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“Being an intergenerational church is ultimately about building deep discipling relationships across generations that will mature the Body of Christ and embody the Gospel to our family, our children and all those afar off.” - @timothyshaun In week 2 of the sermon series on Titus, Ready For Every Good Work, Timothy brought us a message titled “Intergenerational Relationships” anchored on Titus 2:1-...

“Biblical leadership comes from divine calling and its purpose is to help God’s people grow in faith and the knowledge of the truth, which should lead to godliness.” - @pehhan82 Ps. Peh Han kicked off our new sermon series, Ready For Every Good Work, sharing from the book of Titus. He reminded us that godly leadership is key to building a fruitful, Christ-centered community. Just as Titus brought...

“The greatest spiritual danger is not just that we might fall into sin, but that we might simply stop caring. That we might live our lives in quiet despair and call it maturity.” - @andrejosiah Ps. Andre anchored his message in 2 Peter 1:3-11, reminding us not to settle for spiritual laziness or mediocre faith. Familiarity can easily lead to complacency—our passion fades, Scripture feels dry, and...

“Victories and deliverance reveal who God is—but it’s in the valleys and testing that we’re shaped to pursue holiness.” – @jonathantwl This morning, Jonathan shared on The Testing, The Valleys, and The Waiting—deeply formative seasons where God refines and sanctifies us. In the testing, may we lay down our pride and weakness before Him. In the valley, may we allow God to reveal and reshape what ne...

“Where do your identity, power and strength come from? God invites us to move away from self-reliance to reliance on Him, knowing that His power is made perfect in our weakness.” - @xianyi Speaking from the life of Moses, Xianyi shared how God’s power was made perfect in Moses’ weakness. Moses went from a powerful, self-sufficient prince, to a powerless peasant, to a prophet whose power and streng...

“A nurturing community is one where every member brings life to another, helping each other grow through mutual care.” - @chrisvonne Ps. Christine encouraged us to be a nurturing church. Speaking from Romans 12:9-21, we learnt what love in action looks like, and how we are called to behave as followers of Christ. She emphasised 3 key points on what a nurturing community should be: 1. One with the...

“As Christians, we were never meant to live a life bound by unforgiveness.” - David Tan This morning, David spoke to us on “The Freedom to Forgive”. Drawing from the parable of the unforgiving servant in Matthew 18:23-35, we learn that God, in His grace and mercy, forgives us of our debts. Likewise, we are called to forgive others, which is to release any further feelings and anger towards the per...

Christianity doesn’t leave us to face death alone. Instead, it gives us a Champion who has defeated death, and who pardons and covers us with His love.” - @andrejosiah At our Resurrection Sunday service, Pastor Andre concluded our series on the Seven "I Am"s of Jesus - with a sharing on Jesus as the Resurrection and the Life. Many of us fear death, and are reluctant to face our own mortality. We f...

“Jesus is the way to the Father, manifests the truth of the Father, and gives us the life of the Father.” - Peh Han On week 6 of our Lent series, The Seven “I Am”s of Jesus, and Ps. Peh Han brought us a word on Jesus being the way, the truth and the life. Speaking from John 14:1-6, Jesus declares Himself as the way - the bridge between us and the Father, the truth - the anchor and answer to every...

“Living a vibrant life in the Lord involves going in and out of the gate - not staying safe on the inside of pasture, but taking up the call to follow Him in laying down our lives for a cause that he has called us to.” - @janicechinchern Janice continued our Lent series with a sharing on Jesus’ saying: I am the gate. While we go through many different paths to find fulfilment and purpose, we disco...

“Our security lies in our proximity to the Good shepherd. We can trust Jesus the good shepherd to lead and care for us.” - @pehhan82 Pst Peh Han continued our Lent series on the Seven “I Ams” of Jesus, with a sharing on Jesus as our shepherd. Jesus’ leadership of His flock is the antithesis of today’s ideas strong leadership - self sacrificial and meek, He watches over His sheep with deep concern...

“To abide is to draw life from something - to stay close and long enough so that whatever you’re abiding in begins to shape, nourish and form you.” - @andrejosiah In week 5 of our Lent series on the seven “I Am”s of Jesus, we dive into Jesus being the vine. Focusing on John 15:1-11, Ps. Andre shares that because Jesus is the true vine, we now have direct access to God through abiding in Jesus. To...

