Guest Speaker Pastor David Peters delivers a word in season from Romans 8:37.

As we continue to trek the Israelites' journey after entering the Promised Land, we realise we are far from the end of their story. There were still battles to fight, enemies to defeat and above all – there was a choice to be made. A choice to obey God fully and walk with Him daily. A choice to believe the Promise Keeper would not fail them.

This series helps us recognise that we're presented with the same choice today. In Joshua's last words, he urges the people to cling tightly to the Lord and be very careful to love Him. Perhaps he knew it would be a choice they had to make every day to see God's promises fulfilled.

Every day, we have a choice to make. Would we choose to love God, trust Him and walk with Him? When we do so as His people, our lives will testify of who God is.

In this sermon series, we will explore the believer’s rightful authority, how to exercise this authority, and the benefits of coming under the spiritual authority of our shepherds. May we start to exercise our God-given authority and live victorious lives in our families, workplaces, and in the world.

In this sermon series, we will explore the believer’s rightful authority, how to exercise this authority, and the benefits of coming under the spiritual authority of our shepherds. May we start to exercise our God-given authority and live victorious lives in our families, workplaces, and in the world.

In this sermon series, we will explore the believer’s rightful authority, how to exercise this authority, and the benefits of coming under the spiritual authority of our shepherds. May we start to exercise our God-given authority and live victorious lives in our families, workplaces, and in the world.

In this sermon series, we will explore the believer’s rightful authority, how to exercise this authority, and the benefits of coming under the spiritual authority of our shepherds. May we start to exercise our God-given authority and live victorious lives in our families, workplaces, and in the world.

In this sermon series, we will explore the believer’s rightful authority, how to exercise this authority, and the benefits of coming under the spiritual authority of our shepherds. May we start to exercise our God-given authority and live victorious lives in our families, workplaces, and in the world.

Elder Ee Yang brings us a message based on Ezekiel 47 and how we are called to be a church that brings the living water of God into our communities.

Ps Joachim shares a message on Pentecost Sunday on the true purpose of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

He was lost, but now he is found.' – Luke 15:24b

As disciples of Christ, God calls us His sons and daughters – loved, accepted, and provided for. We sometimes wander from the presence of our Father, choosing to live apart from Him. Using The Parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15:11-32 as a starting point, we will draw biblical truths and spiritual lessons from the interaction between the father and his two sons. We will learn how to live as a child of God and give ourselves to do the work of the Father.