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A personal reflection Dinosaurs were one of the great loves of my childhood. I memorized their names, plastered their pictures across my study board, and devoured every magazine I could find. Like many children, I grew up believing the standard narrative: dinosaurs lived millions of years ago and were wiped out by a massive asteroid that plunged the earth into darkness. That was the story I carried for years. But today, I went searching for something different— a biblical per

Recently, I spent time reading about the biblical covenants, and it opened up a deeper appreciation for how God has been faithfully weaving His redemptive plan throughout history. The covenants aren’t just ancient agreements—they are milestones of God’s heart, His promises, and His relentless pursuit of humanity. Here are my reflections on each of the major covenants, shaped by Scripture and supported by what I learned from biblical scholarship biblescholarship.com    Wikiped

Reflections from Pastor Christopher Chia’s sermon preached on 4 Jan 2026 The first Sunday of the year always carries a certain tenderness. We come with fresh hopes, quiet fears, and the weight of the year just passed. As the montage of ministry moments played—children laughing, youths worshipping, adults serving, seniors praying—I found myself watching not just events, but evidence. Evidence that God has been moving among us, shaping hearts in ways we often miss in the rush o

The speakers began by grounding the entire conversation in Genesis —that God created us, and that our identity begins not with self‑construction but with discovery . As Christians, we are invited to embrace the beauty of creatureliness : the humility of being created, shaped, and known by God. Before we guide young people, we must first ask ourselves: Have we appreciated what it means to be a creature under God? 1. Why Gender Identity Conversations Must Start Early The speake

Uncle R’s advice touches on health, family, career, and sustainability. The common thread is balance : caring for loved ones, nurturing emotional health, planning wisely for the future, and making lifestyle choices that honor both body and environment. 1. Mother-in-law’s Health Advice:  Support her physical and mental well-being with patience, respect, and attentiveness. Elaboration:  Elderly parents often need emotional support as much as medical care. Listening, respecting

At first glance, the image above may seem like a playful grid of cartoon faces—each with different hairstyles, colors, and expressions. But look closer, and you’ll see something deeper: a celebration of individuality. No two faces are the same. Each one carries its own story, its own spark. This is exactly how we see our students at Thinking Pathways Education . 🎨 Just as every face in the image reflects a different personality, every student who walks through our doors brin

The Gospel Coalition’s article How We Misunderstand Servant Leadership  reminds us that servant leadership is often misinterpreted. It is not about doing all the work ourselves or simply yielding to others’ preferences. True servant leadership, as Jesus modeled, is about guiding with responsibility, protecting those we lead, and helping them flourish in their God-given roles. At Thinking Pathways Education , this truth shapes everything we do. We see leadership not as authori

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Yesterday, I had a conversation with one of my students that left me deeply moved. I asked him what had caused his faith to grow and what...

I’m still shaken. Still breathless. Still grateful. Just moments ago, I was driving along Adam Road, preparing to turn into the PIE via...

Finding Thinking Pathways’ current location at Bukit Timah Shopping Centre was nothing short of a divine appointment. I remember the...

Book of James The book of James has always felt like a mirror—unflinching, honest, and deeply convicting. It doesn’t sugarcoat the...

Anointed for Business  is a powerful, paradigm-shifting read that challenges the long-held divide between the sacred and the secular. Ed...

" But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong. " 1...

What is my life all about? I’ve asked that question in the quiet, in the chaos, and in the darkest valleys. I work, I eat, I breathe—and...

PottersClay.Blog  was born from a simple desire: to share my journey with Jesus and invite others into honest, grace-filled...