Challenges For Christians In The Marketplace
Dr. John Ng, Executive Vice-President, Eagles Communications
Blinding speed, instant gratification, reduced commitment, creatures of paranoia, the tourist mindset, and fractured relationships - these are the features of the globalized world. John Ng presents an answer on how Christians can respond to these challenges.

Community In An Individualistic Society
Mr. Peter Chao, President, Eagles Communications
Oppression, endless toiling, envy and pointless busyness tear down relationships and drive people to despair. The sad state of human existence is observed and illustrated by the wisdom writer, Solomon. Today's world is no different. The challenge is to find ways to build relationships through community. Peter Chao presents a biblical solution to these life struggles with an exposition from Ecclesiastes.

From A Contented Heart
Mr. Peter Chao, President, Eagles Communications
A contented heart is a thankful heart while a discontented heart breeds fights and conflict. The tenth Commandment, "Thou shall not covet" is a powerful protection against discontentment.

Hearts and Minds On Fire: Ten Characteristics of a Spirit-Directed Life
Mr. Michael Tan, Vice-President, Eagles Communications,
From cowards to confident witnesses, from failures to faithful disciples, from persecutor to propagator, Acts 1-12 records the transformation of those whose lives were invaded by the Holy Spirit - principally the Twelve as well as the unexpected one - Paul. As it was required of them, Christ must also make a difference in our hearts and minds if we are to make a difference in our world today. Acts shows us the stirring benchmark of what a Christian faith and life should be like. Michael Tan speaks on the ten characteristics of a person whose life is filled and directed by the Holy Spirit from these chapters and how we can cultivate them as we follow Him who is "a consuming fire."

Journey Of The Heart
Mr. Peter Chao, President, Eagles Communications
The different characters in the parable of the prodigal son form the backdrop for this series. The Wandering Soul, The Critical Spirit, The Wonded Healer and The Joyous Community - all these messages mirror the journey of the human heart, often straying away, yet always drawn to the waiting Father.

Looking In, Reaching Out
Mr. Peter Chao, President, Eagles Communications
Peter Chao explores four critical questions God challenges us within our spiritual journey. The first question when he gets our attention is "Where Are You?" It causes us to look within, to value the being more than the doing. As we draw closer to God, we hear His heart's desire for redemption and His question, "What Is In Your Hand?" forces us to reach out. When we allow God to use us, we suddenly realize the fears within and God gently asks, "Why Are You Afraid?" As we gingerly let go, He will make us look out again by asking, "Where Is Your Brother?"

Marriage: Success or Failure?
Dr. John Ng, Executive Vice-President, Eagles Communications
Marriage today is undergoing tremendous stress from the different pressures of work, children and inlaws. John Ng examines factors that contribute to the success or failure in marriage. A must for couples.

Shelter In The Storm
Mr. Peter Chao, President, Eagles Communications
What is it that you depend on in life for security? When the foundation you have staked your future gives way or is shaken, what have you to depend on? Peter Chao reminds us that God is our strength and refuge. He alone holds the future. Everything is in His control and His children will not be forsaken.

Struggling With God
Mr. Peter Chao, President, Eagles Communications
Are you like Jacob who has the past to haunt him and the intimidating future to taunt him? He wrestled with God and prevailed. In this message, Peter Chao reminds us that according to God's abounding mercies, we too can rise from the ash heap and be made new.

When The Lights Go Out
Mr. Peter Chao, President, Eagles Communications
God permitted Job to suffer the loss of all his wealth, his ten children and his health. All because Satan posed the question "Does Job worship God for nothing?" Peter Chao challenges us with this question: "Have you ever wondered how you would fare in such a test?"

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