From the Pulpit

Never before in the history of mankind, has it been so easy for us to be distracted and entertained all day long. Movies, TV shows and games are all easily available on- demand, 24/7 and unlimited at your fingertips. For many, this is the ultimate dream – to shun any form of work and play … Continue reading "God’s Message to the Sluggard and the Slothful"

We have a responsibility to expand our biblical knowledge & understanding, and become the teachers of God’s word (Hebrews 5:12-14), emulating the example of Christ (Luke 2:52). As our head grows with the knowledge & understanding of the Bible, the application of God’s wisdom touches our hearts and our hands are enabled to a life … Continue reading "Pursue Godly Wisdom"

No one in his right mind could have ever imagined that Covid19 pandemic of such a scale can happen especially with the advancement of medical sciences in the 21st century. As this pandemic rages on, the scale of consequences that was impacted by this global pandemic is indescribable! Equally, children of God are not being … Continue reading "Resolving to be Stronger in Difficult Times"

The last two years have transformed nearly every aspect of our lives. Our eating habits, the way we work and attend school, and even the way we attend church services. Virtually no one has been left untouched by the COVID pandemic. What can we learn from this dark episode in human history? Is there light … Continue reading "Reflections on COVID: What I’ve Learnt from the Pandemic"

As we kick-off our sermon series on “The Questions of Jesus”, we consider one poignant question of His: “Who Do Men Say That I Am?” This pointed question to His disciples elicited various answers, echoing the sentiment of the crowds who had seen Him and His work yet, did not comprehend the core of who … Continue reading "Who Do Men Say That I Am?"

Have you ever been toss to and fro in a boat? It is not a good feeling! In Ephesians 4:14, Paul warned the Christians in Ephesus about “being tossed to and fro by every wind of doctrine.” To be tossed to and fro by every wind of doctrine is detrimental to our faith. “But let … Continue reading "Tossed To and Fro by Waves"

Nehemiah is best remembered as a leader who rallied his people to complete a great feat — rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem in 52 days. How did he manage to motivate the Jews who were in great distress and reproach to achieve this great task? How did he and reform them spiritually? What was his … Continue reading "What if Nehemiah Wrote us a Letter?"

Solomon wrote three books in the Old Testament, — Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon. If he were to write us an epistle today, would it be different from that of his previous books, sharing new wisdom, knowledge and purpose? Perhaps, considering that life today is technologically more advanced and sophisticated, would he share new … Continue reading "What if Solomon Wrote us a Letter?"

Apostle Paul through the inspiration of the HolySpirit wrote more books of the Bible than any other author. Much of the content of his epistles addresses challenges faced by the early church, as well as his encouragement for them to continue to keep the faith and have hope in God. We have lived under the … Continue reading "What if Paul Wrote Us a Letter?"

If you don’t have any religious beliefs in your life, what will you pursue in life? I believe you would want to pursue ideals in life which consist of the true, the good and the beautiful. But how do we determine what is true, good or beautiful? Is it from a human point of view … Continue reading "Pursuing Life, More than Life – True, Good and Beautiful"