As Christians, we need to go through a spiritual transformation so we can be more Christlike. Pr. Daniel reminded of our primary goal as Christians to have Christ formed in us. As we set Christlikeness as our goal, may we find that union with our God to know Him intimately and knowing who we are in Christ.

Having too much familiarity will kill our wonder. When we become comfortable with our environment, we settle in; and that's when we lose our initial wonder of pursuing a relationship with God and abiding by His Word.

What is the posture we as God's people are to carry in seeking Him? Learn about the importance of seeking God in humility, submission, and purity.

What our life in the Spirit is like and how we should live, now that we've been saved by Jesus?

Let us pursue Jesus wholeheartedly during this challenging season. As we love our Lord, let's remember to also extend His love to our family and community.

Pr. Daniel preaching on fulfilling the law of Christ by loving our neighbour as ourselves and bearing one another’s burdens. We were reminded as Christians to put others before ourselves as we walk by the Spirit and in the freedom we have in Christ.

We have been adopted as sons of God through our faith in Christ. Let us hold on to the core of our faith that is to be primarily defined by our identity in Christ, and not merely by our human effort.

Pr. Daniel preached on 'Being A Man After God's Heart' and showed us God's redemption plan for us into His family as children of God. Similarly, we were reminded about the mandate to raise a godly family in this world as new creations in Christ.

As Christians, are we defined by our being or our doing? Let us see the truth that being God's children isn't just about what we can do for His kingdom, but it's primarily about who we are in Christ.

Pr. Daniel walked us through the first two chapters of Galatians in his sermon entitled ‘Staying In The Gospel.’ We are reminded to recognize the centrality of Jesus in the gospel that we hold on to in our Christian faith.