Lam Kok Hiang has over 30 years of experience in full-time Christian vocational ministry. He holds a MA (Biblical Studies) from Dallas Theological Seminary and has led Cru Singapore as National Team Leader since 2006. An avid runner, Kok Hiang shares a love for books with his wife, Sharon. Together, their desire is to see young leaders rise up in local churches and missions agencies across Asia.
Staying the course requires us to remain faithful to our calling and mission. Especially during this time of transition, this is exactly what Cru Singapore intends to do.
In matters concerning life and faith, we often have more questions than answers. How do we respond when God stays silent, or does not give us the answers we want?
There is a battle that is waging for our minds. Do we need to start changing what we are allowing in to our thought life?
Let's use this circuit breaker to love and care for those closest to us. Discover effective and efficient ways to redeem our families with Cru Singapore!
Do you know how your heart is really doing? In this season, let's take the time to check the condition of our hearts and hear from the One who knows it better than we do.
How do we protect our peace from the anxiety and worries that we face?
In times of trouble, how do we access God's promise of peace that surpasses all understanding?
Some thing to think about in seasons of endless party invitations.
What do people see in us? What we “show and tell” in our lives to those around us unveil the state of our hearts.
Find out how god moves in mysterious ways at Cru Singapore. Our blog offers spiritual insights and stories that will encourage you on your faith journey!
When waiting gets agonising, how should one respond? How can one remain hopeful?
What can we do in the face of fear?
The beauty of earthly celebrations offers us a glimpse into the grander parties in heaven.
What voices are you currently hearing in your hearts right now? Read how Kok Hiang battles the voice of discouragement and negativity.
How is your new year going to be? It's often a choice between letting our zealous past be a distant memory or returning to God with a renewed devotion. What does Chapter 2 of Jeremiah have to say about this?
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