the Project Stories for LIFE initiative (currently suspended), which is affiliated with Youth Corps Singapore, and has previously been involved with the Special Needs Cluster. As a disability advocate, Jeremy continues to actively represent the disabled community in public.

Prayer Response to this featured article:

Thank you Jesus for letting us know that your resurrection has given us a new hope to live onwards to eternally.

(Written by Jeremy Koh, 31st Mar 2024 – Easter Sunday)

“Crucify Him!”

As I meditated upon how the chief Pilate said, “Why? What evil has this man done? I have found no capital crime in him. I will therefore chastise him and release him.” But they were urgent with loud voices, asking that he might be crucified. Their voices and the voices of the chief priests prevailed. Pilate decreed that what they asked for should be done. He released him who had been thrown into prison for insurrection and murder, for whom they asked, but he delivered Jesus up to their will” (Luke 23:20b–25, ESV), I recalled how the chief Pilatefound no serious charges were made against Jesus yet he gave the order for Jesus to be flogged before releasing Him again (Luke 23:13–16, ESV); however, the crowd demanded for Jesus to be crucified and releases Barnabas to them, as I pondered upon my Lenten weekend’s reading.

Truly, “Everyone views the Lord as a person, and anyone who views His humanity as on par with the humanity of any other person is incapable then of thinking of His Divinity, no matter how often this is called the Son of God, born from eternity, coequal with the Divinity of the Father. When he is told this or hears it read, it penetrates his hearing, indeed, but not at the same time his belief, since he thinks of the Lord as being a material person like any other man, retaining the same properties of the flesh. And because he then sets the Lord’s Divinity aside and pays it no attention, he is therefore in the same state as he would be if he denied it; for he denies that the Lord’s humanity is the Son of God, even as the Jews did also, for which reason they crucified Him” (Apocalypse Revealed 504) as highlighted inside New Church’s Reading.

I thank Jesus that I can rest in His victory of the cross as I go through battles in life – committing my spirit to God to see me through the day, just as Jesus cried out and said, “Father, into your hands, I commit my spirit” (Luke 23:46, NIV); and how Alice Meynell said, “all alone, alone, alone; He rose again behind the stone” knowing that my salvation is fully assured in Christ alone. (pondered upon Every Day with Jesus devotional text – 22nd Mar 2024)

Today, I am glad to be worshipping the crucified Christ who paid the price of my sins and that He redeemed me by His blood, acknowledging Jesus as my Saviour and Messiah – knowing that He is both God and Human in divine form and that He sets me free from sin (John 8:31, ESV).

Who is Jesus as God to you in Human Form today?

Prayer Response to this featured article:
Jesus, we worship you as our Messanic King in our lives today;

Profile Background:

Jeremy Koh is a graduate with a disability from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (formerly the Spastic Children Association, 1987–1997). He holds certifications in Microsoft Office Skills and completed the HR Administrator program (CHRA) through the Human Capital Singapore–SGEnable Collaboration of Partnership (HCS HR PowerBank, 7th Dec 2021–3rd June 2022). Over the years, Jeremy has taken on various roles, including Project Assistant/Email Marketing Consultant, Connector at ServeHope Pte Ltd, and a member of the GrowthBeans Team at Savior–Asia Consulting Pte Ltd. He also worked as a KeyGuard Specialist at (these)abilites Pte Ltd, overseeing all KeyGuard operations at World United College South East Asia (Tampines Branch) for 10 months. Additionally, Jeremy served as an Executive Assistant at Vision Strategy Storytelling for three months (Aug–Oct 2017). He founded the Project Stories for LIFE initiative (currently suspended), which is affiliated with Youth Corps Singapore, and has previously been involved with the Special Needs Cluster. As a disability advocate, Jeremy continues to actively represent the disabled community in public.

(Written by Jeremy Koh, 29th Mar 2024 – Good Friday)

MISSIONARY NEWS FEATURE #31

Operation World:

Argentina – This prayer news – https://operationworld.org/prayer-calendar/02-19/ highlights how Evangelical Christians increased from under one million in 1980 to an estimated 4.5 million or more by 2020. Movements of renewal, evangelism, and prayer impacted the nation, while Argentine evangelists, teachers, and missionaries made a global influence. Looking ahead, strong, godly, and unified leadership will be essential for the future. (Cited source from 19th Feb 2026 – Operation World)

