Today, Pastor Lee continues our journey through the Ten Commandments with a powerful message on the Second Commandment and what it truly means to bear God’s name in our everyday lives.

In Scripture, the commandment “You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain” is far more than avoiding certain phrases—it’s a calling. As followers of Jesus, we carry His name wherever we go. This sermon explores how our words, actions, character, and witness reflect the God we represent.

🌿 In this message, Pastor Lee unpacks:

• The deeper biblical meaning behind the Second Commandment
• How God’s people were marked as His representatives
• Why our identity as image‑bearers matters
• What it looks like to honour God’s name in our lifestyle, not just our language
• Practical ways to carry God’s name faithfully in a watching world

If you’ve ever wondered what it really means to honour God with your life, this sermon will challenge, encourage, and inspire you to live as a true ambassador of His Kingdom.

Part 1 of “Hang In There”
 A Message by Pastor Lee

Our new sermon series, Hang In There, begins where the whole story of God’s commands truly starts: with the reminder that everything hangs on love. In this Ash Wednesday message, “The Intro,” Pastor Lee lays the foundation for our journey through the Ten Commandments by pointing us back to Jesus’ words that “on this hangs all the law and the prophets.”

As we receive the ashes and enter the season of Lent, we’re invited to see the commandments not as burdens, but as lifelines — signs of God’s desire to shape us, guide us, and call us back to what matters most. This opening message helps us understand why these ancient words still speak hope today and why hanging in there with God begins with remembering who we are and who we belong to.

The message is now available to watch. Join us as we step into Lent with humility, reflection, and a renewed commitment to love God and love one another.

In Stand Out!, Pastor Lee invites us into Jesus’ powerful call from the Sermon on the Mount—to live as salt and light in a world that desperately needs hope. Drawing from Matthew 5:13–20, this message challenges believers to move beyond quiet faith and embrace a visible, faithful obedience that reflects the heart of Christ in everyday life.

Jesus didn’t call His followers to blend in, but to make a difference—to preserve what is good, illuminate what is dark, and point others to God through lives marked by love, integrity, and righteousness. This Sunday, you’ll be encouraged to examine what it means to truly stand out for the glory of God, not through perfection, but through a transformed life that takes Jesus’ words seriously and lives them out boldly.

This Sunday, Pastor Lee opened our new message, “UPSIDE DOWN,” by leading us into the heart of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. In Matthew 5:1–12, Jesus reveals a Kingdom that doesn’t operate like the world around us—in fact, it often feels completely upside down.

Pastor Lee unpacked the Beatitudes one by one, showing how Jesus redefines blessing, strength, success, and peace. Instead of celebrating power, comfort, and self‑reliance, Jesus lifts up the poor in spirit, the mourners, the meek, and the persecuted. What seems like weakness to the world is actually the path to Kingdom flourishing.

This message invites us to slow down, examine our assumptions, and let Jesus reshape the way we see ourselves, others, and the world. Following Him may feel upside down, but it’s the only way to a life that is truly right‑side up.

If you missed it—or if you want to reflect again—this is a powerful message to revisit.

When Jesus stepped into Galilee, everything changed. In Matthew 4:12–25, we see the beginning of His public ministry—a moment marked not by fanfare, but by purpose, clarity, and divine calling. From fulfilling ancient prophecy to calling ordinary fishermen into an extraordinary mission, Jesus shows us that the work of God always begins with a simple invitation: Follow Me.

In this inspiring message, Pastor Lee unpacks how Jesus brings light into dark places, hope to discouraged hearts, and direction to wandering lives. “Jesus Starts Here!” reminds us that no matter our starting point—our fears, our failures, or our uncertainty—Jesus meets us right where we are and invites us into His kingdom work.

Come discover how the same Jesus who called His first disciples is still calling us today. When Jesus starts here, a new journey begins.

This Sunday, we explore one of life’s most profound questions: What do you want? In the Gospel, Jesus asks this of His first disciples—and He asks us too. Through Scripture, we’ll reflect on God’s calling and our response:

John 1:29–42a – “Come and see” – Jesus calls His first followers

Why was Jesus baptized? In this powerful passage, we witness the moment when Jesus steps into the Jordan River—not because He needed cleansing, but to fulfill all righteousness and identify with us. His baptism marks the beginning of His public ministry and reveals the heart of God: “This is my beloved Son.” In this message, Pastor Lee explores the meaning of baptism as more than a ritual—it’s a declaration of identity, obedience, and mission. Discover what it means to live as those baptized for life, walking in the grace and purpose God has for us.

Luke 2:40–52 – Jesus in the temple, growing in wisdom and favor