Chaplain Grace Chan, Lecturer of Practical Theology. The Psalms are a collection of sacred songs from the nation of Israel, encompassing songs sung individually and collectively in worship. Throughout history, God's people have expressed their love and reverence for God and given Him glory through worship, praise, prayer, and thanksgiving. The psalms are rich in content, centering on God's attributes and deeds, encompassing creation, sovereignty, redemptive history, protection, and care. By proclaiming God's deeds, these psalms reveal who He is, demonstrating His greatness, power, justice, and love, and reminding His people that He is Lord of all, the eternal King. As they unite in honoring and praising God, His Kingdom is manifested on earth! ...

Oscar Cheung (Th.M.), Master of Divinity, looks back on his years of theological study with his wife and son, each step filled with God's grace and guidance. Equipping myself for deeper ministry. Over the years, many brothers, sisters, and friends have asked me, "Why study theology? What's the point?" It's a very real question. I've come to realize that the knowledge acquired in seminary—whether it's theological theory, biblical languages, or church history—is often difficult to directly and fully apply to pastoral work or the Sunday pulpit. However, this tension between knowledge and action reveals the value of training. ...