This May Day, a quiet but powerful thread runs through each reflection: the movement from external dependence to internal clarity. Across themes of faith, work, and personal growth, the central question has remained consistent—what are we truly relying on? From reflections on Psalm 91 and anointing, to questions about “covering” and spiritual security, the focusContinue reading “From Ritual to Reality: A May Day Reflection on Faith and Clarity”
Author Archives: Lee Linah
🌿 When We Reach for Oil: Understanding Psalm 91 and True Anointing
In seasons of uncertainty, many believers instinctively reach for something tangible. A prayer.A verse.Sometimes, even anointing oil. There is nothing wrong with that instinct. But it raises an important question: What are we truly placing our trust in—God Himself, or what represents Him? ✨ 1. Psalm 91 Is About Dwelling, Not Ritual Psalm 91 beginsContinue reading “🌿 When We Reach for Oil: Understanding Psalm 91 and True Anointing”
🌿 When Covering Feels Uncertain: Discerning True Light from False Security
In seasons of uncertainty, especially when outcomes feel unclear and environments feel unstable, many of us instinctively look for “covering.” We ask: Am I protected here? Is this the place God has called me to remain? Why does something that once felt safe now feel unsettled? These questions are not signs of weakness.They are oftenContinue reading “🌿 When Covering Feels Uncertain: Discerning True Light from False Security”
From Restriction to Calling: A Journey from Sinai to the Promised Land
There are moments in life when the contrast between where we were and where we are becomes impossible to ignore. Sometimes, that contrast doesn’t come through logic or reflection alone—but through dreams, images, and quiet revelations that surface when we least expect them. Recently, I saw that contrast clearly. On one hand, there was aContinue reading “From Restriction to Calling: A Journey from Sinai to the Promised Land”
When a Small Resource Reveals a Bigger Shift in Thinking
Sometimes, a small thought reveals a much bigger change happening beneath the surface. Recently, I was reflecting on a devotional story about someone receiving an unexpected $100 just in time to pay their utility bills. It highlighted a simple but powerful theme: provision arriving when it’s needed. Later that day, I thought about the SG100Continue reading “When a Small Resource Reveals a Bigger Shift in Thinking”
The Trolley Problem at the Cross: An Easter Philosophy Reflection ✝️
The story of the bridge keeper and his son is often told as a moving Easter illustration. Yet beneath its emotional power lies something even deeper: it is also a profound philosophical problem. At its heart, the story asks the same unsettling question raised in moral philosophy classrooms: Would you sacrifice one life to saveContinue reading “The Trolley Problem at the Cross: An Easter Philosophy Reflection ✝️”
Joy in the Little Things: An Easter Event Reflection 🐣🌷
This Easter season, I had the joy of attending a lively children’s event filled with laughter, movement, and simple moments of delight. It was one of those afternoons where joy felt contagious — the kind that spreads naturally when children are fully immersed in play. The activities were wonderfully creative: a Golden Easter Egg Hunt,Continue reading “Joy in the Little Things: An Easter Event Reflection 🐣🌷”
Empty Arguments, Full Light: A Reflection on Epistle to the Ephesians 5
One verse in Ephesians 5 feels especially relevant for the age we live in: “Let no one deceive you with empty words…”— Ephesians 5:6 Some translations say “empty arguments.” That phrase feels strikingly modern. We live surrounded by persuasive voices — social media opinions, workplace politics, cultural pressure, and even our own internal justifications. ManyContinue reading “Empty Arguments, Full Light: A Reflection on Epistle to the Ephesians 5”
Walking in the Promised Land: A Devotional Reflection
🌿 Pause and Observe Before stepping fully into abundance, pause. Look at the land before you. Notice the opportunities, the challenges, the unseen paths. God calls us to walk carefully, to see not only the beauty but also the responsibilities that lie ahead. “Be still and know that I am God.” —Psalm 46:10 🕊 ListenContinue reading “Walking in the Promised Land: A Devotional Reflection”
A Thought, Then a Meeting: Reflections on Divine Timing 🚆
How a quiet impression turned into an unexpected encounter along an ordinary journey. It was an ordinary journey — just a few stops away from the MRT, nothing particularly significant about the day. I was in transit, mind drifting between thoughts, when something unexpected happened. Out of nowhere, a familiar impression came to mind —Continue reading “A Thought, Then a Meeting: Reflections on Divine Timing 🚆”
