The RiverLife Podcast

We explore the book of Joshua and learn to cultivate a life of faith and obedience. We realise how different life can be when we love the Lord our God, walk in all His ways, obey His commands, hold firmly to Him and serve Him with all our heart and soul (Joshua 22:5).

We explore the book of Joshua and learn to cultivate a life of faith and obedience. We realise how different life can be when we love the Lord our God, walk in all His ways, obey His commands, hold firmly to Him and serve Him with all our heart and soul (Joshua 22:5).

Pastor Julia Sho brings us a Chinese New Year message centred on Psalms 65:11.

We explore the book of Joshua and learn to cultivate a life of faith and obedience. We realise how different life can be when we love the Lord our God, walk in all His ways, obey His commands, hold firmly to Him and serve Him with all our heart and soul (Joshua 22:5).

We explore the book of Joshua and learn to cultivate a life of faith and obedience. We realise how different life can be when we love the Lord our God, walk in all His ways, obey His commands, hold firmly to Him and serve Him with all our heart and soul (Joshua 22:5).

Pastor Lionel recounts God’s faithfulness toward us as a church and shares his heart with us for our community.

Pastor Ben draws lessons from Jesus' response in Mark 5:21-43, and points us toward the right posture we should adopt when faced with interruptions in life.

We enter into 2024 with a sharing by Elder Ee Yang, who encourages us to put the first things first this new year.

Ps Ben KC Lee recounts the many milestones we've gone through as a church together and reminds us of the Lord's hand and plan over us as a community.

Ps Joachim shares with us the Christmas message for the year, and highlights the most precious gift of the season.

Guest Speaker, Ps Ken Teo from Kingdom Community Church, shares with us about the good news this Christmas season.

Guest Speaker, Ps Vincent Lun from Kingdom Community Church, shares with us the hope that we have amid a chaotic world this Christmas.

Our Guest Speaker for the week, Ps Chua Hock Lin, shares about the life-changing power of the Lord's presence.

John the Baptist prepared the way for Christ 1st coming. He called the nation of Israel to repentance even though they were not idol worshippers! However, there was injustice, pride and profit making in Jerusalem. John called them to repentance in order to prepare the way for Christ’s coming.   Likewise, in our day and age, God is calling us to repent of those things in our lives that are not plea...

Hezekiah, even though he was somewhat a good king, was only focused on his life and not the faith, security and peace of the subsequent generation. Likewise, our faith can be self-centered, focused solely on us. As God revives us, He desires that we don’t just live for ourselves, but for every subsequent generation as well. God desires that all of us become a Patriarch for future generations.

We live in a money driven society. A lot of our motivations is centered around money, career, pride, entertainment, comfort and convenience. Scripture teaches us that our lives must be centered around God’s Word and nothing else.

When revival comes (Jacob wrestling with God and being blessed), God will stir our hearts to restore broken relationships in our midst.

The worship of Baal was so prevalent because Baal is seen as the one who gives the harvest of the land through good weather. A revived life will always see God as a good Father that looks after His children – even when we don’t understand it.

Spiritual warfare is real especially when we would want to journey through awakening. How do we do battle in the midst of this spiritual war? Worship will play a key role.

In the midst of barrenness and oppression, Hannah cried out to the Lord and God granted her request to have a child. Even so, she did not keep her child all for herself. Rather, she dedicated the child fully unto the Lord – even though Eli was not a good High Priest and the temple was full of corruption. Likewise, we must never be afraid to surrender our best unto the Lord. This is a sign of a rev...

Elder Ee Yang shares from 1 Samuel 11.

These 3 festivals for the Jews are for the purposes of them being reminded that God has prepared a place for them in the land of Canaan as their inheritance. For believers, these festivals signify the coming Messiah who will make all things new and make His dwelling among us in the new Jerusalem. These festivals are yet to be fulfilled but some have argued that the trumpets have sounded. As a chur...

These 3 feasts remind Israel that God is in their midst and that He is their source – the One that protects them and looks after them. All of these feasts have been fulfilled when Christ came. God Himself came and walked among His people and removed their sin (leaven) through Jesus’s sacrifice on the cross. After of His resurrection (First Fruits) and ascension, He now dwells within us through the...

The Jews, throughout their lives will observe the practice of cleansing and purification. The purpose of these rituals is to remind the Jews that God is Holy and cannot stand sin in His presence. They are not allowed to enter into the temple or even handle the Torah (Word of God) if cleansing and purification is not done first. Likewise, we as believers need to practice the ritual of confession an...

We hear from Ps Joachim an update on Missions efforts in 2023.