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Jesus and James tell us to let our yes be yes and our no be no. Why are they so insistent on is not swearing oaths, and how do we live lives that are consistent with what we say?

Patiently endure tensions and opposition, actively pursue unity within the church family, and trust that our Master is coming again soon and will make all things right.

This morning Pastor Wei Yi leads us into the 5th and final chapter in the book of James. Join us in examining the scriptures as we look at the power and peril of money.

Gretchen Rubin once wrote “The days are long but the years are short” and for many of us we can readily agree with this statement. In todays passage we are reminded of a sobering truth: our lives are like a mist that appears for a while, then vanishes. How then shall we live?

Can the single believer really be completely fulfilled or does that take place only within the context of marriage and family? This morning we have a really great message from guest speaker Revd Kenny Chee that speaks not only to the issue of fulfillment as a single but to those who are married as well. Prepare your heart and open your ears to the word of the Lord today.

This morning Revd Daniel opens the scriptures from James 4:1-10 and explores how conflict in community often flows from “passions” within us, leading us to an important question: What can we do to deal with these passions?

Wisdom is a virtue we all desire; no one wants to be known as a fool. How do we know if one is wise, and how do we receive the wisdom from above that truly makes us wise? In this sermon Ps. Wei Yi explores two kinds of wisdom - wisdom from above and wisdom of the world, flesh and devil - and the fruits of Godly wisdom found in James 3:13-18.

What does it mean to be a family of God? What are God's purposes for us as the church, and how are we to worship God? Revd. Daniel explores these questions as he reflects on 1 Peter 2:4-5. 

Have you heard the phrase that “The Pen is Mightier than the Sword”? Yet in James we see that mightier than the pen is our speech, namely the tongue. Join Revd Daniel as he traces the source of our speech and urges us to have hearts yielded to God’s transformative work.

In todays passage we are confronted with a troubling question: Is it possible to have a faith in God that is useless and does not save? What kind of faith is that? And how do we know what sort of faith we possess? Pastor Wei Yi shares from James 2:14-26