St George's Church, Singapore

John contrasts Cain’s hatred with Christ’s sacrificial love. Genuine faith proves itself through concrete action and compassion, not mere words. Christ’s cross defines love and calls the church to costly, visible community that reflects God’s character to a watching world. This sermon was preached on 5 July 2026 at the 10.15am service

False teachers lurk within the church, not outside it. Andrew Thomas exposes the danger of spiritual deception and offers three diagnostic tests for authentic Christianity: right doctrine about Jesus, moral seriousness, and genuine love. The cure? Remain anchored in the gospel you heard from the beginning. This sermon was preached on 28 June 2026 at the 10.15am service

What are you actually living for? Not the answer you give on Sunday — but the one written in your anxieties, your mood swings, your need for approval? In this sermon from 1 John 2:12-17, Rev Jonathan Wong cuts to the heart: beneath every sin is unbelief. Our loves are disordered — and only the love revealed at the cross can set them right. This sermon was preached on 21 June 2026 at the 10.15am se...

What separates a genuine Christian from someone merely making spiritual claims? Joshua Raj explores three marks of authentic faith from 1 John: honest confession before God, confidence in Christ our Advocate, and love for one another. This sermon was preached on 14 June 2026 at the 10.15am Sunday service.

In an age of "truth decay," how do we know what is real? Revd Dr Jonathan Wong opens this series in 1 John by grounding us in the apostle John’s eyewitness testimony: the Word who was from the beginning became touchable — and knowing him is where true fellowship begins and lasting joy is found. This sermon was preached on 7 June 2026 at the 10.15am service.

How do we wait well? Drawing from Acts 1, Rev Joshua Raj explores how Christ prepares his church between promise and fulfilment — calling us to pray with purpose, witness in the Spirit's power, and trust that in him, our waiting is never wasted. This sermon was preached on 17 May 2026 at the 10.15am service.

In the world’s most religiously diverse nation, how do we engage people of other faiths? Paul’s address to the Athenians shows us the way. Every human heart carries a longing only God can fill — he is nearer than we think, our creator and our home. The call: stop striving, repent, and rest in what Christ has already done.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ This sermon was preached on 10 May 2026 at the 10.15am servi...

When Stephen faces the Sanhedrin's fury, he reveals Christ standing at God's right hand. Revd Joshua Raj explores how faithful witness shines brightest amid difficulty, examining resistance to God, the power of forgiveness, and how scattering becomes sending—inviting us to look up, forgive boldly, and never write anyone off. This sermon was preached on 3 May 2026 at the 10.15am service.

What does it mean to live the resurrection life? Drawing from Acts 2, Revd Dr Jonathan Wong explores how the early church exemplified Christian community through devotion to teaching, radical generosity, and delight in the Lord. He reflects on stewardship, inner compassion, and the magnetic power of love lived out—calling St George's to embody the same joyful, growing community. This sermon was pr...

On the Day of Pentecost, Peter — once a fearful denier — preaches with Spirit-filled boldness, and 3,000 respond. Through this account we see how the gospel transformedh Peter, the crowd, and us a those who are "far off". From this we learn about the gospel’s power to forgive, restore, and renew.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ The sermon was preached on Sunday 19 April 2026 at the 10.15am service

On Easter Sunday, we begin a new series in Acts. Through Peter's sermon to Cornelius, we explore how God shows no favouritism, how Christ's life, death, and resurrection breaks every dividing wall, and how his love empowers us to forgive. This sermon was preached at the Easter Sunday service on 5 APRIL 2026 at 10.15am

These are messages shared as part of the Seven Last Words of Christ at the Good Friday service at St George's Church on 3 April 2026 at 10am. 1st Word: Revd Jonathan Wong 2nd Word: Revd Joshua Raj 3rd Word: Andrew Thomas 4th Word: Revd Jonathan Halliwell 5th Word: Toh Soon Kok 6th Word: Revd Jonathan Wong

On Palm Sunday, we explore Psalm 118 — the very psalm the crowds sang as Jesus entered Jerusalem. Through God's steadfast love (*hesed*), his past deliverances, and Christ as the rejected-yet-triumphant Cornerstone, we find hope to keep pressing forward. This Sermon was preached on 29 March 2026 at the 10.15am service at St George’s Church.

Psalm 130 invites us to cry out from life’s depths and move from despair to hope. Through confession, trust in God’s word, and recognition of His forgiveness, we find redemption not in our circumstances but in Christ. Explore how faith, community, and the cross offer true salvation.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ This sermon was preached on 25 March at the 10.30am Midweek Communion Service.

A sermon preached at the midweek service of St George’s Church on Wednesday 18 March 2026

Psalm 95 calls us to joyful, exuberant worship of our sovereign God. While He rules over all creation, He also cares deeply for us. True worship requires sincere hearts, not mere outward obedience. When we experience God’s love through Christ, our inner motivation transforms, freeing us to trust Him and find rest.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ This sermon was preached at the Sunday 5.30pm service on 8 March 202...

15 February 2026 10.15am