Psalm 103 calls God’s people to cultivate a heart of gratefulness that remembers who God is and what He has done.

David exhorts his soul to “forget not all His benefits,” reminding us that gratitude is not automatic – it is intentional and

formative. A grateful heart reshapes how we see our lives, our seasons, and our God.

Being grateful is more than an emotion – it is a spiritual posture. As we look back on 2025, may we intentionally

remember God’s blessings, recognise His work in our trials, and allow gratitude to realign our hearts. Let gratefulness

shape how we live, how we endure, and how we hope.

🎄 This Christmas, invite someone to experience life in full colour – filled with true hope, joy, love, and peace. Find out more about our Christmas services and outreach celebrations: rlc.sg/christmas2025

🎄 This Christmas, invite someone to experience life in full colour – filled with true hope, joy, love, and peace. Find out more about our Christmas services and outreach celebrations: rlc.sg/christmas2025

🎄 This Christmas, invite someone to experience life in full colour – filled with true hope, joy, love, and peace. Find out more about our Christmas services and outreach celebrations: rlc.sg/christmas2025

🎄 This Christmas, invite someone to experience life in full colour – filled with true hope, joy, love, and peace. Find out more about our Christmas services and outreach celebrations: rlc.sg/christmas2025

🎄 This Christmas, invite someone to experience life in full colour – filled with true hope, joy, love, and peace. Find out more about our Christmas services and outreach celebrations: rlc.sg/christmas2025

We're circling back on this series centred on the first 6 chapters of the book of John – this time, diving into chapters 5 & 6 over 5 weeks.

Discipleship starts with knowing God. How have you come to know God deeper through the course of this year? John came to know much about Jesus as he lived and ministered with Him. But all the knowledge could not compare to what the Lord said of him – the disciple whom I loved.

John's relationship with Jesus was rooted in love and dependence on Him. He not only discovered Jesus to be the long-awaited Messiah, but also as God Incarnate! He understood why Jesus, the only Son of God, had to come into our world.

May our hearts be moulded to become tender towards our Lord Jesus as we live in deep communion with Him as a disciple whom He loves.

We're circling back on this series centred on the first 6 chapters of the book of John – this time, diving into chapters 5 & 6 over 5 weeks.

Discipleship starts with knowing God. How have you come to know God deeper through the course of this year? John came to know much about Jesus as he lived and ministered with Him. But all the knowledge could not compare to what the Lord said of him – the disciple whom I loved.

John's relationship with Jesus was rooted in love and dependence on Him. He not only discovered Jesus to be the long-awaited Messiah, but also as God Incarnate! He understood why Jesus, the only Son of God, had to come into our world.

May our hearts be moulded to become tender towards our Lord Jesus as we live in deep communion with Him as a disciple whom He loves.

We're circling back on this series centred on the first 6 chapters of the book of John – this time, diving into chapters 5 & 6 over 5 weeks.

Discipleship starts with knowing God. How have you come to know God deeper through the course of this year? John came to know much about Jesus as he lived and ministered with Him. But all the knowledge could not compare to what the Lord said of him – the disciple whom I loved.

John's relationship with Jesus was rooted in love and dependence on Him. He not only discovered Jesus to be the long-awaited Messiah, but also as God Incarnate! He understood why Jesus, the only Son of God, had to come into our world.

May our hearts be moulded to become tender towards our Lord Jesus as we live in deep communion with Him as a disciple whom He loves.

We're circling back on this series centred on the first 6 chapters of the book of John – this time, diving into chapters 5 & 6 over 5 weeks.

Discipleship starts with knowing God. How have you come to know God deeper through the course of this year? John came to know much about Jesus as he lived and ministered with Him. But all the knowledge could not compare to what the Lord said of him – the disciple whom I loved.

John's relationship with Jesus was rooted in love and dependence on Him. He not only discovered Jesus to be the long-awaited Messiah, but also as God Incarnate! He understood why Jesus, the only Son of God, had to come into our world.

May our hearts be moulded to become tender towards our Lord Jesus as we live in deep communion with Him as a disciple whom He loves.