Europe – This prayer news – https://operationworld.org/prayer-calendar/02-03/ highlights the growth of Islam through immigration and a higher birth rate is such that Islam has become the second religion of Europe. It is the largest religion in Albania, Bosnia and of other potential new nations – Kosovo as well as several republics in the Russian Federation. (Cited source from 3rd Feb 2026 – Operation World)

Africa – This prayer news – https://operationworld.org/prayer-calendar/01-31/#asia highlights that in Asia alone, there are 1.3 billion Muslims, 1.2 billion Hindus and 470-920 million Buddhists (the higher figure if the Chinese, Japanese and other intermingled ethnic religions are included). (Cited source from 31st Jan 2026 – Operation World)

Africa – This prayer news – https://operationworld.org/prayer-calendar/01-17/#africa highlights how discipleship is rightly being addressed as Africa’s greatest challenge. The growth of Christianity has been sensational, but the follow–up has traditionally been lacking. Non–Christian customs and worldviews permeate the Church. Syncretism is a major problem in many areas. (Cited source from 17th Jan 2026 – Operation World)

The World – This prayer news – https://operationworld.org/prayer-calendar/01-02/ shows how God’s people joined together to pray in greater numbers, and with greater focus, than ever before! Grassroots movements on the local, national, and international levels pray for their communities, for countries and people groups, and for important global issues (like the persecuted Church, children at risk, victims of human trafficking, others. (Cited source from 2nd Jan 2026 – Operation World)

Northeast China – Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning provinces:

This prayer news – https://operationworld.org/prayer-calendar/04-13/ shows that around 80% of them are Christian. This region (near North Korea and Russia) was the homeland of the Manchu people (Manchuria), who conquered and ruled all of China from 1644-1911. Heilongjiang Province has good farm land. Jilin Province borders North Korea. Liaoning Province attracts economic migrants for industry, agriculture, and the busy port (Dalian). The Church here grew rapidly, with both locals and foreigners (Korean) active in ministry and church planting. (Cited source from 13th Apr 2024 – Operation World)

Asian/Middle East Mission Prayer News:

While world powers debate peace, God is at work behind closed doors in Iran:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/while-world-powers-debate-peace-god-is-at-work-behind-closed-doors-in-iran/ reported how the Trump administration appears to be seeking a diplomatic off-ramp to de-escalate the Iran conflict, even as strikes, troop deployments, and regional tensions continue to intensify. The Pentagon has indicated that 2,000 Army troops are being positioned in the Middle East within range of Iran. We pray for the Iranian man being discipled through SAT–7 that he would continue to follow Jesus Christ faithfully. We also give thanks to the Lord for SAT–7’s satellite broadcast ministry, reaching many with the gospel. We ask God to open the eyes of the Persian people to biblical truth, to bring comfort to those in need, and for evil in Iran to be brought to justice, and for any peace established to be genuine and lasting.

(Reported source by Lyndsey Koh, 26th March 2026)

Gospel workers point to peace in Christ as Afghanistan–Pakistan hostilities resume:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/gospel-workers-point-to-peace-in-christ-as-afghanistan-pakistan-hostilities-resume/ reported that Pakistan and Afghanistan agreed to a three-day ceasefire last week to mark the final day of Ramadan. However, the truce ended on the night of Monday, March 23, 2026, and hostilities have since resumed. The tensions between the two countries trace back decades. Pakistan has accused Afghanistan of sheltering the Tehreek e–Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a militant group responsible for numerous attacks within its borders – an allegation the Taliban – led government in Afghanistan denies. Nevertheless, Pakistan’s security concerns remain significant; in 2025, it recorded the highest number of terrorism-related deaths globally (1,139), according to the Institute for Economics & Peace.

We pray for de-escalation and lasting peace between Pakistan and Afghanistan, for wisdom and courage for ministry workers navigating these complex realities, and for healing and comfort for families affected by violence on both sides, and for many to encounter the hope, love, and peace of Christ even in the midst of suffering.

(Reported source by Katie O'Malley, 25th March 2026)

Energy strikes increase the toll on global economy and people’s lives in Iran war:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/energy-strikes-increase-the-toll-on-global-economy-and-peoples-lives-in-iran-war/ highlighted recent midweek strikes between Israel and Iran have reportedly damaged key energy facilities across the Gulf, including sites in Qatar and Iran. As the economic fallout spreads globally, so too do the psychological and human tolls. Fadi Sharaiha of the MENA Leadership Center notes a growing numbness among people living under the constant threat of sirens, missiles, and drone attacks. We pray for endurance for Christians in the Gulf region that God would help them remain steadfast in focus and faith. We also ask that God would use His people around the world to proclaim the true hope of Christ in meaningful ways amid the Middle East conflict.

