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The word Trinity cannot be found in the Bible, but the truth of it can. This Sunday we ask who is the Trinity, and how does He relate to us? What does it mean to worship a Triune God?

Standing before a Roman governor, a Jewish king, and numerous dignitaries, Paul boldly proclaims the gospel, turning his trial into a testimony . What does Paul's defense teach us about defending the faith and being a witness for Christ? Pastor Wei Yi speaks to us today. 

The Jerusalem Council in Acts 15 is the turning point of the book of Acts. This morning we join together in discovery of the background that lead to the landmark decision that we are " Saved by grace through faith alone". 

When the Lord asked Cain, where is your brother, Cain responded, am I my brother’s keeper? In this Mother's Day sermon entitled “Am I My Sisters Keeper” Dani Teo asks if we are really responsible for one another or if we are only responsible for ourselves and our own actions. Let’s receive the word together.

In Acts chapter 10 we see a pivotal event that changed history forever. Today's podcast examines the story of Peter and Cornelius and proclaims that the Gospel and the Empowering of the Spirit is for everyone!

Stephen was the first recorded Christian Martyr. Shortly before being put to death Stephen recounted key points of the story of God. In this sermon Revd Daniel leads us to explore how this story of God impacts our story.

Was the Holy Spirit poured out for only the time of the Apostles in Acts Chapter 2? Revd Daniel shares the powerful implications from that day 2,000 years ago. 

In 1st Corinthians the apostle Paul says to 'pursue love and earnestly desire spiritual gifts.' Guest Speaker Revd Andrew Ramen encourages and challenges us in the area of prophecy today.

This Resurrection Sunday Ps Wei Yi shares with us the significance of how Jesus appeared to two disciples immediately following the resurrection and revealed Himself in all the scriptures. We join them in together proclaiming: Christ is Risen, He is Risen Indeed! Luke 24:13-35

Innocent, yet condemned for us. This Maundy Thursday evening Revd Daniel shares about the trial scenes of Jesus, exploring the thread of the active presence of the Jewish leadership and their hostility against Jesus.

In the midst of His exhaustion and agony, and with only a matter of hours remaining before He must face the cross, what were the two matters on the heart of Jesus, held right to the end? Revd Daniel shares with us this message for Good Friday.

As Jesus approached Jerusalem the people celebrated Him as King, and yet a short time later He was sentenced the death penalty and executed by crucifixion. What King did they expect? And what King did they ultimately find instead? A Palm Sunday message.

Do you see Jesus for who He really is? Did the disciples do so as Jesus was on His way to Jerusalem? Revd Daniel shares from his sermon entitled “What Do You See” based on Luke Chapter 18:31-43

While the kingdom of God has already come in Christ, it is still not yet fully here until the Son of Man comes again. What are we to make of this, and how should we respond to Jesus’ words about the end times? 

In this sermon we look together at Luke 14:1-24 asking the question: "What are the conditions by which the gathering of the socially elite scribes and Pharisees may be able to participate in the community of God's kingdom?" We will draw implications of the above question for our lives as Christians today. 

Today we are faced with rising costs of living, increased pressure in the work place, an aging population, and concern over adequate CPF savings. How then do we receive the command to not be anxious but rather to seek His kingdom first? We turn to Luke 12 for the words of Jesus.

At the end of his Galilean ministry, Jesus begins to journey down south to Jerusalem to accomplish what he has been sent to do. At this point, the reality of following Jesus comes to the forefront. Many want to follow Jesus, but what does it really mean to follow Him? And how is Jesus challenging us today in our life journey with Him?

How can we make spiritual realities both present and visible in our ordinary lives? Revd Daniel leads us in examining the Incarnational Tradition.

Today we explore together the Evangelical Tradition with its emphasis on conversion and proclamation revealed in the Word of God. Let’s prepare our hearts as we dive into the Word of God together.

What is Social Justice, how does it relate to God's compassion and righteousness, and how do we as Christians live in response to injustice and inequality? Join Ps Wei Yi and his wife Bevelyn Lim as they explore the Social Justice Tradition sharing from both scripture and their own life’s journey.

"What does a life lived in and through the Holy Spirit look like?" Join Revd Daniel as we explore the Charismatic Tradition.

The command from God to “be holy for I am holy” can be found in both the Old and New Testaments and remains a command for us today. But what does it mean to be holy, and how do we lead holy lives? That is at the heart of the Holiness tradition, and today we explore the tradition, seeking to understand the meaning of holiness and our call to be holy.

How do we give ourselves to a life of attending to God? Join us as we look at "The Contemplative Tradition: A Prayer Filled Life". Recorded on 15th January 2023.

When you read scripture, do you find that at times it’s a tall order to really obey God and take His words literally? Revd Daniel Teo shares God's word from 1 John 2:1-6. Recorded on 8th January 2023