It is good to be determined and firm in waiting for the Lord; in repentance and in obedience to Him, says Rev Paul Anbarasu, drawing lessons from the lives of Sarah and Hagar.

Children like to imitate elders in the way they walk or talk. We too try to copy people we esteem in one way or the other. But the ideal thing to do is to be a copycat of Jesus, says Pastor Franko David.

Are we getting to be better individuals because of all the scientific and technological advancement? Not really. It has to be admitted that moral progress is a myth. We can’t save ourselves and this is not empty pessimism but a fact. Locks on doors, the police and law enforcement cannot be wished away, for crime and corruption haven’t ceased.Listen to Cameron McAllister as he unveils the best news possible in this context.

At the beginning of the Holy Week, Cameron McAllister invites us to examine the compelling evidence of Jesus’s resurrection by taking apart the swoon theory, group hallucination idea, the conspiracy theory and more.

Peter Samuel presents three powerful truths about the Lord of Hosts – if you come to Him, you’ll find Him approachable, if you call on him, He’s available and you can count on Him to be adequate for whatever need you may have.