Christmas is a time we celebrate God’s gift to the world, his Son Jesus Christ. Through this gift, he shows us that he is a God of love, that we are people who are perishing, but that he has given us a life-giving gift. When we embrace Christ by faith, we enter into a eternal relationship of love with God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Preacher: 24 December 2020

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: Joseph -- Meant for Good

In the last year's of Jacob's life, God shows us that he is not done with him yet. Though he is old and frail, he still has a significant contribution to the work God is doing. Jacob hears God, and obeys in going to Egypt. There, he is reunited with Joseph, and helps his sons establish themselves in Egypt. In all this, he anchors his hope in God's covenant promises.

Preacher: 20 December 2020

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: Joseph -- Meant for Good

Joseph is now in power in Egypt, but he is estranged from his family. How will God bring about reconciling them? Through the famine crisis, God works on the hearts of Joseph's brothers, Joseph and even Jacob his father to bring them to a place where they are changed, and where they can forgive one another from the heart. At the heart of the story is the self-sacrifice of Judah. At the heart of our story is the self-sacrifice of Jesus, who reconciles us to God. In so doing, he enables us to reconcile with others.

Preacher: 13 December 2020

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: Joseph -- Meant for Good

Joseph moves from the prison to the palace, from being a prisoner to being the Prime Minister of Egypt. God’s undeserved favour was on him. And because of that Joseph could be faithful to God, and fruitful in his service of others.

Preacher: 6 December 2020

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: Joseph -- Meant for Good

In Genesis 39, we see the beginning of Joseph's life in Egypt. Though it is important for us to flee from temptation, but the main point of this story is to emphasize how the LORD God was with Joseph in every high and stormy gale. God's presence is seen climactically in Jesus Christ, who is Immanuel ('God with us'), and He promises to be with us till the end of the age.

Preacher: 29 November 2020

Date: Joel Sim

Sermon series: Joseph -- Meant for Good

Through the sordid tale of Judah and Tamar, God shows us how he redeems and changes sinful people who cannot and will not save themselves.

Preacher: 22 November 2020

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: Joseph -- Meant for Good

Joseph was called by God to eventually assume a key role in the nation of Egypt. There, he would help preserve his family, prosper his nation and move forward God’s plan to save the world. But his path to greatness would involve despair, a despair through which God would form his character.

Preacher: 15 November 2020

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action

James concludes his letter with a call to prayer. Prayer is God's vital means of bringing his healing and forgiveness to his people. We pray personally, we ask the leaders of the church to pray for us, and we pray for one another, trusting in God and his promises. In so doing, we are restored to God, and we restore others to God.

Preacher: 8 November 2020

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action

James exhorts those going through dark times to be patient, to stand firm and to endure. They can because Jesus is coming again to punish the wicked and reward the righteous. Because of that, we can live in peace with one another, speak God’s word to the world, and see God’s purpose at work even in dark times.

Preacher: 1 November 2020

Date: Tan Huai Tze

Sermon series: James -- Grace in Action

We give our money to what we love and what’s important to us. Therefore, how we spend our money is an indicator of our love for God. James teaches us to use our wealth in light of the reality of our frailty, our responsibility to love and serve others, and our accountability before God to use our wealth well.

Preacher: 25 October 2020

Date: Tan Huai Tze