This morning Guest Speaker Revd Dr William Wan speaks to both the aged and the aging, encouraging us that when we face the obstacles that come with aging, to glance at the problems, glance at the challenges, but gaze at the Lord.

Welcome to the YCC Anglican podcast, this is our 100th episode and I’m so glad you’re with us today. Would you join me, Ps Richard, as we begin a new series based on selected passages in the Gospel according to John. Today we look at the first of Jesus’ signs – turning water into wine.

Pastor Wei Yi concludes our Book of James series with the challenge to confess our sins one to another. The risk of vulnerability is great, but the promise of freedom and healing is greater still. Let’s prepare our hearts for the word of the Lord today.

This morning Revd Daniel exhorts us from scripture that in all times, whether good or bad, to remember God and the community He has placed us within. Let us not grow weary of going to the Lord in prayer but remain steadfast till we one day meet Him face to face.

When Jesus walked this earth He said: “Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven.” Are we aligned with Jesus heart and actions towards children? This Sunday we celebrate children’s day with a special guest speaker – Mr David Leong 

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.