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The Unseen Hand: Walking by Faith, Not by Sight | Short Sermon Series
Faith is a journey, one that often leads us into the unknown, requiring us to trust without knowing the destination. As Oswald Chambers profoundly states, “Faith never knows where it is being led, but it loves and knows the One who is leading.” This encapsulates the essence of walking by faith – a path where the end is not always visible, but the One guiding us is trustworthy and true.
The Beauty of God’s Care: Lessons from the Flowers | Short Sermon Series
It is human nature to worry… and we do it so often! Can you say that at this current point in your life you have nothing that you are worried about? Perhaps not.
The Pursuing Love of God: He Runs After Us | Short Sermon Series
We often think of God as a passive God. In the absence of pillars of fire and His audible voice thundering from the heavens, it’s hard to tangibly see that God is still present if we aren’t looking or paying attention to His gentle whispers of love.
Standing Firm on Christ: Our Unshakeable Rock | Short Sermon Series
You may soon come to realise if you haven’t already that nothing in this world lasts for long. Change is the only constant, and it’s not completely possible to place your security and hope in the things of this world. Whether your money, your loved ones, or even your own health and life – all these things are not promised each day. At a blink of an eye, your entire life as you know it could change.
The Freedom of Being Loved by God | Short Sermon Series
”Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.“ Psalms 63:3-4 NIV
In Psalm 63, the psalmist, David, came to an important realisation – nothing else satisfies except God. The very love of God is better than life itself! Nothing comes close to the freedom that comes from being loved by our Heavenly Father.
Unshakeable Joy: Trusting God in Uncertain Times | Short Sermon Series
“Though the fig tree does not bud and there are no grapes on the vines, though the olive crop fails and the fields produce no food, though there are no sheep in the pen and no cattle in the stalls, yet I will rejoice in the Lord, I will be joyful in God my Saviour.” Habakkuk 3:17-18
As Christians we live counter-culturally, seeing the world with upside down lenses.
Finding Joy in the Midst of Darkness | Short Sermon Series
It can be difficult to feel like rejoicing these days. The world seems darker and more broken than ever with tensions rising and wars abounding. Every other day we hear news of layoffs, illnesses, and pain. These are the groanings of an imperfect world.
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The Embodiment of Unfailing Love | Short Sermon Series
”Your unfailing love fills the earth…” Psalm 119:64
Human love can be fickle – it ebbs and flows over time and sometimes struggles to remain alive. Love is sweet, but when there is so much uncertainty tied to it, it can also become a great avenue of pain.
Wouldn’t it be great to trust and be loved by a love that we could be sure of?
Finding Sweetness in God's Word Amid Life's Bitterness | Short Sermon Series
When the world and all of its brokenness, injustice, and sorrow weigh your heart down, what do you do?
Maybe mindlessly scroll on social media, binge-watch a show, or throw yourself into any other activity to distract yourself?
Holding onto Hope | Short Sermon Series
In times of suffering, it's natural to feel overwhelmed and lose hope. It can seem like it’s just us against the world and that there's no purpose to our pain. Some of us may even feel abandoned by God and contemplate giving up entirely.
Faith Over Fear: God's Promise of Provision | Short Sermon Series
Solomon was a wise and very wealthy king of Israel - just to illustrate how wealthy and glorious Solomon was 1 Kings 10 says that the weight of the gold that Solomon received yearly was 666 talents, which is approximately 23000kg. He had 1400 chariots and 12000 horses, and he made silver as common in Jerusalem as stones. King Solomon was greater in riches and wisdom than all the other kings of the earth.
Yet God says that the glory of Solomon, cannot compare to how He has clothed the wildflowers in the field.
August Pause: Trust and Peace during Singapore's National Day | Short Sermon Series
As we find ourselves in the quiet pause of August, during Singapore's National Day month, we may feel a sense of waiting. It's a time marked by anticipation, reflection, and perhaps even uncertainty.