Alan Lam

While Alan was a medical student at UNSW, learning how to physically save people, God spiritually saved him. He is blessed to be the husband of Glorya and the father of five children. He now serves as an assistant minister at Hurstville Anglican Church and loves seeing people being saved by Christ, strengthened in Christ, and sharing about Christ. He also enjoys winning at table tennis and is reminded of God's sovereignty when he doesn't.

The antidote to idolatry

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It’s right and proper for us to worship God. But when we think about worshipping God, we can tend to think of just a limited range of activities, such as singing to him, obeying him or evangelising. Yet if we do this, it’s possible to miss a key component…

How can we avoid conflicts?

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I grew up in a family where we avoided conflicts. If we were unhappy, we would keep it to ourselves. If we were to bring anything up, it would be done in an indirect way. If the conflict reached a crisis point, either people would walk away and not let…

COVID-19 Reflection

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I had a fall whilst cycling the other day. I got back up and checked where I had injured myself. Thankfully, there were only a few scratches here and there and a slightly damaged sense of pride. I then tried to remember what happened, including what…

Why should I evangelise?

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[vc_row full_width=”” parallax=”” parallax_image=””][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text] How both the bad news and the good news spur us to preach God’s news. We want to share…