What do you do when you lose something? How long and how hard will you search for it? Will you eventually stop searching? The answer depends on what you have…
The story of Martha and Mary in Luke 10:38-42 has many lessons and implications. Martha and Mary extended hospitality to Jesus by inviting him to their home. However, the way…
In Luke 6, we hear Jesus preaching a heart-stirring sermon to his listeners. At the end of the sermon, he emphasised his true identity with a profoundly insightful parable about…
Broken relationships are extremely painful. Unfortunately, too many families and friends are torn apart by strife, division, and even hatred. Is there still hope for reconciliation? Who is going to…
The abuse of power has resulted in countless miseries throughout human history. What does it take for power to be used for good and not for evil? What does it…
Philemon is the shortest letter in the New Testament Bible. It is written by the Apostle Paul to his beloved friend named Philemon. It consists of only 25 verses in…
CELEBRATING AGAPE’S 38TH ANNIVERSARY Since March 2020, Agape has been experiencing the highs and lows of the pandemic. We faced limitations in congregating and interacting as the body and family…
How do we stand strong through crisis and pain and boredom and the never-ending wait? Is it possible to be a durable person? Is it possible to endure? Is it…
Why do we obey God? Because it is right (what God desires), good (what helps us), purposeful (what we were created for), and beneficial (what blesses others). But is obedience…
The reality is: our lives are not in our control. Unforeseen circumstances change life’s trajectory. What is a source of security today, fails us tomorrow. How did the earliest Christians…