(Reported source by Katie O'Malley, 20th March 2026)

New generation of Cambodia shows hunger for the Gospel:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/new-generation-of-cambodia-shows-hunger-for-the-gospel/ highlights that in January, over 14,000 people gathered in Siem Reap, Cambodia, for a Christian Bible school and festival organized by 470 churches from five provinces. John Pudaite of Bibles for the World said his team prepared 80,000 Gospels of John and 6,000 Bibles for new believers. We pray the Gospel seeds planted will take root, the partnering churches will remain strong, and the Thai Army’s violence and incursions into Cambodia will cease.

(Reported source by Payton Lechner, 11th March 2026)

Hezbollah thrusts Lebanon into US-Israel–Iran conflict:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/hezbollah-thrusts-lebanon-into-us-israel-iran-conflict/ shows how Lebanon has decided to join the recent fight between Iran and the allied United States and Israel too, courtesy of Hezbollah. Indeed, the risk of civil war stems from the reality that Hezbollah functions as both a militant force and a political party within Lebanon. For years, it has enjoyed the backing of more than 30% of the country’s Shiite Muslim population. Many regard the group as a defender against Lebanon’s southern neighbour, Israel. However, Monday’s bombing marked Hezbollah’s first publicly claimed attack on Israel in over a year, and some believe it could ultimately lead to the group’s downfall within Lebanon. We pray for meaningful Gospel opportunities as people celebrate Purim, which commemorates the deliverance of the Jewish people in what is now modern–day Iran, and ask that many in Iran would come to know the hope found in Jesus.

(Reported source by Katie O’Malley, 3rd March 2026)

Four years later, the war within the war on Ukraine:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/four-years-later-the-war-within-the-war-on-ukraine/ recounted how four years ago today, Russia launched a full–scale invasion of Ukraine. On this solemn anniversary, Eric Mock of the Slavic Gospel Association highlights three key aspects to understand: the loss, trauma, and relentless struggle for freedom that Ukraine’s next generation is enduring. We lift up prayers for God’s peace to reign in the hearts of countless Ukrainian and Russian families whom believers continue to serve.

(Reported source by Katie O’Malley, 24th February 2026)

Myanmar – a closer look at the Church surrounded by civil war:

A mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/myanmar-a-closer-look-at-the-church-surrounded-by-civil-war/ highlights that since 2021, the Church in Myanmar has been caught in the turmoil of a civil war between armed resistance groups and the military junta. The conflict has claimed the lives of an estimated 90,000 people – children, women, and men, besides combatants. Myanmar ranks among the 15 most difficult places in the world to follow Jesus, where faith in Christ often brings violent, community– driven repercussions. We lift up our brothers and sisters in Christ in Myanmar in prayer, asking God to grant them hope, perseverance, and steadfast faith amid profound suffering.

(Reported source by Katie O’Malley, 19th February 2026)

Church walks with refugees in Egypt in their journey to strength:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/church-walks-with-refugees-in-egypt-in-their-journey-to-strength/ highlights how believers from Kasr El–Dobara Evangelical Church (KDEC) in Egypt are walking alongside refugees as they move from fear to hope, from facing barriers to finding strength and stability. While that journey may sound straightforward, it often takes years of experiencing Christ’s love expressed through consistent spiritual support and practical care. The church places special emphasis on empowering women through a vocational training center, developed in partnership with another congregation in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula. In addition to the training center, they have also established a school to serve refugee children, creating pathways for both immediate support and long–term transformation. We pray for God’s blessing and strength for believers in Egypt engaged in loving and caring for displaced families; for God to provide for their every need – physical, emotional, and spiritual. Surround them with God’s comfort and protection as they walk this difficult journey, knowing that God is their refuge and strength, a very present help in times of trouble. We pray for God open doors for resources, healing, and opportunities for these families to rebuild their lives, and for the church as a vessel of His mercy, love, and grace; how each believer becomes a testimony to the greatness of His love and power; for continued grace from God and open doors for ministry to refugees in Egypt.

