We all need grace. What’s the difference between mercy and grace? How should people “graced” by God and the Lord Jesus live? This sermon will profoundly impact your life.

Pastor Christopher Chia starts the year with this deep reflection with practical implications of God’s mercy. Listen and see how God’s mercy can be an indispensable of our lives.

With the year coming to a close, a timely reminder for us to re-calibrate our lives to be Christ-focused, to be dead serious about our sins and to put on Christlikeness for the new year ahead. Brother Jason Kwek preaches from Colossians 3:1-17

Pastor John explains that he his concern with associating Christmas with Santa and Christmas trees is that they may mask, cover up the real meaning of Christmas. He then shares two events which helped him to experientially gain an insight into the real meaning of Christmas.

Pastor John Ting shares his journey from being an adherent of the social Gospel to his over-reaction to his present biblical position. He asks how the message of the prophets and especially Amos who strongly condemns the rich and powerful for their oppression and exploitation of the poor should impact us today at the personal church and government level. He ends by quoting from Jim Wallis' God's Politics which points out the Republican bias against the poor and toward the rich as unbiblical and sinful.

In a world filled with Bibles, Christian resources and sermons posted online, could we be like ancient Israel, who pretended to worship God, but rejected his Word in our lives? What is one of the best tests for us to check if our worship of God is genuine of fake? And what must God do to eradicate false worship from our hearts once and for all? Pastor Luck Yong preaches from Amos 8.

The book of Amos recorded the prophesy of impending judgment that God will be bringing to Israel because Israel had failed the Plumb Line Test.  In Amos 7, we catch a glimpse of the compassionate God & His prophet in action.  At the same time, God also demonstrated that He is Just in bringing judgement upon a rebellious people.  Justice is necessary because God is just.  Mercy & grace are equally real because God acted in  grace and mercy by sending Amos to warn the people of the impending judgement giving them a chance to repent.  How then does God hold justice and mercy together? Pastor Joe Heng preaches from Amos 7.

God rejected Israel's 'vertical' worship of sacrifices and songs because it was not accompanied by her 'horizontal' worship of justice and righteousness. When our own vertical and horizontal worship are brought together does this produce a God-pleasing harmony or disharmony, discord and dissonance? Pastor John Ting preaches from Amos 5:18-27.

In Amos 5:1-17, God plays a dirge through His prophet, threatening Israel with fatal judgment. It pronounces a curse that smells of death. But packed with it is an invitation to life. Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches.

The discipline of the Lord is not always easy to accept. The pain and suffering that we experience sometimes causes us to think that He intends more harm than good. Yet is this true? What are the desires of our Heavenly Father when He disciplines His children? Come and learn from Amos 4 when God disciplined the children of Israel for their sins. Brother Kenneth Goh preaches at the family service.