Sermon series: The King's People

Being hated by the world is a mark of the follower of Jesus, it shows that we are on mission for Jesus, and it’s how we mature in Jesus. We endure this hatred when our hearts gaze at the one who was hated and killed for us, so that we would always be loved and live forever.

Preacher: Tan Huai Tze

Date: 7 March 2021

Sermon series: The King's People

Jesus tells us that He is the true vine, and in our union with Him, we become intimately related to our Saviour. We derive our means of life and nourishment from Jesus. This changes our relationship with Him, such that we are no longer His enemies, but we are now His friends.

Preacher: Joel Sim

Sermon series: The King's People

Another mark of Jesus’ people is obedience. But this is not any kind of obedience: it’s an obedience that is enabled by love, empowered by the Spirit, and established by the Cross.

Preacher: Tan Huai Tze

Date: 21 February 2021

Sermon series: The King's People

God’s people are to be defined by trust in God, and in Jesus his Son. This faith brings us home to where our hearts belong, connect us with God as our Father and gives us a great work to do.

Preacher: Tan Huai Tze

Date: 14 February 2021

Sermon series: The King's People

In the introduction of Jesus' parting words to His disciples, He demonstrated His great and enduring love to His disciples by washing their feet. In doing so, Jesus is identifying Himself as the Servant King who came to redeem His people. He sets an example for His disciples to follow, and as believers, we are exhorted to do likewise and to serve one another in love.

Preacher: 31 January 2021

Date: Joel Sim

Sermon series: Shepherding God's People

The Elders must be men who have a sense of calling to the role, have a track record of proven character, and be competent in teaching God’s Word. Most of all, they must be those whom Christ himself has called, and Christ himself has qualified through his grace.

Preacher: 24 January 2021

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: Shepherding God's People

Elders who are called to be shepherds, overseers and examples, are called to know God’s people, feed God’s people God’s Word, lead God’s people and protect God’s people. They can do so because the God who calls them to this role is also the God who has known them to their core, and yet feeds them the Gospel, leads them to himself, and protects them to the very end.

Preacher: 17 January 2021

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: Shepherding God's People

God calls Elders to be shepherds, overseers and examples for his people. Done well, this leadership leads to the good ordering of the church and the spiritual flourishing of her people. Elders can only serve in this way as they look to the chief shepherd, overseer and example, Jesus Christ.

Preacher: 10 January 2021

Date: Tan Huai Tze

In Romans 1:1-7, the apostle Paul provides a summary of the good news of Jesus: it comes from God, it is centered on his son Jesus, it transforms the entire world, and it makes all Christians into ministers.

Preacher: 3 January 2021

Date: Aaron Akins

Sermon series: Joseph -- Meant for Good

In the final chapters of Genesis and the final moments of Jacob and Joseph's lives, we see that they trusted in God's promises and firmly believed that He will lead His people into the Promised Land. Though the book of Genesis ends with death, yet death will not have the last word. Death will be conquered by the promised Messiah from the line of Judah, and his reign shall have no end.

Preacher: 27 December 2020

Date: Joel Sim