(Reported source by Katie O’Malley, 9th February 2026)

Under fear and pressure, believers in Myanmar still say “Come, Lord Jesus”

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/under-fear-and-pressure-believers-in-myanmar-still-say-come-lord-jesus/ tells us that February 1, 2026 marked five years since Myanmar’s military junta overthrew the government, sparking a civil war. Although the gospel is spreading in Myanmar, it is largely a place of militia warfare, military checkpoints, and fear. We pray for God to bring a time of refreshing upon the persecuted church in Myanmar, “so they could experience what it means to be a body without having to be refugees again,” says Isaac. We pray for a political change to happen in Myanmar, so that believers can live out their faith in freedom than fear. We pray for a divine reordering of power structures, so as justice may flow like a river and righteousness like an ever–flowing stream & for God to break every system of fear, oppression, and persecution that has sought to silence the voices of believers. We decree that believers to have freedom to worship, freedom to speak truth, freedom to live out their faith without hindrance.

(Reported source by Katie O’Malley, 2nd February 2026)

Afghan believer attacked while sharing God’s Word in Afghanistan:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/afghan-believer-attacked-while-sharing-gods-word-in-afghanistan/ highlighted that Afghans who come to Christ are not discouraged by the threatening shadow of persecution. Instead, they follow the Great Commission, even when it costs their security and health. Indeed, “Gospel has no boundaries, and Gospel is limitless to any country,” says Nehemiah from FMI. And testimonies coming from Afghanistan show that God is on the move. Yet, the Gospel work often comes with a price. We pray for the healing of Lala Zeeshan after the attack. We also pray for the endurance of Afghan believers as they share God’s love with their communities. We too prophesy supernatural safety over every Afghan believer that God will hide them in the shadow of His wings; for God to turn hostile ground into holy ground, and fear–filled moments into testimonies of His power. We pray for God to be their strength and be their peace in times of their weaknesses and feeling inside them; and for God to burn His Word even brighter within them, when their voice is threatened. We declare that their suffering will not silence the Gospel and for God to cover them with the blood of Christ, a shield no weapon can penetrate, having seeds planted through their faith grow secretly, powerfully, irreversibly, for what the enemy meant for harm, God will use to awaken their hearts & Him to breathe courage into them now.

(Reported source by Joanne Khmel, 27th January 2026)

U.S. pins terror label on Muslim Brotherhood:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/u-s-pins-terror-label-on-muslim-brotherhood/ features how the United States labels Muslim Brotherhood cells in Egypt, Lebanon, and Jordan as “terrorist” groups, leading to sanctions and other financial restrictions in the Middle East. The U.S. decision follows similar designations by Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain. The Kingdom of Jordan banned the Muslim Brotherhood in mid–2025. The Trump administration says the Muslim Brotherhood’s support for Hamas played a leading role in the designation. “Their (Muslim Brotherhood’s) push has historically been, ‘If we were just good Muslims and follow the way correctly, then God would bless us by giving back the land of Palestine,’” Samuel with Redemptive Stories says, explaining the connection. We “pray for our brothers and sisters who are there, standing strong in the midst of ongoing strife, to communicate hope with their neighbors,” Samuel says. We pray for peace in the Middle East + that political decisions won’t distract people from the Gospel. We pray for discernment to be upon officials in the State and Treasury Departments as they implement and enforce these sanctions. We intercede for U.S. counterterrorism personnel as they monitor and report on evolving threats. We pray for the protection of regional allies and the success of efforts to thwart violence and destabilisation.

(Reported source by Katey Hearth, 23rd January 2026)

Iran’s crackdown forces believers into hiding, but Scripture spreads:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/irans-crackdown-forces-believers-into-hiding-but-scripture-spreads/ highlighted how a harsh crackdown on protestors in Iran appears to have crushed unrest for now. The death toll continues to rise as reports leak out of the country; totals range from 5,000 to more than 16,000.Tehran protests began in late December over inflation. Then, the language quickly morphed into anti-regime rhetoric. The movement gained support early on from U.S. President Donald Trump, who threatened intervention before the country went dark. We praise the Lord that He is still working amid Iran’s current chaos. We ask God to protect His followers in Iran and provide for their daily needs. We pray for good plans to prevail, and evil plans to collapse. We also praise God that He is strengthening believers who are forced to go into hiding, yet the rapid spread of Scripture are spreading like wildfire (like the Jesus Film/Bible App), and the growth of the underground church, anticipating a spiritual harvest as darkness reveals Christ’s light, even as believers seek courage and protection. We too thank God for the millions turning from Islam, drawn to the true Light, and for His promise to restore Iran.

