Sermon series: God's Good News

God's answer to our damnable unrighteousness and self-righteousness is to give us his own righteousness. This righteousness is received by a faith that is not a work, and that is in the Cross-work of Christ. We know we have received this righteousness if we are humble, united with other Christians, and obedient to God.

Preacher: Tan Huai Tze

Date: 16 October 2022

Sermon series: God's Good News

As the apostle Paul concludes his indictment against sin, he speaks about the benefits that the Jew has with respect to the law despite his faithlessness. The law functions as a mirror of our sins, which shows us our fundamental need for the saving grace of Jesus Christ.

Preacher: Aaron Akins

Date: 9 October 2022

Sermon series: God's Good News

Even the Christian religion can be an idol that keeps us from God. Idolatrous religion is marked by pride, hypocrisy and superficiality. So, even religious people need the gospel.

Preacher: Tan Huai Tze

Date: 2 October 2022

Sermon series: God's Good News

In Romans 2, Paul shifts his gaze to address the religious Jew, who is guilty of the very wrongdoings that he judges others for. This leaves him condemned before the impartial judgment of God, which leaves no room for presumption and pretension. Yet, without God's judgment, there is no Gospel for the salvation of sinners through Jesus Christ.

Preacher: Joel Sim

Sermon series: God's Good News

Paul begins to explain the darkness of human sin, which tells us why we all need the Gospel. God is angry at human sin. We are idolatrous, immoral and unjust. And yet, God makes a way to save us through Christ.

Preacher: Tan Huai Tze

Date: 18 September 2022

In the introduction to his letter to the Romans, the apostle Paul helps us to see that everyone needs the Gospel. The message of the Gospel is centered on the person and work of Jesus Christ. The Gospel, which is the power of God for salvation, transforms the lives of people from the inside out. The way we receive this divine power is through faith. When we trust in Jesus, we are no longer condemned, but we stand righteous before God.

Prayer is God’s way of taking the facts we know about him, and making it a fire that burns in our hearts. It is pouring out our hearts to God, according to his will, in the name of Christ, by the help of the Spirit with confession and thanksgiving.

Jesus is an utterly unique figure in history. He is God’s promised King, who is both fully human and fully God. He lived, died, rose again and ascended to heaven, and is coming again to judge. In him, we have forgiveness of our sins, reconciliation with God, covering of our shame, and the defeat of evil. Jesus wants us to hear him, turn away from sin, turn to him in faith, and follow Him.

Preacher: Tan Huai Tze

Date: 28 August 2022

Sermon series: Rescued for Worship

As the Book of Exodus concludes, we find that God has accomplished everything needed for him to be with his people. He forgives them of their egregious sins, enables them to be fully faithful to him, and gives them a future hope in all his promises.

Preacher: Tan Huai Tze

Date: 21 August 2022

Sermon series: Rescued for Worship

In the construction of the tabernacle, all of God's people were called to participate in this work, which they did so willingly. Regardless of the types of contribution, God was the one who ultimately provided all of these. The profusion of His provision anticipates the abundant grace and glorious riches that are found only in Jesus Christ.

Preacher: Joseph Tern

Date: 14 August 2022