This sermon was preached on 6 September 2026 at the 10.15am service

Exploring God’s hidden hand in everyday suffering through Naomi’s story in Ruth 1, Rev Dr Timothy Chong examines how bitterness traps us, blinds us to God’s provision, and isolates us from community. Discover how releasing bitterness to the Lord opens our eyes to faithful companions, supportive communities, and God’s perfect timing. Learn to see God’s unseen providence even in life’s darkest seasons. This sermon was preached on 30 August 2026 at the 10.15am service.

Rev Dr Jonathan Wong opens a new sermon series on Ruth with a story of loss and hidden providence. When Elimelek's family flees Bethlehem’s famine only to face devastating tragedy, we discover how God works invisibly in darkness. This humble story ultimately leads to King David—and to Jesus. A message of hope for those walking through valleys. This sermon was preached on 23 August 2026 at the 10.15am service.

Preaching from 2 Corinthians 2, Rev Dr Joshua Sudharman explores how believers carry a distinct “fragrance” before God and the world. Weaving in Old Testament sacrifice imagery, personal stories, and even durians, he unpacks how Christ’s character transforms us, and why our aroma provokes opposite reactions in those being saved and those perishing. This sermon was preached on Sunday 16 Aug 2026 at the 10.15am service.

In this message from Mark 6, Andrew Thomas explores one of Scripture’s most familiar miracles with fresh eyes. Through four movements—Jesus sends, sees, comes to, and reveals himself to His disciples—we discover that storms aren’t signs of God’s absence but the very place He meets us, declaring “Take courage. It is I.” This sermon was preached on 9 August 2026 at the 10.15am service.

Join us as we explore biblical stewardship through David’s generous giving for the temple. This sermon examines why everything belongs to God and how understanding this truth transforms our generosity. Drawing on 1 Chronicles 29 and Romans 11, Rev Dr Jonathan Wong unpacks the connection between worship and giving, challenging us to surrender ourselves as living sacrifices and become channels of God’s blessing to others. This sermon was preached on 2 August 2026 at the 10.15am service.

Why should Christians live with assurance? Rev Joshua Raj concludes the 1 John series by anchoring our confidence not in ourselves but in Christ's faithfulness. Whether our faith feels weak or strong, our eternal life rests securely in the pierced hands of Jesus—not on how tightly we hold him. This sermon was preached on 26 July 2026 at the 10.15am service.

Love isn’t abstract sentiment—it’s the essence of God’s character and the proof of authentic faith. Andrew traces how God’s love begins in the Trinity, is revealed decisively at the cross, and must be visibly embodied in God’s people. Without it, all our doctrine and devotion ring hollow. This sermon was preached on 19 July 2026 at the 10.15am service

In a world of competing spiritual voices, how do we distinguish truth from falsehood? Rev Dr Timothy Chong shows us to test the spirits through Christ’s incarnation and by cultivating our spiritual senses through God’s Word and the indwelling Holy Spirit. This sermon was preached on 12 July 2026 at the 10.15am service

Rev Joshua Raj unpacks how John contrasts Cain’s hatred with Christ’s sacrificial love. Genuine faith proves itself through concrete action and compassion, not mere words. Christ’s cross defines love and calls the church to costly, visible community that reflects God’s character to a watching world. This sermon was preached on 5 July 2026 at the 10.15am service