(Reported source by Katey Hearth, 20th January 2026)

As regulations grow, caution shapes ministry in China

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/as-regulations-grow-caution-shapes-ministry-in-china/ shows how Kurt Rovenstine with Bibles for China says they’re working carefully and patiently as new laws add limits. Indeed, the new regulations also pressure believers to align more closely with the Communist Party. Rovenstine says practical challenges are growing too: “Getting funding into China is a challenge. Organizing the distributions are a challenge because of the permissions that are required.” We pray that God opens new, unexpected opportunities to deliver Bibles in China + for wisdom, protection, and safe distribution for everyone involved. We also pray for the Chinese believers to acknowledge God’s sovereignty amidst restrictions, giving thanks for His enduring presence, for their faith and the hidden growth of His Kingdom. We too pray for the church to ask God for divine wisdom, courage for leaders, protection for the vulnerable, and a powerful spiritual awakening that transcends worldly control, prophesying His ultimate triumph over all earthly decrees

(Reported source by Joanne Khmel, 19th January 2026)

Hope amid hunger – Sudanese believers serve displaced families as war deepens:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/hope-amid-hunger-sudanese-believers-serve-displaced-families-as-war-deepens/ shows how Sudan’s government returns to the capital for the first time in three years as fighting intensifies near the southern border. The latest clashes between military and rebel forces have uprooted tens of thousands of people. We pray for God to strengthen the hands of Sudanese believers who serve displaced families with trembling courage and fierce love, as their kitchens become altars, their loaves become testimonies and their small acts ignite great hope. We prophesy resilience over weary bodies and courage over tired souls. We pray for these Gospel seeds to take root and be planted in the hearts of the children, for them to eat and laugh again; for mothers to find strength for another day and for fathers to see dignity restored in their lives. We pray for God’s peace to take root in the hearts of the Sudanese people even as war deepens, for Him to turn refugee camps into fields of compassion, turning their tears into seeds that will one day bear joy.

(Reported source by Katey Hearth, 13th January 2026 – Mission News Network)

Israeli airstrikes ramp up pressure as Lebanon cabinet discusses disarming non–state groups:

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/israeli-airstrikes-ramp-up-pressure-as-lebanon-cabinet-discusses-hezbollah-disarmament/ highlighted how the government of Lebanon missed its December 31, 2025 deadline to disarm Hezbollah, and it was part of a US–forwarded ceasefire agreement between Lebanon and Israel, where. Israel has responded by conducting airstrikes every day this week on Hezbollah targets in southern and eastern Lebanon. We pray for wise leaders to take bold and proper steps in Lebanon & for opportunities for the churches to share the hope of Christ with their communities during these difficult days. We pray over the leaders and cabinets – those weighing decisions about power and disarmament and for God to expose motives that feed chaos, and for Him to strengthen voices that pursue life, order, and peace. We also declare prophetically that this region is not abandoned – a comfort where loss is fresh and a hope where the future feels fragile at times too.

(Reported source by Katie O'Malley, 8th January 2026)

International World Mission Prayer News:

Worldviews coincide – What happens when Lent and Ramadan overlap?

This mission article – https://www.mnnonline.org/news/worldviews-coincide-what-happens-when-lent-and-ramadan-overlap/ highlights that while Christians who observe Lent do so “by fasting or giving up something, repenting of sin, practicing prayer and generosity, and reflecting on Christ’s sacrifice and suffering” whereas “Muslims fast from dawn until sunset, [abstaining] from food and drink, as well as other physical comforts. They also increase prayer. They give alms, they seek forgiveness, they hope to grow in submission and devotion to Allah,” Samuel says. We ask that Jesus would make Himself known to those who are searching would encounter faithful believers, and that the words of Scripture would come alive in their hearts. We also lift up local Christians living among Muslim communities in places such as Syria, Iraq, Jordan, and across North Africa; for God to grant them courage without pride, discernment without fear, and deep compassion that never wavers in truth.

(Reported source by Katey Hearth, 18th February 2026)

Waving at Jesus – Welcoming the King of Kings as Hosanna

 

As I pondered upon how the Scriptures says, “And they brought the colt to Jesus and threw their cloaks on it, and he sat on it. And many spread their cloaks on the road, and others spread leafy branches that they had cut from the fields. And those who went before and those who followed were shouting, “Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Blessed is the coming kingdom of our father David! Hosanna in the highest!” (Mark 11:7–10, ESV), I am being reminded of how the outer cloak represents person’s submission and identity – representing God’s special calling for a person’s life and his/her anointing that was given by God. Truly, laying garments and palm branches in the way for the Lord symbolizes serving the Lord, as I pondered upon my Palm Sunday weekend’s reading.

