HTBB Talks

Ever wondered why Christians witness? In this talk, Ps. Benny Ho dives into four biblical reasons for sharing your faith, and the ways it can strengthen our own belief.

Do you ever have questions about who you are, really? In this sermon, Jacintha speaks about our identity through the lens of David's life. In Christ, we will discover our God-given identity; that we are not simply the labels that are put on us and that in Christ, we are more than enough.

1 Samuel 16:6-11; 1 Samuel 18:5-9; 2 Samuel 11:1-6, 26; 2 Samuel 12:1-13

Do you feel ashamed at times in your life? In John 21:15-19, Alvin shares how Jesus allowed Peter to experience love and restoration when he faced shame.

John 21:15-19

Miles explains three consequences of the resurrection of Jesus which mean that we can live with real hope. John 20:10-18

The cross of Good Friday was a picture of utter irony. Instead of a throne, this King is lifted up on a cross to be crucified. Instead of adulation and cries of “Long live the King”, the bloodthirsty crowd cries out, “Crucify Him”. Instead of a crown of glory, a crown of thorns was twisted together, and set on His head. Yet the irony reveals a deeper truth. A truth that is cherished by those who see now, for Good Friday tells a different story from what it seemed at first. In this talk, Abel shares about who Jesus is, through His sacrifice on the cross. Matthew 27:27-31, Galatians 3:13, Isaiah 53

Before his crucifixion, as Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a lowly donkey, he branded himself as a gentle and loving king. This was in contrast to the traditional expectations of power and triumph. Tonyong explores the nature of Jesus’ kingship and it means to us today. Matthew 21:1-11

In a world of chaos and disappointments, it is easy to lose sight of hope. In this talk, Feng shares on the hope that comes in the form of a fulfilment of a covenant prophesied in Jeremiah 31:31-34, and uncovers the truth that Christ is the ultimate provider of the eternal hope. Jeremiah 31:31-34

The season of Lent is like the Israelites' long season in the wilderness, where they confronted the stark realities of scarcity, vulnerability, and their own sin. Lent invites us to look at what we'd rather avoid--the barren and broken places in our own hearts. The gift in that is that it can clear the way for a deepened trust in God. Jesus picked up this stark, strange story in Numbers to describe his mission to the world so, odd as it is, it's worth a look. Numbers 21:4-9, John 3:14-17

In this season of Lent, many of us may grapple with different temptations. Alvin shares from Matthew 4:1-11 on the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, how these temptations remain relevant in our modern lives, and how we can navigate them today. Matthew 4:1-11