Senior Pastor Christopher Chia preaches from Mark 13 this weekend at ARPC@Tengah.

Be On Guard — Mark 13 calls believers to vigilant faith in as we wait for the Lord’s return.  Jesus redirects us from speculation about signs of end times to steadfast endurance, gospel courage, spiritual alertness, and hope in His return. In a world of turmoil, opposition, and deception, we stand firm, awake, faithful, and confident in Christ’s sovereign promise that He will indeed return.

A sermon delivered by Pastor Joseph Heng, based on the Gospel of Mark chapter 13.

What significance does one of the hardest to interpret passage in the Gospel of Mark have for us? Listen to this sermon on Mark 13 by Pastor Roger to know how Christians should live while waiting for the coming of Jesus.

Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches from Mark 11-12 at ARPC@Bishan.

Pastor Edmund Fong preaches from Mark 11-12 at ARPC@Adam.

Senior Pastor Christopher Chia delivered his sermon from the gospel of Mark 9:1-13.

The progressive revelation of Jesus divine identity has the point where Peter confesses that Jesus is the Christ. The transfiguration account affirms He is the Son of God.  How then should we respond to Jesus the King of King? Come listen to Pastor Kok Chuen Chiat deliver a sermon based on Mark 8:27-10:52.

The passage shows the difficulty of seeing Jesus clearly and following after him, mainly due to our expectations of him. We struggle in particular to see that the path to Jesus’ glory takes him through suffering, humiliation, and death. In this culture of success and comfort, this is a hard message to accept. Unplug our ears and open our eyes, Lord Jesus!

Come listen to Pastor Edmund Fong deliver his sermon from Mark 8:31 to 10:52.

Pastor Kenneth Goh delivered his sermon from Mark 8.

Despite witnessing Jesus, miracles, the disciples remained focussed on their physical needs, failing to grasp his true identity and mission. Jesus’ diagnosis of their spiritual blindness shows that it was due to the evil which originated from within us, not from external sources. This internal evil is a greater oppression than external enemies, resulting in Jesus having to go to the Cross, sacrificing himself to pay for our sins and to set us free from the evil within us, replacing our evil hearts with hearts that seek to glorify God.

Pastor Lim Luck Yong preached his sermon from Mark 8.