Let us be humble and ask for God’s insight to guide our daily lives. This week, Ptr. Renz Raquion shows us how two banquets illustrate the wisdom and the folly of two contrasting characters in Esther Chapter 5.

God has destined each of us to be in specific places, positions and professions as opportunities to be ministers to people in need. It’s up to us to respond in faith to be God’s vessel in the midst of crisis. This week, Ptr. Nathan Tee challenges us to be attentive to God’s calling and make a difference for God’s Kingdom.

It can be hard to trust God in the midst of tragedy; a sudden death, a debilitating illness, or a collapse of fortunes can make us feel abandoned by God. This week Ptr. Jared Co urges us to keep trusting and remembering God’s promises, providence, and character in times of tragedy because He is still at work and He is still in our midst.

At first glance, Esther appears to be a victim of her circumstances, with life beyond her or God’s control. Listen to Rev. Genesis Tan this week as he shows us how God’s silence doesn’t mean He isn’t working in our lives. On the contrary, His unseen hands are prodding us along paths that fulfill His plan if we follow His lead.