Twins growing in the same home. 2 fathers but 2 different pursuits, 2  destinies, 2 outcomes before God.  What made the difference? How will  that make a difference in our own lives and families? Ps. Wilson unpacks  the story of Esau and Jacob in an entertaining and impacting way.

We are all uniquely created and gifted by God. Let us honour God as the  Ultimate Giver by being faithful stewards of God's gifts. We are born  and destined to shine for God.  Let's courageously shine for Jesus!

How should we live with one another in God's community? In unity with humility.  Ps. Wilson expounds Phil 2:3-4 to reveal some critical attitudes needed to do so, particularly towards ourselves and others. 

We are all different, yet God calls us to unite our hearts together for  the purposes of His Kingdom. Let us look at how we can rely more upon  God's grace to motivate us toward oneness in Christ.

We are called to participate in Transforming Lives Everywhere.  So what  can we believe for in this decade? Ps. Wilson shares his heart...

Is unity only found in people similar to each other? Among fans at a  final sports match? God’s word shows us that vastly different people can  unite by the grace of Christ. Ps Lai Ling shares the recipe for lasting unity and her own story of being one heart with the courageous women in  Liberia during a mission trip.

Why should Church be so important, so precious to us?  Because it is to God.  Find out why in this sermon.

Why did God give us life?  Were there the purposes in God giving us life in Christ? Discover God's intent in this sermon.

God’s covenant with us is the basis of covenantal friendships with brothers and sisters in Christ.  Genuine love and care, commitment and trust are key to strengthening covenantal friendships. Let us cherish such friendships and be encouraging, loving and trustworthy friends to others.

Have you ever considered about your family traits? And whether it has continued to you? For better or worse! Ps. Wilson unpacks the family traits evident in Gen 29 and relates it to our context today.  At the same time there is hope as we need not be doomed to the same cycle. Find out more...