In this sermon, Pastor GL considers what Paul teaches in Romans 13:8-10 regarding neighbourly love. Through this passage, we discover how we can be motivated to reach out and bless our very own neighbours in love.

In Exodus 32, we learn that the people of Israel turned to idolatry by making a golden calf while Moses was still up on the mountain. In doing so, they turned away from the true worship that the Lord had intended for them.

What can we as a covenant community today learn from Israel's history?

Through this passage, Pastor GL will reveal to us 4 precious lessons on how we can cultivate a heart of true worship today.

In Exodus 31, we hear God's commandments to Moses regarding the 2 areas of work and rest for His covenant community. 

In this third sermon of the Exodus series, Pastor GL will unpack for us important insights on how worship is critically intertwined with our work and rest.

In Exodus 25:1-9, God instructs Moses to tell His people to build a distinctly unique sanctuary for Him.

In this sermon, Pastor GL unpacks for us what this sanctuary represents and what bearing it has for us as a covenant community in worship.

In this sermon based on Exodus 24:1-11, we see the significance of the covenant confirmed with God at Mount Sinai. This text reveals to us 3 things that are especially important for us as a covenant community moving forward in the midst of the pandemic.

Pastor Tze (lead Pastor of One Covenant Church) unpacks Habakkuk 3 and help us understand how to overcome fear through faith which is a trusting surrender to God and his promises.

Most people assume they have an intuitively good understanding of their own needs. But is that assumption true?

Through the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6:9-13, Jesus helps his disciples to recognise what their deepest needs are.

In this last sermon in the four-part series on the Lord's Prayer, Pastor GL unpacks the three needs that must be brought before our Heavenly Father in prayer.

Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.

In the Lord's prayer, after Jesus teaches his disciples to ask that they regard God's name as holy, he gives them these two petitions.

What significance do these two petitions have for our prayer lives? What effect does praying for God's kingdom and will have on us?

Pastor GL draws out three truths to help us understand how prayer can change not just things, but even us, leading us towards a spirit of submission.

Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name.

Why did Jesus start the Lord's prayer in Matthew 6:9-13 this way? What significance does this verse have for our relationship with God?

Pastor GL distils for us 3 wonderful truths from this verse regarding what it means to enjoy an intimate relationship with God in prayer.

In Matthew 6:5-13, we see Jesus teaching His disciples how to pray by offering a model of a prayer. Before He does so though, He explains to them how not to pray.

In this sermon, Pastor GL will draw out 4 precious lessons on prayer that we can glean from the context leading to the Lord's prayer.