Agape Baptist Church Singapore

We all go through suffering. But should Christians face suffering? And should our suffering diminish our God-given glory as His Church? This Sunday, we begin a new series: SAVED FOR MORE: The Church’s building blocks from Ephesians 3. Join us as Pastor Johanan brings us the first instalment ”SHINE” from Ephesians 3:1-13. Invite a friend! 💒 10am | 1 Dorset Road (level 2) 🆙 Come early, eager, and...

Drawing Strength in Christ – Ps Guna | Agape Church Camp 2025 Spiritual exhaustion is real—especially when we pour out without being rooted in the One who sustains us. From Colossians 3:1–4, Ps Guna reminds us that true strength, joy, and rest come only when our identity is placed fully in Christ. ✝️ 👉 Listen now and learn how to draw strength in every season by setting your mind on things above—...

🎧 NEW SERMON OUT NOW Camp Called – Day 2 | Session 2 🎙️ "Called for the Gospel" We are not here by chance. Like Paul, we’ve been set apart for the gospel of God —called to invest, devote, and live for something far greater than ourselves. 💥 What does it mean to exist for the gospel? 🕊️ Why is it worth everything? 🔥 If not the gospel… then what? Don’t miss this powerful message from Pastor Johan...

In this Sermon, we’ll be hearing from Torkis in a sermon titled “A Call for Compassion” based on Luke 10:25-37. He will dive deeper into the familiar and relevant topic of compassion. What does the Bible require of us as believers when we are placed in situations that call for us to be compassionate? Through the story that Jesus told, Torkis will unpack practical steps on how we can respond differ...

You Are CALLEDPaul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, set apart for the gospel of God– Romans 1:1 “Our high and privileged calling is to do the will of God in the power of God forthe glory of God.”— James Innell Packer

It’s Youth Sunday! Pastor Johanan brings us Living Larger Than Life from Romans 2:6-11 - to challenge not only the youth - but all of us!

Greetings from Camp Called, Batam! We’ve been following through Paul’s introduction from Romans 1:1-4. We will talk about the kind of church we want to be. What is our vision for our church? Listen in as Pastor Johanan closes Camp Called with Called to God from Romans 1:5-7.

In this sermon, Pastor Guna preaches on what the Bible instructs parents to give to their children for their flourishing and what children should give to their parents for their blessing.

What kind of heart posture should we have when coming before God? In Luke 18:9-14, Jesus shares a parable about two people praying - one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector. Their different prayers are evaluated very differently by Jesus. In this last sermon of the three-part series leading to church camp, Pastor GL unpacks the essential posture we must have in our relationship with God. Don&...

Waiting for God involves more than just being in awe of His unique greatness. Active waiting also involves praying - not just for things but as an expression of our intimacy with God. It is also this intimacy with God that prepares our hearts to meet with Him at our upcoming church camp. Pastor GL unpacks Hebrews 4:14-16 and share three encouragements to deepen our intimacy with God through prayer...

Waiting for God is a recurring theme in the Bible, but it isn't always easy. Yet through it, God often shapes our hearts and deepens our faith. This Sunday, Pastor GL begins a new 3-part series: Waiting for God: Perspective, Prayer, & Posture. In the first sermon, based on Micah 7:18-20, we'll see the perspective that gave the prophet Micah the desire and confidence to wait expectantly...

Jesus said more about money than any topic and yet we do not talk enough about it in church and amongst loved ones. Is managing our money an indicator of our spiritual health? Jesus seems to suggest so. What can go wrong if we mismanage our finances? And how can we do it right? Wilson preaches from the Parable of the Unjust Steward in Luke 16:1-13. Listen in and learn about this sensitive topic of...

Feeling apathetic? Does life seem mundane, mechanical, and meaningless? Do you feel like there’s nothing that spurs you, nothing that fills you with purpose each day? Do you feel like you’ve already satisfied and explored the mystery and magnitude of God? That there’s nothing more to God to behold and savour? Does the Church seem limp and pathetic - and it feels like that’s all there is to her? Th...

Are we the most divided people, ever? Some might say so. But even if we aren’t, surely we do see the fractures and divisions along political, ethnic, social, religious lines (and many more). What can we do about these divisions? Is there any hope beyond basic tolerance for one another? Will we ever see true unity among diverse people? Pastor Johanan gives us an answer from Ephesians 2:11-18, in UN...

Hypocrisy. Most people feel guilty of it, but Christians feel this guilt even more acutely. Over time, this guilt disillusions and discourages us from continuing in faith. How do we move from hypocrisy to a glad pursuit of holiness? Pastor Johanan begins a new 3-part series: NOT THE SAME: The Church’s building blocks from Ephesians 2. Join us as he answers the questions above in his first sermon,...

How will you respond when grief overwhelms you? What can you do when your world seems to crumble? How do you cope when despair threatens to drown you? In our struggles, we often seek refuge in methods, strategies, or coping mechanisms. Yet, the real solution lies in shifting our hope to the solid rock of Christ and discovering who Jesus is in the trenches of everyday life. In this stand-alone serm...

This Easter Sunday, we’re confronted with the deep longings of our hearts—for healing, for wholeness, for hope. In a world filled with brokenness, many of us ask: When will life be whole again? Through the encounter between Nicodemus and Jesus, and the bold declaration of Christ’s resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15, we discover that true wholeness begins with being born again. It’s not a change we c...

One people, one nation, one Singapore”—a familiar phrase sung almost every National Day, reminding us of our shared Singaporean identity. But as Christians, we are also part of a spiritual holy nation. What does it mean to be a holy nation? Join Daniel Loke to explore 1 Peter 2:9-10 in “Chosen, Royal, Holy, Possession” and discover the richness of this spiritual national identity.

WHO WE ARE Series 06/04/25

Christianity is all about getting the golden ticket to heaven.’ Ever heard that before? Ever thought that before? Learn how faith in Jesus is so much more! Pastor Johanan brings us ENDOWED from Ephesians 1:11-14. Website: www.agape.org.sg Facebook: @agape.sg Instagram: @agapebc

When it comes to “planning”, what is the principle you ‘die-die must’ live by? ’Fail to plan, plan to fail’? ’Play the long game’? ’Don’t put all your eggs in one basket’?  Pastor Johanan unpacks how God thinks about His plans - in CHOSEN from Ephesians 1:3-10.

The Church is ___. How would you fill in the blank? “WHO WE ARE: The Church’s Building Blocks from Ephesians 1”. We begin a new series to discover how the Bible fills that blank! Ps Johanan begins with the first sermon, BLESSED from Ephesians 1:1-3. Hear just how good it is to be the people of God!

False security or true freedom? In Galatians 4:21-31, the Apostle Paul tells an incredible story from the Old Testament about two women who represent these two radically different approaches to life. Amidst the tension, this story leads us to discover our true God-given identity. Through this passage, Pastor GL uncovers three essential renewals we need to stand in gospel freedom. Don't miss th...

It is highly possible for someone to believe the gospel theoretically, yet still drift away from it practically. How do we guard against such gospel drift? In Galatians 4:8-20, Paul expresses concern for the Galatians that they have drifted from the gospel they once cherished. Through this passage, Pastor GL draws out three diagnostic questions that we can use to examine our own hearts. Don't...

We start a new three-part sermon series, Galatians 4: Adopted into God's Family. In this first sermon based on Galatians 4:1-7, Pastor GL unpacks how the Apostle Paul's illustration of ancient Roman adoption reveals the beauty of the gospel. Through this sermon, we will learn how this overarching gospel story can shape the many stories we tell about our own lives. Don't miss this sermo...