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In Mark 5:21–43, two very different lives—a respected synagogue ruler named Jairus and an unnamed, suffering woman—collide at the feet of Jesus. Though separated by status, gender, and circumstance, both discover in their desperation that true faith means trusting Jesus when all hope seems lost. Revd Weiyi preaches the word.

Mark 5:21-43

When darkness seems overwhelming and evil appears unstoppable, Mark 5:1–20 reminds us that even a legion of demons must bow before the authority of Jesus Christ. 

Listener, please note one post-sermon correction: a Roman legion refers to 6,000 not 600.

Mark 5:1-20

Final words carry the most weight. This Sunday, join Ps Richard as we dive into Jesus’ radical call to "Go" beyond the church walls. Whether it's your neighbour or the nations, it’s time to discover your role in the Great Commission. 

In a world obsessed with more, God calls us to less — not emptiness, but contentment. Join Revd Daniel Teo as we continue growing from Superficial to Spiritual, discovering in simplicity the freedom and peace found within a heart satisfied with Christ alone.”

1 Timothy 6:6-11; Hebrews 13:5-6

This Good Friday, we gather to remember Jesus brutally flogged and crucified. How can a day of such evil done to a man be considered “Good”? And why was Jesus, the Son of God, so powerless on this day? Revd Lim Weiyi brings us God’s word.

Mark 15:33-39, 16:1-8

This Palm Sunday we behold the humble yet majestic entrance of Jesus into Jerusalem—the true King who comes not to conquer by force, but to redeem by sacrifice, fulfilling the ancient promise: “Behold, your King is coming to you, gentle and riding on a donkey”. (Zechariah 9:9) Revd Daniel Teo brings us the word.

Mark 11:1-11

After hard teachings on the cross, Jesus leads his disciples up a mountain to reveal his divine glory alongside Moses and Elijah. What does this Transfiguration mean for them—and for us? Join Revd Weiyi as we explore how Jesus' eternal majesty fuels our faithful living today.

Mark 9:2-8

This Sunday’s message, “Hometown Rejection” from Mark 6:1–6, looks at the moment Jesus returned to Nazareth and was met with disbelief by those who knew Him best. Join Ps Richard this week, as we ask: Have we become so familiar with Jesus that we fail to honour Him as Lord? Discover how faith—or unbelief—shapes the work of Christ in our lives.

In a world competing for every second of your attention, we often find ourselves listening without truly hearing.  As we dive into Jesus’ parable in Mark 4:1–20, we aren’t just looking at a story about soil and seeds; we are looking into a mirror to see how we truly respond to God's voice. Join Revd Daniel for his sermon on hearing and receiving the Word in a way that transforms us from the ground up.

What is worship? Does it happen only during Sunday service, or when we sing songs unto God, or is it something more? How does worship form us into the likeness of Christ? Join Revd Lim Weiyi as we explore the biblical definition of worship and how we can engage and be transformed by God through it.

Romans 12:1-2