The Singapore Christian Berean Blog

Greetings,

This is my first blog.  Although I have been a Christian since my teens in the Eighties, it was only in the last 7 years that I got serious about my faith and reading the Bible.  I was away from the Church for many years and is currently attending a Church.  I realized to my shock that the Christian beliefs in Singapore has changed drastically in the last 40 years. I started to ask questions and faced many challenges both within and outside my circle of friends.  I have been described as like the Bereans in the Bible, that intently study the Scriptures to ensure that what Paul taught was Biblical. 

In this blog, I hope to enlighten more Christians and encourage them to study the Word, so that they can be guarded against the many teachings that are questionable.  Some of those includes :

i) What is the true Gospel ?
ii) How do we read the Bible and interpret it correctly ? 
iii) Are tongues and healings like what we saw in the book for Acts still for today?
iv) Are there still prophets and apostles today ?
v) Do we have to obey the 10 commandments ?
vi) What are the dangerous paths that the modern Church is leading us to ?
vii) Should Christians accept LGBT into the Church ?

I am not an expert, but I will be happy to go on a journey with anyone who is interested and is open to study the Scriptures

God Bless !

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