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For this special Confirmation Service, guest speaker The Rt Revd Kuan Kim Seng shares from Jesus' parables in his message entitled “Many are Called, Few are Chosen.”

Matthew 22:1-14

In Deuteronomy 29 Moses begins his final speech as he summons the Israelites to review what God has done in their history and to ratify and renew the covenant with God. What were the important things Israel needed to hear and what can we learn from Moses' speech in our faith today?

Do the Old Covenant Blessings and Curses of Deuteronomy 28 still apply to us today under the New Covenant? How does God intend for us to live?

What have Horeb, Moab, and Shechem to do with one another?" 
Looking at Deuteronomy 27 together we discover that the Covenant that God made with His people in constantly being renewed. And this leaves us with an important decision to make. Revd Daniel Teo shares with us today.

Do you know what a phone zombie is? Someone staring at their phone so intently that they lose awareness of the world around them , sometimes causing dangerous circumstances.

And we see this every day, don’t we?

In the same way, as believers, we need to avoid losing spiritual awareness. This morning we are encouraged to practice Spiritual attentiveness and create space for God in our lives.

Depending on your upbringing, you may view God either as a task master, a father, or a companion. How does God want to relate to you? Guest Speaker Stanley Tay shares with us from his "Communing with God" series.

Are the ten commandments really just a list of "Do" and "Do not" statements? Or is there a deeper message that we are meant to receive? Join Revd Daniel as we ask the question: “With what posture may we worship God so that we do not covet or rob Him of His glory, but instead practice recounting of God’s faithfulness in our lives?

Fairness. Dignity. A church that practices neutrality and generosity. This morning we journey from the command against false witness to the question:  "What does a true covenant community in God looks like?" Revd Daniel shares the word.  

While in the storybook tale of Robin Hood stealing from the rich is applauded, in real life things are considerably different.
At its root, theft seeks gain at the expense of others. As Christians we are to follow the one who said, “Take up your cross and follow me”.
In today's sermon Pastor Wei Yi shares how all that we have is from God and encourages us to graciously share with those in need. 

Just as God created Adam and Eve in a wonderful way that they might complete one another, we believe that marriage is a wonderful gift of God. 

Looking at the command to not commit adultery, how can we preserve and protect marriage, celebrating sex within the boundaries God has established? Pastor Peter Teo shares the word today.