Listen to a sermon from Judges 3:12-31 preached at our all-age family service. Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches.

Whenever we ask the what-if's questions, we reveal the relationships we cherish, the possessions we prize, the values we hold dear. But have we ever asked the same question of God: What if there was no God? Pastor Chris preaches from Judges 2:3-3:6.

There is a war story and a love story in Judges 1-2. Which one will be your story? Pastor Chris Chia preaches.

Luke 21.8-24 list events that will take place up to the fall of Jerusalem and destruction of the temple in AD 70. Luke 21.25-36 record signs of the second coming. By way of reflection and application John Ting looks at 1. Did the events of 21.8-36 take place in the New Testament era or do they refer to the future end time?  2. Persecution and response to persecution. 3. Living in the light of his return – watch and pray! 4. Do not be anxious about what the future may hold but trust that God has our future in his hands and that his grace will be sufficient.

Pastor Chris Chia continues with an enlivening message about Jesus from Luke 19:28-48.

Everyday of our lives is a mad rush to meeting our needs, fulfilling our desires, and carrying out our agenda. That rush can prevent us from stopping for the things that Jesus stopped for. Listen to what happens when people rushed Jesus in Luke 18:31 to 19:27. Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches.

Jesus' teaching on who would or would not enter God's Kingdom surprised his contemporaries and reversed their expectations. Pastor John Ting preaches from Luke 18:18-34.

The Parable of the Shrewd Manager and the Story of the Rich Man and Lazarus are mind-boggling illlustrations Jesus uses to teach what God hates. Pastor Chris Chia preaches from Luke 16:19-31.

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is a familiar parable to many of us. Did we miss the outrageous grace of God taught by Jesus from the parable? The grace that might have enraged many of us? Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches from Luke 15.

Pastor Joe Heng preaches from Luke 13:10-46. What has the Kingdom of God got to do with us in the 20th Century.  In Luke 13:10 to 14:1-6, Jesus confronted the religious leaders and the Jewish people on their understanding of what the Kingdom of God is like.  In each encounters, they have to make a respond, enter into this Kingdom that Jesus is bringing through repentance and submitting or continue to work their way into the kingdom.  Entering into the Kingdom of God Jesus is ushering in brings salvation & restoration.  Continuing in work based entry will bring judgement. We too are confronted in the way we will receive God's kingdom.  God calls us to enter into His Kingdom through repentance and submission. We cannot work our way into God's kingdom.