The Beatitudes:

Do they constrain us or free us?

Do they make us less or make us more?

Does meekness and hungering and thirsting for righteousness lead us to joy?

Join us, as Pastor Johanan brings us answers in the second instalment of our Beatitudes series, from Matthew 5:5-6.

The Sermon on the Mount.

Gandhi loved it.

Others ridiculed it.

Christians can’t ignore it.

What makes it so controversial? Why does it open with this list of ‘Beatitudes’ (“blessedness”)? What do these ‘Beatitudes’ tell us about the kingdom of heaven? Why does all this matter today?

Pastor Johanan begins a new series titled: JOY: The King is Calling You to His Kingdom. Join us for the first instalment from Matthew 5:1-4.

When we experience the darkness of this broken world, we expect Jesus to come with comfort or to come with deliverance.

And yet, Matthew tells us that the main thing Jesus says to us is: “Repent.”

Why? What does our repentance have to do with the darkness of this world?

Join us as Pastor Johanan brings us answers in A Flame Catches from Matthew 4:17-23. Invite a friend!

When we experience the darkness of this broken world, we expect Jesus to come with comfort or to come with deliverance.

And yet, Matthew tells us that the main thing Jesus says to us is: “Repent.”

Why? What does our repentance have to do with the darkness of this world?

Join us as Pastor Johanan brings us answers in A Flame Catches from Matthew 4:17-23. Invite a friend!

A 2016 study found Singapore to have the highest light pollution in the world. We probably don’t realise that our city is one of the most well-lit cities in the world.

Question: Does a city like ours, need the light of Jesus? Do you?

As Pastor Johanan continues our study of Matthew, with IGNITION: Matthew 4 and the King’s Mission and Majesty. Join us for the first installment from Matthew 4:11-17, “A Light Dawns”.

It’s Easter Sunday!

Day by day, we go through life with the shadow of death looming over us. Death is not just about the moment you take your last breath. Death is about how everything is decaying and falling apart - from aging to our relationships to even the state of the world. The shadow of death breeds insecurity, anxiety, distrust, and hopelessness.

But in the resurrection, Jesus not only beats death - He also dispels the shadow of death.

Join us as Pastor Johanan brings us Easter and the nap called “Death”, from the story of Jairus’s daughter in Mark 5.

In Genesis 24, the chief servant successfully completes his mission to find a wife for his master's son.

Through this story, we come to encounter a God who lovingly and faithfully fulfills His covenant promises by guiding every step in His redemptive plan.

Join us, as Pastor GL concludes the series with the second sermon, "A Mission Fulfilled" from Genesis 24:29-67.

In the longest narrative chapter in the Bible in Genesis 24, God reveals Himself to be faithful in guiding those who seek His help in carrying out His purposes.

As we begin a two-part sermon series, God's Guidance on a Long Journey: The Story of Isaac and Rebekah. We will see how an unnamed servant is led by God's grace to find a bride for his master's son.

So join us as Pastor GL brings the first sermon, "A Mission Entrusted" from Genesis 24:1-28.

In the 20th Century, mankind believed they had found the solution to evil: Education. Until we witnessed all the atrocities of World War 2… Education hadn’t “fixed” evil, because ignorance wasn’t the underlying issue.

So then: What is the underlying issue? How does a cute, innocent baby grow up to become a twisted, malicious adult? How do we address the issue of “evil” - not just out there in the world - but here in our own lives?

Join us as Pastor Johanan brings us answers in A Tempting Start from Matthew 4:1-11.

“You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart.”

It wasn’t so long ago that this was one of the most-quoted verses in Christian circles. However, living in a fast-paced, instant-gratification world has made it so much harder to respond to this God-given invitation.

Have we given up on seeing, encountering, and beholding our God and King?

Join us as Pastor Johanan brings us “Behold!” from Matthew 3:13-17. Come ready.