HTBB Talks

Jesus says 5 phrases to Peter after the resurrection that restores his fractured faith and sets a new course for his life. What are they and how do they speak to us today? John 21:15-25

When Jesus proclaimed the words of the Beatitudes, it sent shock waves to the first century world -- for no earthly ruler, emperor or king had ever built their kingdom on the foundations that Jesus had laid. In this sermon, we look at how to live under His blessing, and to be recipients of God’s favour. Matthew 5:1-10

The opposite of offense is faith. But what does this look in practice? We unpack the story of Jesus healing a paralysed man (and the seemingly offensive actions that take place), to see how we can approach tough situations through the lens of faith. Mark 2:1-12

Miles looks at how we can pray for healing using the model that Jesus showed us. Mark 1:35-45

This sermon is intended for anyone who is going through, or has been through a wilderness season in their lives. God is in the waiting season with you, and Jesus is the way in the wilderness. Mark 1:1-13

As we begin the new year, we look at the principle of Sowing and Reaping, and how God can multiply what is in your hand -- if you will sow in the Spirit. Galatians 6:7-10

It's the last Sunday of 2021! With 5 days left to the year, let's take some time to reflect on the year that has passed and prepare ourselves for the year to come. In this message, we use the verses from Colossians 3 to help give us a framework for reflection. Colossians 3:12-17

Miles turns to the story of Simeon and Jesus to ask how we can take hold of hope this Christmas.

In the Christmas story we discover that ultimately home is not a place but a person, and Miles considers how we can come home this Christmas.

This is a conversation about the story of Jesus’ birth — looking at the world, family and circumstances he was born into. Join us as we chat with Steve Chao, Datin Kathleen Chew and Steven Thang as they weigh in from their unique perspectives!

Today is the beginning of Advent which is a season of reflection on the coming of Jesus, both in the past as a baby and in the future in glory. Jesus talks about his second coming to prepare his disciples and to inform them on how to live well. In the passage today we explore one of these moments.

In a world of relative truth, it's challenging to our true identity. In this talk, Priscilla speaks from John 18: 33-38 on how the truth of who we are is only found in who God is.

Miles looks at when Jesus walked on water to come to the disciples’ help when they were on the lake in a storm, and looks at how Jesus gets us through the storms of life.

Jesus invites us to be His disciples. Today, we learn what that means, how can we grow to become a disciple of Jesus and what it means to choose Jesus over everything.

Singing and songs are all throughout the bible and it is a mark of the Christian faith. Stew explores why God’s people sing and what difference it makes in our own lives and in our church community.

Miles looks at four ways to fight anxiety and have inner peace regardless of our circumstances.

We’re entering one of the most turbulent and confusing phases of the pandemic. In the midst of this highly volatile season, Alvin shares with us from James 5:13 that in every situation, the wisest response is always to look up, in prayer or in praise.

Are you experiencing conflict now? How can we be wise in a time of division? In the 3rd part of the Wise Up series, we look at 4 actions we can take in conflict, from the book of James.

Jacintha continues the sermon series on wisdom from the book of James, looking at how God wants to use our battles to form the basis of our becoming.

As average working hours have increased by 3 hours globally during the pandemic, how can we avoid burnout by focusing on a life of fruitfulness that is shaped and fuelled by God to bring about transformation?

Miles speaks about how we can lay the foundations of renewal in our lives and in our church.

Nehemiah 2:17-18, 8:9-10 | Miles looks at the model set out in Nehemiah for how to rebuild post-pandemic and see renewal in our church and nation.

To follow Jesus is to be changed. But as anyone who has ever tried to change will know change is hard. In Romans 12 Paul shows us how this change is possible and why we would want to make this transformation our life’s pursuit. // Accompanying this talk are 5 bite sized videos looking at different aspects of building your inner life:

Jacintha speaks about Jesus’ first public miracle in which he turns water into wine, and how it gives us a framework for how we can move from a state of languishing into a season of flourishing.