Indeed, “by the disciples putting their garments on the donkey and her colt, was represented that truths in the whole complex were submitted to the Lord as the Highest Judge and King; for the disciples represented the church of the Lord in respect to its truths and goods, and their garments represented the truths themselves. The like was represented by the multitude strewing their garments in the way, and also branches of trees. The reason why they strewed them in the way was that by “a way” is signified the truth whereby the man of the church is led” (Heavenly Secrets 9212.6) as highlighted inside New Church’s Reading.

Today, I welcome Jesus into my life – the One who comes in the name of the Lord, as foretold in Psalm 118:26, ESV and for the salvation + freedom that He given me, and how Jesus anointed me to serve others + proclaim the Good News to others, and how Jesus can set captives (others) free from the bondage of their sin (Luke 4:18–19, ESV).

Is the Lord leading you directly by His truths from the Word today?

Profile Background:

Jeremy Koh is a graduate with a disability from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (formerly the Spastic Children Association, 1987–1997). He holds certifications in Microsoft Office Skills and completed the HR Administrator program (CHRA) through the Human Capital Singapore–SGEnable Collaboration of Partnership (HCS HR PowerBank, 7th Dec 2021–3rd June 2022). Over the years, Jeremy has taken on various roles, including Project Assistant/Email Marketing Consultant, Connector at ServeHope Pte Ltd, and a member of the GrowthBeans Team at Savior–Asia Consulting Pte Ltd. He also worked as a KeyGuard Specialist at (these)abilites Pte Ltd, overseeing all KeyGuard operations at World United College South East Asia (Tampines Branch) for 10 months. Additionally, Jeremy served as an Executive Assistant at Vision Strategy Storytelling for three months (Aug–Oct 2017). He founded the Project Stories for LIFE initiative (currently suspended), which is affiliated with Youth Corps Singapore, and has previously been involved with the Special Needs Cluster. As a disability advocate, Jeremy continues to actively represent the disabled community in public.

Prayer Response to this featured article:

Jesus, we welcome you into our lives as we proclaim Jesus as Hosanna to others;

(Reflected by Jeremy Koh, 24th Mar 2024 – Palm Sunday)

 

A command to love

 

As I pondered upon my Thursday’s meditation, often I am being reminded that the word “Maundy” comes from the Latin mandatum – “command” and how this command to love was already central in Jewish faith (Leviticus 19:18, NIV); and when Jesus says, “Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another” (John 13:34, NIV), He demonstrated His love out through taking the role

of a servant as He washed His disciples’ feet (John 13:5, NIV), calling them to do the same saying, “I have set you an example that you should do as I have done for you” (John 13:15, NIV) and laying down His life by dying on the cross (John 19:30, NIV ) and that Jesus too shared this love with the Father (John 17:22–24, NIV).

Today, I would like to love others by caring for them, washing their feet clean & serve them as a humble servant of Jesus Christ to those I serve to, just as when Jesus showed His disciples how to love others through self–giving love that would shape their lives and how this self–giving love can also motivate me to sacrifice my time aside just to spend time with others by loving them – shaping me to be a better caring + loving person by serving Christ through servicing others.

Indeed, you + I can reach out to serve others with care, affirmation, and grace as we depend on the Holy Spirit to change us from within.

In what ways, can you & I serve others just as Christ serves them today?

Profile Background:

Jeremy Koh is a graduate with a disability from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (formerly the Spastic Children Association, 1987–1997). He holds certifications in Microsoft Office Skills and completed the HR Administrator program (CHRA) through the Human Capital Singapore–SGEnable Collaboration of Partnership (HCS HR PowerBank, 7th Dec 2021–3rd June 2022). Over the years, Jeremy has taken on various roles, including Project Assistant/Email Marketing Consultant, Connector at ServeHope Pte Ltd, and a member of the GrowthBeans Team at Savior–Asia Consulting Pte Ltd. He also worked as a KeyGuard Specialist at (these)abilites Pte Ltd, overseeing all KeyGuard operations at World United College South East Asia (Tampines Branch) for 10 months. Additionally, Jeremy served as an Executive Assistant at Vision Strategy Storytelling for three months (Aug–Oct 2017). He founded the Project Stories for LIFE initiative (currently suspended), which is affiliated with Youth Corps Singapore, and has previously been involved with the Special Needs Cluster. As a disability advocate, Jeremy continues to actively represent the disabled community in public.

Prayer Response to this featured article:
Jesus, help us to serve others just as Christ serve them today.

(Reflected by Jeremy Koh upon the devotional written by Amy Boucher Pye & Monica La Rose – Our Daily Bread Ministries, 28th Mar 2024 – Maundy Thursday)