Doing Faith with Andrew Kulasingham

Do you know why of you exist? Do you know why you wake up everyday? What makes you tick? In this message Ps Andrew Kulasingham looks at the man Jesus as told to us by Luke in his Gospel. Jesus who had a job, who had to walk for miles to do what he had to do, had to have money to do go about the call of God in His life. What made the man Jesus tick? We will see that the man Jesus knew the why of hi...

Seeing alone is not believing. If we want to live a life by the power of Jesus name, then our seeing must be influenced by our life experiences with God. In this special Easter message, Ps Andrew Kulasingham encourages us to increase in our experiential knowledge of God in order to create new seeing – a seeing Paul refers to as walking by faith and not by sight.

This is a special message for Good Friday. Ps Andrew Kulasingham brings a short reflection based on Isaiah 53 and 54.

What would your last words on earth be? The reality is, what you believe about death is driving the way you live your life daily. How much of your everyday life contributes to your life after death? Do you ask yourself that question? You should. Believing that resurrection is real but living as if this life is the only life we have – that’s pitiful. Will you choose a life with eternity in mind? Wi...

Did you know that the seed of the Gospel is the Abrahamic Covenant? The good news of Jesus Christ is not about following a set of rules and regulations. It is about obeying the voice of God and entering into a lifestyle of being blessed and being a blessing. In this final sermon of a 3-part series on the power to bless, Ps Andrew Kulasingham revisits the Abrahamic Covenant and shows us the importa...

The Bible tells us that we called to be blessed and we are called to be a blessing. Being blessed is the precursor of becoming a blessing. If we live our lives unaware of or not experiencing the blessings of God, how are we to be a channel of blessing to all the families on the earth? In this sermon, Ps Andrew Kulasingham highlights the importance of blessing God, blessings self in order to become...

The psalmist speaks to his soul and instructs it to bless the Lord. As we  reflect on psalm 106, we realise he is instructing us all to bless the Lord for our own sakes. This week, Ps Andrew Kulasingham looks at this concept of blessing God and how it is the only medication for two diseases of the soul – pride and ingratitude.

The sole purpose we exist as a church is to be lights. Every christian exists to be a light in the world – to be an avenue for someone to see the Father through us. Without light, there would be no sight. This week, Ps Andrew Kulasingham reminds us that to keep our lamps burning we need to have oil in our lamps. The Challenge is – do we have enough oil in our lamps. He recommends to regular pitfal...

In an age where there seems to be versions of truth, Christians are faced with a barrage of ideas and opinions that we are constantly fed through the social media and other sources. Information overload is the main cause of spiritual indigestion. In this sermon, Ps Andrew Kulasingham challenges us to fix our eyes on things above and not be a bottom feeder scavenging on earthly things.

What will 2022 look like for you? Are you entering the new year with great expectations for a better year ahead of you? If so, what will you do differently to ensure that you experience a better year than you had the year before? Based on the Parable of the Minas in Luke 19, Ps Andrew Kulasingham invites us to consider 3 changes in our lives that will ensure we live a Kingdom life and remain occup...

We live in a world that is unable to acknowledge, let alone recognise God or God moments. What does it take to recognise God and God moments? In this sermon Ps Andrew Kulasingham invites us to live a life of obedience, prayer and a decluttered life, so we will see God moments as a daily occurrence in our lives.

Are you looking for God in your everyday routines? Or have you assigned God a space and spend the rest of your days, weeks, months and years on so called “doing life”? In this sermon, Ps Andrew Kulasingham invites us to consider what we focus on in our daily lives. If God is not what you are focusing on – you are seeing something else. And what you see is what you will bow down to. What you see is...

We are at war. The church is not a cruise ship but a battleship. The church is engaging in a hostile takeover. The Kingdom of the world must “become the kingdom of our Lord and of his Christ, and he shall reign forever and ever”. But our war is not a physical one but a spiritual one. In this message Andrew Kulasingham speaks about where the real battle is – the battle in our minds. 

Discipleship is a missing word in the lips of the modern day christian. The focus today is more on making church members than making disciples. Church attendance and religious adherence have become the focus and very little is said about becoming a follower of Christ. The outcome of such a focus is the idea of salvation without the need for obedience. In this week’s message, Andrew Kulasingham ref...

Are you distracted from your mandate? Do you know what you have been called to do? Do you know who you are and what you have been mandated to do on earth? Andrew Kulasingham brings to us the second of a 3-part series on the Great Commission, which is the mandate for all followers of Christ. In this message, Andrew speaks of the transformational power given to every christian sent out to all nation...

In the midst of the global chaos and confusion brought about by Covid, have we as Christians become so pre-occupied by the happenings around us to the point we have neglected our role as followers of Christ? As Christians we are carrying a mandate. We have been given a mission – The Great Commission. We cannot complete this mandate until we fully understand what Jesus meant when He said He has all...

Do you know that as people of God we can develop a serious spiritual condition that can be fatal to our faith journey? Ps Andrew Kulasingham speaks to us about a condition he calls spiritual amnesia. How easily we forget God. How easily we forget what He has done for us. How easily we forget the prayers He has answered, His miracles. We forget too easily. This sermon is about the dangers of forget...

In this sermon, Ps Andrew Kulasingham takes us to the New Testament where Paul speaks about the culture of honour in the context of 3 very important relationships – the relationship between a husband and a wife, the relationship between parents and children and the relationship between employers and employees. In Ephesians 5 and 6, Paul shows us how honour is played out in these three different en...

Honour has become an archaic word in modern times. Honour however plays such a pivotal role in causing all our relationships to thrive and flourish. This week, Ps Andrew Kulasingham shares from Exodus 20:12 on the value of creating a culture of honour in all our relationships, and it starts in the home.

Every seed planted in your heart becomes a thought. Your thoughts become your patterns of speech. Your talk eventually leads you to your actions. What seeds are planted in your garden? Toxic seeds produce toxic weeds. Let God plant the seeds in your heart. Then you can be rest assured your heart will be a garden that bears fruit of righteousness. This week’s message looks at Matthew 15:1-20.

Faith is not an intellectual exercise. Faith is something made visible through our actions. This week we look at James 2:21-22 to see the correlation between our faith and our actions. It is time we activate our faith.

This is a special message brought to us by Rhena Kulasingham. Rhena shares with us a dream she had and the message the Lord gave her about His imminent return. This is a poignant word for all of us in the season we find ourselves in.

What would you do if you were faced with a choice of either being in with the crowd and forsaking Christ or be loyal to Christ at the risk of losing the ability to achieve wealth and success? This week we look at the church in Thyatira which faced tremendous personal suffering and persecution because they chose not to be part of the demonic structure that demanded loyalty to the world at the expen...

Compromise is a slippery slope. Jesus rebuked the church in Pergamum for accommodating two groups of teaching that were diluting their testimony in the city. First there was “the talk without the walk” group. Then there was the “in the world and of the world” so called believers. This message calls out the two conditions of the heart that can potentially destroy our testimony among those we are ca...

This week we look at the church in Smyrna. The suffering and poverty experienced by the church in Smyrna didn’t make them bitter but produced in them a richness that preserved their faith. Their testimony went up to God as incense of worship and scented the environment around them that was visible to the world. We draw some lessons from this suffering church.