The Well Singapore Podcast

People cry from physical, emotional, or psychological pain, all of which are inescapable in life. Pastor Eng teaches that we must process our tears before God, not false gods like human love, wealth, or revenge. When our pain is self-caused or partly our fault, we must honestly lament, repent, and seek God’s favour. God chastises but does not punish His children—Christ bore the punishment. In pain...

Ps Peter Eng’s sermon on Romans 1:16–17 emphasised that salvation is by faith from beginning to end. Drawing on Martin Luther’s struggle, he explained that God's righteousness is not earned but received by faith—through propitiation (God’s wrath turned away by Christ’s death) and imputation (Christ’s righteousness credited to believers). The gospel is good news , not advice, and shame should not h...

Ps Peter Eng’s sermon on Psalm 84 reminded us that we can grow from strength to strength when we are redeemed from a shameful past and secure a hopeful future. Like the sons of Korah, we find true safety near God's presence and honor even the humblest roles He assigns us. Life is a spiritual pilgrimage, and though we may pass through valleys of sorrow, we are strengthened by God's grace and commun...

In celebration of the church’s 11th anniversary, Ps Peter Eng preached on how contemplating the glory of Christ transforms believers from glory to glory. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 3, he emphasised that true heart change begins not with effort or willpower but through worshipful contemplation of Christ’s beauty, holiness, and greatness. Worship shifts our focus from the profane to the sacred, alig...

Ps Peter Eng explained that believers are transformed from glory to glory by contemplating the glory of Christ. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 3:18 and 1 John 3:2, he taught that true change comes not by willpower but by beholding Christ’s beauty, holiness, and greatness. This contemplation renews our desires, breaks cycles of sin, and reorients our lives toward what truly matters. As we behold Christ...

Ps Peter Eng expounded John 1:16, explaining “grace upon grace” as the continual replacement of one divine gift by a greater one—from the grace of the Law to the grace of life in Christ. He highlighted three graces: eternal life, ongoing forgiveness, and abundance in Christ. Believers are invited to live with confidence in God's generous provision, resisting Satan’s accusations through confession,...

At today's service, Ps Jimmy Sim highlighted God’s heart as a generous, good, and gracious Father. From Luke 11, he reminded believers that God gives not just good gifts, but the greatest—His Holy Spirit. God is always present, kind, and trustworthy, even when earthly fathers fall short. On Father’s Day, Pastor Jimmy urged the congregation to return to the Father, not just for blessings, but to de...

In his sermon this Sunday, Pastor Jimmy Sim taught that God desires to dwell in hearts marked by holiness, obedience, and unity. Holiness means being set apart, not perfect, while obedience proves our love for God and invites deeper encounters. Unity among believers sustains the presence of God and prevents spiritual disruption. Hosting God’s presence is not about outward actions, but the inward c...

Ps Jimmy Sim preached from Acts 4 this Sunday on how heaven breaks in through unified prayer and Spirit-led boldness. When believers prioritise God’s presence through prayer, not panic, His power manifests, transforming fear into courage. The early church didn’t retreat under threat but prayed Scripture, recognised God's sovereignty, and sought boldness—not comfort. Prayer must be our first respon...

Last Sunday, Pastor Jimmy Sim exhorted the church to build the atmosphere of God's presence through worship that is spiritual, sincere, and obedient. Drawing from John 4:23–24, he taught that worship is no longer confined to place but is offered in spirit and in truth, wherever we are. True worship involves knowing God, focusing on Him—not music or mood—and responding to His love with wholehearted...

Pastor Jimmy Sim's sermon this Sunday focused on experiencing God's presence; while God is omnipresent, His manifested presence requires intentional seeking. We should move beyond routine religious activities toward genuine encounter with God. Draw from David's example of thirsting for God's presence above all earthly desires. Recognize the difference between theological omnipresence and expe...

In his Mothers’ Day sermon titled “Never Meaningless Again” , Ps Peter Eng shared how the Samaritan woman’s encounter with Jesus turned her misery into meaning, transforming her from a cultural believer to a true disciple. Her joy overflowed into witness, becoming the first evangelist. We, too, find meaning by enjoying God, simplifying our lives for Him, and embracing our call to reap where others...

