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Concluding our Christian Leadership and Stewardship series, guest Speaker Bishop Kuan Kim Seng speaks on the topic of Our Giving and Our Worship. Let’s prepare our hearts for the word of God today.

In the secular world leadership is about power and influence. In contrast, Christian leadership begins with stewardship and serving. Who does God call to leadership? And in what ways is Christian leadership different? 

Multigenerational. Cross-Generational. Intergenerational. What are the differences and where are we headed as a church? Join Revd Daniel as he unfolds we where are at today and what we will look like in the future.

“Eloi Eloi Lama Sabachthani” – “My God my God, why have you forsaken me” were the last recorded words of Jesus on the cross. This Good Friday Revd Daniel shares that the savior who suffered for our sake is able to see us through our every trial.

This Resurrection Sunday Pastor Wei Yi shares his sermon with us entitled He is Risen, He is not Here! Let’s be encouraged and renew our faith today!

Do you know what the key difference is between a home owner and a home renter? Between an employer and an employee? Today we begin to explore Christian Stewardship and identify one issue that can prohibit you from being a faithful steward on to the Lord.

It’s not too difficult to think of a well-known Christian name who has been in the news for impropriety. How do we avoid such scandals? Revd Daniel shares from 1st Timothy, continuing on the topic of Overseers and Deacons.

This Sunday we begin a new series on Christian Stewardship and Leadership. Join us as we examine what it means to be a leader in God’s church today. Revd Daniel shares the word with us from 1 Timothy and the Book of Titus.

This week Guest speaker, Revd Dr Nathanael Goh, shares about what it means to be created male and female in his sermon entitled “Our Human Sexuality”.

This week we focus on how liturgy has shaped the Anglican tradition with a focus on saturating our lives with scripture both during Sunday worship services as well as in our own personal devotions. Revd Daniel shares with us this morning.

If I were to ask you, ‘what is worship’, how would you answer? In today’s message, Pastor Wei Yi explores the place and purpose of liturgy in our Anglican tradition and reveals worship to be about so much more than just our songs.

Whether you are aware of it or not, there is a spiritual realm with spiritual creatures that we know as angels and demons. In Ephesians, Paul says that we are engaged in spiritual warfare, whether we want to be or not. Join us as Revd Titus Soo exhorts us to daily put on the full armor of God that we may stand against the attacks of the enemy.

This Sunday we have the privilege of guest speaker Delia Ng, CEO of Focus on the Family Singapore, sharing with us on the topic of Strengthening Faith at Home. May the Lord challenge and encourage each of us to go further in bringing our faith out of Sunday mornings and into the rest of our week as well. 

Why do we struggle so much with right and wrong? How does Paul challenge believers to walk out their new life in Christ? What does the Garden of Eden have to do with it all? Today we focus on our walk as believers.

Why does the Apostle Paul place so much emphasis on the unity of the Church? How does this unity relate to the Triune God we worship, and what does it mean for us, as members of the Church? This Sunday we explore Paul’s petition for Christians to attain the unity of the faith and the knowledge of the Son of God.

Today we begin our new thematic sermon series on ‘The Church’ with this message entitled: Being Brought Near by the Blood of Christ. May God quicken our ears and ready our hearts for His word today.

Do you know the difference between a multi-generational church and an inter-generational church? This is Vision Sunday, our first Sunday of the year, and our guest speaker Dr Tan Soo-Inn speaks on the topic of Inter-generational dynamics in the church. 

On our last Sunday of the year Revd Daniel Teo exhorts us to fear the Lord and to serve Him faithfully, drawing from 1st Samuel Chapter 12.

On this very special Christmas Eve we examine the story of Simeon and Anna, two witnesses who both had a role to play in preparing for the coming of Jesus.

Blessed Christmas listener! This morning Pastor Peter Teo preaches on Emmanuel, God with Us. We pray that you may be blessed with this word and touched afresh by the God of miracles today.

In this Advent season, we will be looking at some of the characters and persons that were part of the preparation for the arrival of Jesus. Join us as we consider Joseph and Mary, and what we can learn through their responses to God when Jesus was conceived. Revd. Daniel Teo brings the word to us. 

Genealogies are probably the portions of Scripture most skipped by readers; after all what is the point of reading through a list of names? Yet it was a not a superfluous list in Matthew's gospel. What is the significance of the genealogy? Why are Tamar, Rahab, Ruth and Bathsheba featured in it? What can ancestry tell us about Jesus and God's purpose for the world? Ps. Japheth Lim mines...

Death comes to us all. We cannot control that reality for us all, but we can choose how to live the life we have been given by God before we pass on from this world. As we conclude our sermon series on the book of Deuteronomy, we are confronted with the death of Moses in chapter 34, but also the life he lived. What can we learn from his faith, obedience and moments of weakness? Pastor Peter Teo sh...

As Moses draws his last discourse to a close, he pronounced his blessing on the tribes of Israel in Deuteronomy 33. What have these blessings to the tribes got to do with us today? We will take a closer look at the blessing pronounced on the tribes of Levi and Joseph and draw implications of their blessing for our lives today.

Today we search The Song of Moses, found in Deuteronomy 32, exploring the concept of God as Creator and how we as his creatures should respond to the 'Rock' of our salvation who has created us.