The Well Singapore Podcast

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by Ps Jimmy Sim Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

by Ps Peter Eng Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

by Ps Jimmy Sim Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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by Br John Wong Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

by Pastor Peter Eng Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ps Peter Eng explained that holiness is God’s command and character—believers are chosen to be holy, not merely happy. Repentance means a decisive change of direction from self-pleasing to God-pleasing living, while confession is continual realignment when we stray. Holiness begins with repentance, continues through repeated repentance and daily confession. God desires not our pursuit of happiness...

At his installation as Pastor of TheWell Singapore, Pastor Jimmy Sim Chee Teck shared how God has guided his life since his salvation at 17 and early calling to serve the Chinese community. Trained under able and godly mentors, he ministered in several churches, founded Shekinah Church for the needy, and even served as a Grab driver, witnessing people’s brokenness. Through these experiences, God d...

Ps Jimmy Sim continued the Holy Spirit series, teaching that the Spirit is not an impersonal force but God Himself dwelling in believers. He glorifies Christ, assures us of salvation, reveals God’s truth, and empowers witness. Preaching from John 7:37–39, Ps Jimmy explained that the Spirit is God’s gift to all who thirst, come to Jesus, and ask. The Spirit’s filling transforms lives into rivers of...

Ps Jimmy Sim continued the series on the Holy Spirit by reminding us that the Spirit is God with us and in us. He glorifies Christ by always pointing us to Jesus, assures us that we are children of God, and reveals truth through Scripture and guidance. The Spirit also empowers believers to live faithfully and be witnesses for Christ. We are encouraged to focus on Jesus, embrace our identity, live...

Ps Jimmy Sim urges believers, during the Hungry Ghost Festival, to reject superstition and fear: only three spirits exist—the Holy Spirit, evil spirits, and the human spirit. The Holy Spirit is God and “another Helper” promised by Jesus, who convicts, regenerates, indwells, empowers, sanctifies, guides in truth, teaches, protects, gives gifts, loves, and transforms believers. He is a divine Person...

Preaching on Genesis 23, Ps John Wong taught “good grief.” Abraham mourns Sarah (v.2) yet honors her, his Hittite neighbors, and God: as a sojourner he negotiates publicly at the city gate and lawfully purchases the cave of Machpelah from Ephron for 400 shekels of silver (vv.3–20), refusing shortcuts to keep a clean testimony. Christians likewise grieve honestly—never bypassing lament—as Jesus wep...

Pastor Jimmy Sim preached from Luke 10:38–42, contrasting Martha’s busyness with Mary’s devotion. He emphasized that Jesus desires our hearts before our hands, intimacy before activity . Service without communion leads to frustration, comparison, and burnout, but sitting at Jesus’ feet brings eternal value that cannot be taken away. Believers must guard against a culture of busyness, choosing rela...

Pastor Jimmy Sim preached “Who Am I?” from Matthew 25, urging us: Let us be ready for Christ’s return. Let us keep oil in our lamps—nurture faith, holiness, and intimacy with God. Let us use our talents—multiply what the Lord has entrusted to us. Let us love actively—feed the hungry, clothe the poor, and care for the weak. Let us not delay, not hide our gifts, not live for self. Let us examine our...

Ps Peter Eng continued “Praying Your Tears,” focusing on suffering when blameless. Reject false views like karma and prosperity gospel. Process pain before God to avoid bitterness. Lament honestly before Him. Remember that unjust suffering does not mean loss of God’s favour. Accept that its reason may remain unknown, but its result can be refinement. Trust that God stands with the wronged, vindica...