Island ECC - A Dynamic English Speaking International Church in Hong Kong

Our natural tendency is to resist change in order to find comfort from predictable control, but real freedom comes through a Gospel-centred life that is constantly in flux.

As we get ready for a “new normal”, we desperately need wisdom to discern our way through the uncertain future. Even if we cannot be certain of what 2021 holds for us, we can be clear on how to live it out.

As 2020 comes to a close, we look at one piece of wisdom from Job 23:10. This message encourages you to more fully reflect on your current path, and provide purpose and hope for the future.

The gifts of the magi were not only a provision for Jesus’s family for their years in Egypt, but more important, also prophetic in nature. In this message, we will look at the gift of frankincense to see what it said about the baby Saviour back then...

The most awkward of magi gifts is definitely the myrrh, yet its significance is the most profound.

The King of kings, Jesus, holds all things together. To the degree that we live under the kingship of Christ, He will hold your life together as well.

What does it mean to “find our joy in Jesus”? This is a phrase that is thrown around a lot, but few of us can truly make sense of what it should look like in our daily lives. We dive into Philippians chapter 3 to try and understand what it means.

Sometimes we chase peace, thinking it is just around the corner or a soon-to-be-enjoyed relief if we can just hold on a little longer. Paul reminds us that the peace of God is actually closer than we think.

All across the world there is increased hostility and decreased tolerance. Opinions are spouted often and without flexibility. How is a Christian to engage a world that is polarised and embittered?

All across the world there is increased hostility and decreased tolerance. Opinions are spouted often and without flexibility. How is a Christian to engage a world that is polarised and embittered?