Messages

The Kingdom Movement has liberated us from a lifestyle of legalism! In Week 3 of this message series, Edmound Teo teaches us how truly living out God’s Kingdom on earth is more than just living within a set of rules and regulations.

Kingdom Movement continues with Betty Chung sharing a message on our identity as Sons and Daughters of God, and how a true understanding of this can help us tackle our other roles in life.

This week we launch a brand new series, Kingdom Movement. Join us as Edmound Teo shares with us Jesus’ teachings on the Kingdom and what it means to bring and live out God’s Kingdom on Earth.

This Sunday as we conclude the “Tears From Heaven” sermon series, Peter Jung will having a look at the eternal consequences when we are overcome with compassion like Jesus was.

This week we are taking a fresh look at what compassion looks like for those that are Kingdom-minded, as Ken Mok speaks on having Compassion For The Lost

Today is the start of a new sermon series called “Tears From Heaven”! Edmound Teo will be speaking on what it looks like to be gripped with compassion, to allow space for a sorrow in our humanity but be guided by an eternal perspective.

To conclude the Love Again series, Edmound Teo is asking us deep questions of what it means to love our enemies. He will be teaching and sharing what it means to go beyond the Golden Rule

In a continuation of the Love Again series, Betty Chung will teach us the importance of how loving God and loving ourselves translates into Loving Your Neighbour.

This Sunday, we’ll take a fresh look at what it means in the Bible to “Love Yourself” – how to do it from a relational point of view and why it’s important to commit to this.

This Sunday, we begin a new series that will teach us the difference between a religion and a relationship. The series will also challenge us to begin a right relationship with God to love again.

This Sunday, we will learn what it means to serve God, and how we can serve Him with the right motives and the right heart.

This Sunday, we will learn that when you’ve been deeply touched by the love of God, you can’t help but respond in ways that make no sense to the world that is a call to love Jesus lavishly.

This Sunday, we will learn what truly matters as His flock in the Kingdom and what this means that holds dear to our Father’s Heart.

This Sunday, we will understand God’s Kingdom principles, and it’s implication on our daily work and living and how it is unlike any worldly economic or political systems.

This Sunday, we will learn that worshipping God may be the single most important thing we do on earth and it can be done personally or with others as a true encounter and experience with Him.

This message teaches that as we encounter Jesus through communion, Jesus empowers us to pursue him by living a life rooted in humility, interdependency and hope.

From this message; we will learn that living for material things is kingdom of earth living, but living for Christ is Kingdom of God living. Worship is having a relationship in Christ and enjoying him as gain, more than what life can offer.

We begin a new sermon series where we will learn just how we are created for worship and through worship, we can reflect His glory by knowing and loving him.

This Sunday we will learn just how we are called to do amazing works for the advancement of the Kingdom of God. These are the works that Jesus did and are primarily found within us.

This Sunday's message is based on the story of Abraham, where we see God’s grace is given, not earned.

This Sunday we begin a new sermon series called ‘Amazing. We will learn how this word speaks of something that is wonderful and make your heart melt. And this amazing is…Jesus!

We'll learn how a new kind of love, that goes beyond our changing emotions, shows this side of heaven and draws people to Jesus.

Week two of the Tribe series looks at the ‘what’ and ‘why’ of loving others. What is love and why we are to love both believer and unbelievers?

We begin our new sermon series about Kingdom Community and this Sunday we will learn that the way we welcome and receive one another is a testimony to what we believe about how God welcomes and receives us.