In Sunday’s sermon, Pastor Peter Eng taught that true transformation begins with unconditional acceptance, just as Jesus accepted the Samaritan woman. Accept others before demanding change. Stop chasing things that leave you empty. Turn to Christ, the only source of living water. Recognize your eternal need, act on His worth, and worship in spirit and truth. Be a completed Christian—satisfied in C...

Come to Jesus just as you are and receive His love, acceptance, and truth. Let Him transform your life, no matter your past or present struggles. Like the Samaritan woman, open your heart to the living water only He can give—water that restores, renews, and brings purpose. Don’t let shame or fear hold you back. Embrace the new beginning He offers, and let His grace fill you with boldness, joy, and...

On Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Jimmy preached that Christ’s resurrection is the foundation of our faith and hope. Without it, preaching is empty, sin unforgiven, and life meaningless. The cross shows God's judgment and mercy meeting; the empty tomb proves His victory. Jesus' resurrection conquers death and assures believers of eternal life. Pastor Jimmy urged all to respond personally, receive Chr...

Pastor Jimmy Sim concluded his five-part sermon series today, focusing on becoming who God created us to be by cultivating brotherly affection and agape love. Actively grow in your faith by practising unity and forgiveness within the church community. Show unconditional, selfless love to others, overlooking differences and divisions. Depend fully on God's divine power to overcome personal limitati...

At today's service, Ps Jimmy preached that true great gain in life comes not from material possessions, but from godliness (1 Tim 4:7–8). Be like Christ. Live a life that honours God in thought, word, and deed. Cultivate reverence, wholehearted devotion, and obedience to God. Add to our faith virtue, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, and godliness. Walk in holiness before God and man. Honour...

Ps Jimmy continued the series on 2 Peter, reminding us that faith is only the beginning. God has given us all we need to live a godly life, but we are called to grow—adding virtue, knowledge, self-control, and steadfastness. Self-control helps us respond wisely in moments of pressure; steadfastness carries us through long seasons of trial. Through biblical examples like Joseph, Job, and Jesus, we’...

Pastor Jimmy at the Sunday service today reminded us that true salvation begins with genuine repentance, not merely saying a sinner’s prayer. Saving faith must be followed by obedience—being baptised, led by the Holy Spirit, and growing in Christlike character. Believers must add virtue and knowledge to faith, living transformed lives that reflect God’s holiness. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pri...

Ps Jimmy reminded all that God’s presence is central to worship. Preaching from 2 Peter 1:1-15, he emphasized the need for spiritual growth after salvation. Faith is the foundation, but believers must develop seven key virtues to avoid being ineffective or unfruitful. Amid persecution and false teachings, we must stand firm, grow in Christ, and confirm our calling. Spiritual maturity is not automa...

Pastor Peter Eng's sermon emphasized finding eternal security in God's love. Know that assurance is not based on debate but on a perfected love relationship with God. Abide in love so that fear of judgment is cast out. Love even your enemies, as Jesus commanded in Matthew 5. Find true security and joy by knowing God’s love, living in it daily, and seeking to be perfected in love through Christ. Ho...

Love is more than personality—it is a moral choice. Be patient and kind, rejecting envy, boasting, arrogance, and rudeness. Do not insist on your way, be irritable, or rejoice in wrongdoing, but delight in truth. Love bears, believes, hopes, and endures all things. Cultivate love through decision and action. Do one thing this week to grow in love. Let God's love shape your heart and actions, trans...

Pastor Peter Eng urged us to make love our ultimate goal in all we do for God. Using 1 Corinthians 13, he challenged us to go beyond goodness to true greatness in God's eyes. Without love, even our best efforts fall short—so choose love and let it lead everything we do. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pastor Jimmy Sim’s sermon emphasized the need to grow both big and small as a church. Commit to gathering in large settings for worship and teaching. Join small groups for deeper fellowship, accountability, and ministry. Serve actively, build relationships, and reach out to others. Strengthen unity, practice generosity, and keep expanding God’s kingdom. Step out in faith, love boldly, and be a lig...

Share Christ boldly! Ps Jimmy Sim’s sermon, Knocking on Doors, Opening Hearts , commands believers to evangelize within their Oikos —family, friends, and colleagues. Recognize the urgency of salvation. Do not delay! Lead unbelievers to Christ by initiating conversations, asking thought-provoking questions, and sharing personal testimonies. Challenge the indecisive. Encourage the willing. Follow Je...