Messages

God is constantly opening new doors for us to share His love to our lost world. The opportunities He gives us are not only to make a living but to save lives.

Jesus is constantly knocking on the door of our hearts because He wants us to be in relationship with Him. Will you open the door for Him?

The tongue should always be guarded because it has the power to hurt or heal. It can be tempting to hurt others when we are wronged. How do we avoid that? Let’s learn from King David.

Jesus is the door to salvation and satisfaction in life. Would you enter the door?

Why do so many Christians fail to flourish in life? Many people give up halfway through their lives, and they fail to reach what they actually aimed for. They failed to achieve their goals in life. Here you will find keys to discovering God’s purpose in life and how to grow consistently and stay healthy.

It is God’s plan that we live a fulfilled and fruitful life to bless others. In Christ you can flourish in everything you do. You don’t have to just look successful. You can actually be fruitful!

The oak tree has long been seen as a symbol of strength and endurance. Through Christ, we can and will prevail if we hold firm to Him and draw nourishment from Him. Not only that, the Gospel itself endures when it is passed from one generation to the next so that God will have His witnesses throughout every generation.

Where you are planted is very important. If you are planted by the rivers of water, then you would grow strong and high and bear fruit in all seasons. The roots of the olive tree go deep down to about 20 feet and that’s the reason why they are able to bear fruit for as long as 100 years. You too must be planted in God if you want to have a significant life.

There are two ways to live your life – one is God’s way, the other is Satan’s way. One leads to life, fulfilment and fruitfulness. The other leads to death, emptiness and barrenness. Which one will you choose?

This is the final week of our Talking Animals series! We are closing out with a message from our Senior Pastor, Edmound Teo, entitled “Majestic Lion”. We'll learn more about how Jesus is our protector, and how He watches over us as the Lion of the tribe of Judah.

In this message with Pastor Ed, we move on to the Clever Ox which as you'll find out, has many different lessons to teach us about living a Kingdom-driven lifestyle. Lessons about how we approach our own salvation, our relationship with the world around us, and the people in our lives can be learned from how the ox is depicted in scripture.

Today we learn about the Wise Spider, and though it is small, the spider is a creature that we can take more than a few lessons from. They are creatures that use their God-given gifts to the best of their ability, and they always persevere to faithfully and diligently complete the task before them. Watch on to hear how we can adopt these truths in our lives as well!

Our Senior Pastor Edmound Teo continues the Talking Animals series about the biblical truths we can learn from the animal kingdom. This time we look at the Harmless Dove and how they can teach us to choose peace, and use wisdom at all times.

We look at the Listening Sheep and the lessons they can teach us about listening to the voice of God, our Shepherd.

Key Points • Ants are Self-motivated • Ants are Hardworking • Ants Prepare for the Future

Key Points The Church is the Body of Christ We contribute to each other’s growth We are smarter together We are stronger together

Key Points • Waiting on God will give you a renewed inward strength • Waiting on God will give you a renewed upward strength • Waiting on God will give you a renewed onward strength

Key Points • Introducing Jesus’ instructions to the 12 disciples when He sent them out • Defining Kingdom evangelism – God’s agenda, not human agenda • External activities required for Kingdom evangelism, internal things we must/must not carry when it comes to it

Key Points • Kingdom evangelism involves looking for persons of peace • Focusing on people, stopping for the one (Luke 10:31-32) • It requires us not to judge others based on what we see on the outside • We are looking for treasure hidden inside people

Key Points • Kingdom evangelism involves – proclaiming the Kingdom, healing the sick, raising the dead, cleansing lepers, casting out demons • Relying on money (or money’s agents) to do Kingdom evangelism will fail

Key Points • Kingdom evangelism a response to God’s all, is God-sent, and teamwork with the Body of Christ • Individualistic, orphan mindset cannot achieve effective Kingdom evangelism • Kingdom worker – chooses love over what they believe is right, empowers others

Key Points • Introducing Jesus’ instructions to the 12 disciples when He sent them out • Defining Kingdom evangelism – God’s agenda, not human agenda • External activities required for Kingdom evangelism, internal things we must/must not carry when it comes to it

• The Church equips people for the work of ministry • People are equipped to do ministry and released to bless the world

• Greatest responsibility of a father is to be a spiritual father to his children • Set an example for the children to imitate

• The Church is a family • People are committed to each other