Trust & Betrayal
Take Another Look!
Vol 49 no. 6
What's in this upcoming issue?
Page 08. Glenn Myers reveals how
backstabbing is a recurring theme
of salvation’s story. The Bible has the
final word on this.
Page 14. Everything starts with trust;
but when broken – even if unintended
– the loss is greater and sharper, but it
may be recoverable, says Jacob Ng.
In a similar vein, Tan Soo Inn holds out
the possibility of rebuilding
the relationship.
Page 18. Betrayal is like being bitten by a serpent. Raymond Sim and Jeannie Lee share their personal experiences: anger, bewilderment, confusion and all.
Page 28. Meera Mahadevan resolves
the persistent question “Why do I
follow Christ?” when nothing seems
to make sense. Yet holding on till light
shines through.
"Apathy should not be confused with lethargy. People who are spiritually apathetic may actually be very busy, even with church activities. But their very busyness is a distraction from the real work of the Spirit they need to prioritise."
Peter Teagle
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