“To our struggle with emptiness, evil and existential longing, Jesus says. “I am the Light”, the fulfilment of God’s presence, righteousness and salvation for you.” - @timothyshaun Tim continued our Lent series on the seven “I Am”s of Jesus, with a sharing from John 8, where Jesus makes Himself known as the Light of the World. Have we tried to fight the darkness in our lives with artificial light...

“Jesus came to change our desires at the core so that He becomes the main one, the central desire.” - @pehhan82 Kicking off the Lenten sermon series ‘The Seven ‘I am’s’ Of Jesus’, Ps. Peh Han taught from John 6:26-35, where Jesus declared Himself to be the bread of life. He promised that those who put their faith in Him would never hunger and would receive eternal life. The miraculous act of Jesus...

“We can’t step into God’s promise while still holding onto the idols of yesterday.” - @andrejosiah In the final week of our Vision Series, Ps. Andre spoke on his vision to see our church become a people who refuses to settle. Speaking from the life of Terah, we learnt that there are a couple of factors why we settle in our faith - out of familiarity, out of grief or loss, or out of fear. When we a...

“The world will not be impressed by a church that mirrors society’s divisions, but it will be astonished by a church where people who have nothing in common except Jesus — love one another as family.” - @andrejosiah In week 2 of our Vision Series, Ps. Andre shared his heart for The City to have a missional unity which transcends personal preference, affinity, and cultural similarities, and binds t...

“To fall in God’s kingdom is to be about good deeds without great love. It is giving up the better part.” – @andrejosiah Pst Andre kicked off our Vision Series today with a message on Fending Off Lukewarmness. Sharing from the story of the church of Ephesus that started with passionate love for Jesus but eventually settled for routine faithfulness, it was a stark reminder of how easily we too can...

It’s time to get serious.” - @timothyshaun Following Andrew’s message on our priestly calling, Timothy encouraged us to follow Jesus seriously in 2025. We know that we are to live with our reward being joy and communion with God, and spend our lives for God’s dreams and His kingdom. But in trying to live out these goals, we realise that our hearts are prone to wander because the desires of our hea...

“Jesus did not promise that everything will work out in this life, even if we were fully obedient. However, he promised that it will be worth it, because He is worth it all.” - @andoryuutam Speaking from the book of Malachi and the life of John the Baptist, we learn what our priestly calling is, which is primarily to revere God, and stand in front of Him in awe and trembling. We are called to live...

“When we don’t have everything figured out and when we are overwhelmed, that’s where God’s grace unfolds.” - @pehhan82 Pst Peh Han shared on The Sacred Rhythms of Grace as we kicked off our first service for the year. Has the new year already started to feel like the same cycle of exhaustion, and are we already starting to question where we are headed? Therein lies an opportunity for renewal and h...

“Advent is not merely about waiting but about cultivating the discipline of not becoming overfamiliar and the readiness to embrace the mystery when it is revealed.” - @pehhan82 In week 3 of the series ‘Missing Jesus’, Ps. Peh Han taught from Luke 4:16-22, where the people of Nazareth, influenced by their preconceived ideas about Jesus due to their close familiarity with Him, allowed this to shape...

“The way we view sin, grace and God’s redemptive love shapes the righteousness we live by.” - @janicechinchern In week 2 of our series ‘Missing Jesus’, we take a look at the Pharisees and how their self-righteousness pulled them away from God, because in their emphasis on keeping the law and honouring God, they neglected the fuller picture of God’s intent: restoration of the shalom of God. In thei...

“Control turns the very thing that God sends to bring us life and freedom into a perceived threat to our sense of security. We end up trading the peace of His provision for the anxiety of our own striving.” - @andrejosiah Pst Andre kicked off our advent series, Missing Jesus, as we enter a season of contemplation as a church family, and collectively ponder on the wonder of Jesus’ birth. Sharing fr...

“What if all this was so that your life would create a context for someone else to come into his destiny? Would you still do it?” - @yeohjo In the final week of “Caught up in God’s story” series, we had the honour of having Josh Yeoh, who shared his journey of how God gave him a word to sow seeds of prayer movement into the local church, yet challenged and remade him into a man that will lay down...