What does it mean to be “radical”? Some would say being radical is about living an extreme life. Or about pursuing your feelings to the extreme.

Jesus is without question, one of the most radical figures in human history. What does He think being ‘radical’ means?

This Youth Sunday, Pastor Johanan brings us RADICAL from Luke 11:37-41.

Is homosexuality a sin? How can one still be a Christian if one is struggling with same-sex attraction? How is the Gospel good news for all who struggle with sexual desire and sin?

In this standalone sermon, Wilson will touch on the sensitive topic of sexuality. Preaching from Romans 1:18-32, he will lead us to see what the Bible has to say on this topic, and more importantly, how we are to respond in light of God's redemptive plan for us.

Human relations are fraught with challenges and brokenness. While some of us are blessed with loving relationships, there are still too many relationships in families, churches, communities and nations which are filled with more hate than love.

What is the solution?

Conventional wisdom teaches us to write off our enemies or even plot against them. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges Christians to counter hate with love. He teaches His followers to display God’s radical love for mankind which includes loving our enemies.

Listen to the fourth and final sermon in the series, as Pastor Too brings us "Radical Love” from Matthew 5:43-48.

Empty promises leave us disappointed and erode trust. In Jesus' day, casual oath-taking was a cultural norm, causing a crisis of integrity.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus speaks directly into this issue with a radical teaching. What was the core problem he identified? And what is his surprising solution for living with wholehearted integrity?

Check out the third sermon in the series, "A Matter of Yes and No" by Daniel Loke from Matthew 5:33-37. Find out why it's so difficult to simply let your "yes" be yes, and God’s plan for your human flourishing.

God's desire is for our human flourishing, but many times, we experience longings that are contrary to His will and plans for us.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus points out one such area, specifically regarding adultery. He reveals that at its root, adultery is driven by a certain kind of longing, which is far more pervasive and dangerous than we commonly imagine it to be.

Listen to the second sermon in the series, as Pastor GL brings us "Adultery Revisited” from Matthew 5:27-30.

How does one experience human flourishing? What does the Bible teach us on this topic?

In this new 4-part sermon series, “The Wisdom of Jesus on Human Flourishing”, we will consider what Jesus Himself teaches on this topic in selected portions of His famous Sermon on the Mount.

Pastor GL will brings the first sermon, “A Righteousness Beyond Expectation” from Matthew 5:17-20. Come and hear what Jesus thinks about the life that we should all dream of living.

The mission of the church hasn’t changed since the birth of the church but the expression of missions has dramatically evolved.

However, the church must remember the power of the Message, the persistence of the Messengers and the priority of the Mandate.

Pastor Thomas brings us the preached word from Matthew 28:18-20 in The 3M’s of the Great Commission.

Most of us are quite comfortable to be with people who are alike but we are not so comfortable with people who are quite different. This uneasiness hinders relational unity wherever we are, including our families and our churches.

Ps Too will conclude the “Grace Unchained” sermon series with the sermon, “Unity in Freedom” (Galatians 2:1-10). We will learn how gospel freedom results in uncanny unity in human relationships.

Many people are not satisfied with how they are and where they are in life. We are on a quest for change. We try things like a makeover, a new wardrobe, or a new career. Somehow these changes don’t seem to go deep enough.

Ps Too addresses the need for change as he continues the “Grace Unchained” sermon series with the sermon, “From Persecutor to Preacher” (Galatians 1:10-24). We will see how God is in the business of changing people outside in and from inside out.

We have been taught from a young age that to gain acceptance in the world, we must do the right things, establish the right connections, and achieve the right outcomes. In short, our future is completely in our hands. This underlying belief is pervasive among Christians and non-Christians alike.

In the 3-part sermon series, “Grace Unchained”, we will delve into the transformational truth of God’s grace that impacts every aspect of our lives. Ps Too brings us the first sermon titled, “No Other Gospel” from Galatians 1:1-9. He reveals to us how the gospel frees us from the demands of everyday life.