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

What you think about God will impact the quality of your life. If you are amazed by God, your life will be amazing. If you are confused by God, your life will be confusing. So... be amazed. It’s the only appropriate response.

The cross is not just a symbolic and historical event. The power of the cross elevates our own existence and speaks purpose and meaning into our contemporary lives.

We are all to be equipped as defence attorneys, ready at a moment’s notice to make our case for Christianity. But the most effective tool we have is not our apologetics or our arguments, but rather a life that reflects our love for Christ. But then...

Unlike many world religions, Christianity demands a thoughtful, mindful engagement. Skeptics point to apparent contradictions in the Bible, and as reasonable believers, we need to be able to defend our faith with gentleness and respect.

The basis of our faith in the Word of God is the eyewitness accounts of people who recorded events as they remembered them. Do the authors of Scripture have the same credibility as any courtroom witness today, and can we trust their testimony?

Preparing for today’s sermon has reinforced the reliability of Scripture to me, and has made me appreciate the miracle that we have in the Bible. The Bible is trustworthy evidence of God, His love for humanity and the way to know Him.

We have a tendency to forget the spiritual wealth that is ours. We live like we’re homeless, when in reality, we are wealthy. Learn to act rich, because you actually are.

Love is in the air! Today is Valentine’s Day. Restaurants will be packed, flowers will be bought and chocolates will be shared among many couples. Many people are also beginning the Year of the Monkey in hopes that love will be found in 2016...

As Jesus engages with the woman at the well, he promises her “a well of water springing up”. Hmmmm. What exactly does that mean, and practically what does it look like in our lives?

Doubt is a common experience to us all. Sometimes it’s a healthy experience, leading to an eventual greater faith, but sometimes it can be the beginning of a spiritual disaster.