Columns

Leaving the past behind

Apr 08, 2023

The joy of the Risen Lord was felt on Palm Sunday when two developments took place in the Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur.
Choosing our own storm

Apr 08, 2023

God is love, and love wants and needs both order and chaos. Love wants always to build a home, to settle down, to create a calm, stable and chaste place.
A place to redeem hearts broken by abortion

Apr 08, 2023

Rachel’s Vineyard, or RV, is a safe place to renew, rebuild and redeem hearts broken by abortion. Often, this pain remains suppressed for many years or decades, even as it begs to be heard and healed.
It is well with my soul

Mar 31, 2023

During the times in my life when I feel that life is throwing me a curve ball at every corner, reading about the life of hymnist Horatio Spafford always brings me back to reality.
He is at the entrance, let Him in

Mar 31, 2023

Today we celebrate Palm Sunday, the first day of the holiest of weeks. It is a day when our Lord Jesus Christ humbly made His royal entrance into Jerusalem on a donkey all those years ago.
Binding and loosing

Mar 31, 2023

“Whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven. “Those words of Jesus, as you know, apply not just to those who are ordained to ministry but to everyone within the body of Christ. All of us have the power to bind and to loose.
A token or a sacrifice

Mar 24, 2023

This Easter is a time to reflect on what God offered to ransom us. The sacrifice of the Cross, the sacrifice of the death of His Son.
Was Jesus mistaken in warning of impending catastrophe?

Mar 24, 2023

One of the most dramatic scenes of the “end of the world” in the movie 2012 was the destruction of St Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican.
The kind of fast that lasts

Mar 24, 2023

May you too be inspired to come up with your own list, so that come Easter, you will not only be indulging in temporal delights, but new and life-giving truths that are meant to last forever
Losing a loved one to suicide

Mar 24, 2023

Our job now is not to second guess, but to trust – trust that God is far more gentle and understanding than we are and that God, who is adequate, can give this person a peace that we never could.