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

The “F” word. Yep. We’re talking about forgiveness in this message. In the last words uttered by Jesus, forgiveness is one of the seven phrases he chooses to speak about. Your ability to understand and practice forgiveness will affect your...

The Chinese greeting of “please insert “means “May all 5 blessings come to your household.” This message is intensely practical, providing insight as to how you can be a blessing to those around you.

And here’s some added good news-----the bible...

Everyone wants to be blessed. It is a fundamental need and a drive that we unknowingly commit our lives to. The biblical story of Jacob and Esau provides great insight as to how we often pretend to be someone we’re not in order to obtain blessing...

Are you feeling blessed? Are you aware of the riches available to you as a believer in Christ? Many of us live in spiritual poverty, unaware of the great wealth that God has entrusted to us. This message examines several aspects of our identity in...

We're honoured to have Steve Hawthorne as our guest speaker today. Steve is the co-editor of the Perspectives Course, and the director of Waymakers, a mission and prayer mobilisation ministry. Steve lives and breathes missions, and says of his...

This is the final message in a seven-part series on the names God has chosen to be known by. Each name reveals another aspect of God’s very character. This concluding sermon deals with God’s name as the First and Last, the Alpha and Omega, and...

As Moses wandered in the wilderness, he encountered struggles not only due to the terrain, but also due to the attitudes of those he led. With discouragement all around, God takes Moses and the people through an insightful demonstration of power...

We all desire to have peace, but the reality is that our lives are full of confusion, conflict, and sometimes even despair. So how does the God of Peace (shalom) make a difference in our daily attempts to live with a quiet confidence in the midst of...

The last of aspect of the “shemah” is to love God with all our “strength”. This message looks intently at how we can express love for God with our strength, in addition to our heart, soul, and mind.