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The sermon by Revd. Daniel Teo is looking at the prayer from the perspective of Paul in Philippians 4:6-7 and consider the presupposition(s) to prayer and how we can practice prayer in our lives. 

Passage: Psalm 102:1-12; 1 Kings 19; 2 Corinthians 1

Revd. Victor Teo shared on the stigma of how faith sees distress. This foundation directly dismantles the false idea that mental illness is a spiritual failure. It uses the raw lament of Psalm 102, along with the lives of Elijah and Paul, to prove that deep faith coexists with deep despair. The message challenges the church to replace judgment with compassion, recognize potential instead of weakness, and love the person rather than the medical diagnosis. 

Guest Speaker: Brother Willis Sultan 

Acts 8:26-40

Listener, please note that the scripture reading on this episode, Sunday, 18 October 2026 was not a Gospel reading. It is a New Testament reading. 

Book Study Series: The Gospel of Mark 
Mark 10:45
Preacher: Revd. Daniel Teo 

A Spiritual Formation Series
Preacher: Ps Richard Busch 

Psalm 46:10 
Luke 5:15-16

Silence creates space for God's voice.
Biblical solitude leads to renewal not loneliness.
In solitude we find direction, purpose and resolve. 

Mark 14:12-31

This Sunday join Revd Peter Chen as he dives into Proverbs 29:1-14 and Luke 10:25-37 to explore how a nation becomes truly wise when its people are rooted in righteousness, governed with justice, and filled with compassion. 

While the world defines greatness by power, status, and being served, Jesus invites us into an "upside-down" kingdom where true greatness is measured by humble, sacrificial service. This Sunday we explore how to move from being Superficial to Spiritual by offering our service as genuine worship to Jesus our Lord and Saviour. Pastor Richard brings the word.

Matthew 20:20-28

What can a fig tree teach us about the end of the age? Join Pastor Richard this Sunday and learn “The Lesson of the Fig Tree” as Jesus calls us to look up, stay ready, and live with hope—because He is near, and His word never fails.

Mark 13