They told him to repent
He scanned the QR code

A Singaporean tragicomedy about authenticity

in an image-conscious world

“Authentic. Relatable.

It’s messy, but there’s always hope.

That’s why it rings so true.”

— Jubilee

No easy victories. No easy answers.

Systematic Silence is not a triumphant tale

A story of a

fallen pastor

paying the price of being real

in such

a fake world

Read and ask:

How do you live authentically?

This Story Does NOT Say

That the Church is the enemy
That rebellion is righteousness
That cynicism is wisdom
That bitterness is bravery
That brokenness itself is holiness
That leadership is automatically corrupt
That institutions are irredeemable
That failure without repentance is beautiful
That deconstruction is the final destination
That heroism should always be celebrated
That religious leaders are pathetic

This Story Says

Real faith can survive even when structures fail
True repentance is slow & costly
Grief and hope can coexist
Courage often looks like trembling obedience
Everyone has their own battles
Brokenness must lead to surrender
Truth must be spoken to heal, not to destroy
Mercy is greater than triumph
Authenticity must be balanced with wisdom & love
Christ is faithful, even when everything else burns
Protecting the vulnerable matters more than protecting reputations

“As a modern Christian, this resonates deeply. It’s a powerful reminder not to fall into Pharisaic patterns — and it clarifies what that actually looks like in today’s world.”

— Agnes

They told him to repent He scanned the QR code

This Story Does NOT Say

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They told him to repent
He scanned the QR code