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If you follow Christ, you will face conflict and opposition. In his sermon today, Revd Daniel explores how the conflict and opposition that the returnee’s faced in Ezra Chapter 4 relates to us today, and and guides us to draw lessons for today. 

In Ezra chapter 3 the foundation for the new temple is being laid and we see a response by the people of both celebration and weeping. In today's sermon, Pastor Wei Yi guides us through the question: What does this teach us about our worship of God today?

Today's message concerns a most important topic – DISCIPLESHIP.
Join Revd Daniel as he identifies the differences between a superficial state of discipleship and a true state of discipleship. Let’s prepare our hearts and commit to continued growth in our faith walk.

The Old Testament seems like it’s filled with altars and sacrifices, and Ezra chapter 3 is no exception. If you’ve ever felt like it has no real connection to our every day lives then this sermon is for you. Join me, Pastor Richard, as we continue our series in Ezra and Nehemiah. (Ezra 3:1-6)

Ezra chapter 2 includes a genealogical record of the returnees to Jerusalem. Join Revd Daniel as he unpacks the significance of this in their time, and the significance to us today.

Hello and welcome to our podcast. Today we begin a new sermon series encompassing Ezra and Nehemiah. Join Pastor Wei Yi as he kicks off our series from Ezra chapter 1 with his message entitled: “Preparation for Return”. May the Lord speak to all our hearts this morning.

There are two ways that we can measure church growth. The first and more common way is by numerical growth, a rising number of people in the church. The second way however is at least equally important, and that is by depth.

Join Revd Daniel as he begins the new year by speaking on the importance of discipleship.

What does it mean that God hardens hearts and blinds eyes? If God makes these choices, does it matter what we do? Join us in our final sermon from our Gospel of John series and examine together the theology of unbelief.

If you heard of a close friend who was suddenly in critical condition at the hospital, wouldn’t you immediately set everything aside and go to them? Yet in our passage today, Jesus chooses not to respond quickly. Instead, He delays, and when He finally reaches, the close friend is dead. Learn why as Ps Wei Yi shares on the Death and Resurrection of Lazarus.

What did Jesus mean when He says He is the Shepherd and the door of his sheep? What does it mean for us to hear and know the voice of the Great Shepherd today? Listen in as Revd. Daniel expounds John 10 and reflects on the love Jesus has for all of us.