“Tough times never last, but tough people do.” This quote by Robert H  Schuller, has been timeless and often used to encourage and motivate.   

In the previous sermon, we learnt that God in His greatest action of  love, came and suffered alongside His people. Let’s find out why, then,  we should persevere in tough times.

Speaker: Ayan Murry

We have all been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. It is an unprecedented global crisis. We didn’t choose the crisis; it chose us. But we now have a choice what we can do in response to the crisis. Let’s not allow the crisis to “go to waste”. We can emerge better and stronger from the situation that we’re in.

Speaker: Ayan Murry

Did you know that your family currently has the potential to influence and shape future families? In fact, it has always been that way.

Question is, how have you been doing it? More importantly, do you know that there’s one life-transforming way of influencing and shaping future families for generations? 

Speaker: Ayan Murry

Reconciliation in the family is one of the hardest things to do. Why is that so? And why should we still pursue reconciliation in spite of its challenges? 

Speaker: Ayan Murry

One "rule" of relationships in the family can improve the harmony among family members, and that can transform the whole family.

In the second sermon of the “Family” series, we study on family attitudes and principles centered on our God. 

Family. This word is filled with so much emotions, memories and experiences for all of us. Some love it, others may hate it.

Family. We all have one. Some of us are thankful for the one we came from, while others want to move out and have their own.

Family. Be it the one we currently have or the one we look forward to have, we want our family to be better. But what does better look like?

This sermon will touch on conflicts.

Speaker: Ayan Murry

In the last of the series ‘Don’t’, we find out how overcoming doubts may allow us to be faithful in God’s promises. 

Speaker: Ayan Murry

In Matthew 6:27, Jesus taught, “Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?”

This week, we continue the sermon series “Don’t” by confronting our penchant to worry.

Perhaps you are a ‘natural worrier’ who worries a lot, or you occasionally let things infiltrate your thoughts, but we’ve probably all struggled with worries in our lives.

And in this climate of uncertainty and crisis, how then do we find peace and have faith in Christ?

Speaker: Ayan Murry

We’re surrounded by many things that naturally cause us to fear, worry and doubt.

But Jesus tells us: Don’t fear. Don’t worry. Don’t doubt. How is that even possible?

But what if it IS possible? It can change the way you and I live.

In this sermon, we look at what Jesus said to his disciples on why they should not fear. 

Speaker: Ayan Murry

What difference does Easter make for us today? The answer is, a significant difference. It makes a significant difference today as it did on the first Easter day. 

Speaker: Ayan Murry