The Woman Today I crossed path with an old woman at the traffic junction of Raffles City and SMU. She had short chin-length straight hair and was skinny. Her clothes old and faded. Though she looked generally clean, her nails were unkept and her teeth were discolored and a little crooked. She looked wasted. She … More Surrender and Serendipity outside Raffles City.
Being poor and rich, comfortable or suffering has no meaning on it’s own. Darkness and light within one’s journey has superficial meaning on it’s own. But in the hands of a master artist, dark and light patches in our lives can be made into a beautiful painting, filled with great meaning. And the whole is … More Unpacking “Redemption”
Just read another pop article that stated that you know you love someone if you want and need the other person. Post modern attempts to validate their own selfishness isn’t fooling anyone, and i find it very limp. True love isn’t about what you want or need. True love is a commitment to give what … More Love is not what you need and what you want
Mind map of the book Redemption consists of both suffering till hopelessness and capitulation and divine promotion – two sides of the same coin. It is the process where God flips this coin which not only leads you to a new place in life, but a new life and mindset. “I am the door, through … More Chapter 1: Redemption: What was intended for evil, God turned for good.
letters to a modern-day Job 