Amos pronounced God's coming judgment upon the northern Kingdom of Israel because the wealthy and powerful were oppressing and exploiting the poor and needy and because their religion was a religion without morality. Pastor John Ting preaches from Amos 1:3-2:6; 3:1-8.

When God’s children fail in their calling to be instruments of blessings but serve as instruments of oppression, the Lord will not hesitate to punish them as He does with wicked people. Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches from Amos 2:6-16.

Pastor John Ting concludes the Acts 13-28 sermon series by looking at four personal lessons from Acts 13-28. (1) The key role of the Holy Spirit in missions and ministry. (2) The deliberateness and proactive looking to the Lord in the appointing of leaders. (3) Encountering the demonic. (4) At heart Paul is a pastor/shepherd and an evangelist.

Come hear how the unstoppable God fulfills his purpose in Acts by bringing his servant Paul all the way to Rome, which in Luke's eyes forms 'the ends of the earth'. The question remains for us - are we going to be unstoppable in the things God wants us to stop in? Or are we going to be unstoppable in the things God has given to us to persevere in? Pastor Edmund Fong preaches the Sunday sermon from Acts 27-28.

What's a bad day like for you? Your car stalls along the expressway; a rude lady demands your train seat; somebody spills coffee on your shirt; your teenager answers back at you. How do you respond when life gives you lemons? Listen to Pastor Adrin Muñoz preach from Acts 25:13-26:32 showing how the Apostle Paul responded when life was unkind to him.

Many things in life capture our attention. Yet not many things in life are important for life and living. The question is not by what but by whom we should be caught. Come and be arrested by God and His word for meaningful and purposeful living. Pastor Jeffrey Quek preaches from Acts 23:12-25:12.

What does the Bible say about being spiritually blind? Are there unhelpful habits in our lives that cause us to remain or return to being spiritually blind? This sermon explores this topic through the life and work of the Apostle Paul in the book of Acts. Pastor Luck Yong preaches from Acts 21:17 to 23:11.

Everyone has a bucket list (i.e. things they want to do before they die). What would be the Apostle Paul's bucket list as he heads to Jerusalem? Listen to the sermon on Acts 20:17-38 to find out what were his concerns and priorities. Pastor Roger Chia preaches.

Paul & the believers of his time are not super Christian as they encountered waves upon waves of persecution and impending imprisonment. Paul was able to keep proclaiming the Good News and bring encouragement everywhere he went because he believed and trusted in the Super God whose word of grace was able to build one up and gave an imperishable inheritance to every one who trust in the Lord.This is the same Super God that we believed and put out trust in today.  Thus we too can put our trust in God and His word of grace as we journey through different seasons of our life. Pastor Joe Heng preaches from Acts 20:1-38.

See how God works mightily through Paul's preaching and miracles, changing the idolatrous lifestyle of the Ephesians. Sieve out the idols in our lives and conquer them by the power of the gospel. Brother Yong Chieh preaches from Acts 19:23-41 at the bi-monthly Family Service.