Ps Goh emphasized the often-forgotten ministry of the Holy Spirit, the third Person of the Trinity, fully God, to be worshipped alongside the Father and the Son. Recognize Him. Worship Him. Submit to Him. Do not seek to “use” the Spirit for miracles—let Him use us. Allow Him to comfort, indwell, empower, and intercede. Follow His leading. Trust His truth. Receive His love. Live in holiness and bear witness to Christ as the Spirit glorifies Jesus through us.

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Br. Beng Leng preached on the building of Solomon’s Temple from 1 Kings 5–6, stressing that God deserves our best in preparation, unity, and sacrifice. He linked the seven years of temple construction to patient faithfulness, reminding that we are now God’s temple, called to holiness and mission. Drawing from Matthew 9:36 and Isaiah 6, he urged compassion for the lost, readiness to be sent, and boldness to shine for Christ. True peace and purpose come only from God’s presence.

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Ps Goh Seng Fong preached from Revelation 3:7–13, reminding us that the church in Philadelphia, though small and weak, remained faithful. Fix our eyes on Christ, the Holy and True One who holds the keys of David. Treasure His Word and never deny His name. Walk boldly through the open doors He alone sets before us, knowing no one can shut them. Endure trials with patience, trusting His authority and presence. Live as His temple, finish our race strong, and receive His promised stability, reward, and eternal recognition in the New Jerusalem.

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Rev Dr Goh Seng Fong’s sermon on Isaiah 6 urged believers to step out of comfort zones and answer God’s call to serve in missions. Behold the holiness of God and be stirred by His glory. Receive His cleansing and embrace His purpose. Trust His leading into the unknown, follow where He sends, speak the words He gives, and proclaim His life-changing message to a world desperate for hope.

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Rev Dr Goh Seng Fong’s sermon on Matthew 9:35–38 urged believers to embrace the heart of Jesus by becoming mission-hearted Christians. See the crowd as Jesus did—overwhelming in size, yet deeply suffering and spiritually lost. Feel their pain and separation from God. Be moved with compassion. Pray earnestly for workers to be sent into the harvest field, while we serve with urgency and love. Let the heart of Jesus shape our response to the needs of the world.

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Rev Dr Goh Seng Fong’s sermon today on Nehemiah 4–5 highlighted how external ridicule, resistance, and rumours were used to emotionally attack God’s people. Pray persistently. Respect the opposition. Reinforce weak points. Unite around a common goal. Reassure one another of God’s presence. Refuse to quit. Dr Goh reminded the church that discouragement often comes midway through a task, but God strengthens those who remain faithful.

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Rev. Dr. Seng Fong Goh's sermon on Nehemiah 3:1–32 emphasized that building a strong church requires every member’s involvement. Work together in unity. Serve faithfully in our assigned role. Support one another across all ministries. Use our gifts for God’s glory. Stay focused on the common mission. Encourage consistent participation. Honor God through our labor. Do not underestimate small tasks. Just as each family helped rebuild the wall, every believer has a vital part in strengthening the church.

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Br Beng Leng’s sermon highlights the essence of being a servant leader rooted in Christ. Let us simplify our lives to grow in intimacy with Him. Be silent and allow Him to guide us. Embrace solitude so we can be transformed to reflect His character. Surrender fully to fulfill His eternal purposes. We must recognize that leadership initiates change, influences others, and can be developed. Vision starts from within, and true servant leadership is always about serving people.

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This Sunday, Br Joshua Lim preached from the Parable of the Rich Fool, emphasizing that true life is not defined by material possessions, but by being rich toward God. He urged listeners to guard their hearts against covetousness and reject the lie that life consists in the abundance of things. Recognize that life is short and uncertain; therefore, steward your time, wealth, and opportunities for God’s kingdom. Discern your thoughts and motives carefully, and make choices led by the Spirit rather than by the flesh, living with eternity in view.

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In Br. Kevin Soh’s sermon on June 29, titled “The Sufferings of Job – And Why God Allows Christians to Suffer in This Life” (Job 1:1–3), he emphasized that suffering is not always due to sin but may serve God's higher purposes. Job was upright, yet suffered intensely. God sometimes allows suffering to refine faith, humble pride, and display His glory. Christians, like Job, are called to trust God's sovereignty, even when His purposes remain hidden. Suffering can produce deeper holiness and dependence on God.

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