Psalm 119:105 Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path.
Pastor Esther Tham shared a powerful sermon on Psalm chapter 4, written by King David during a time of distress. The passage encourages believers to trust in God’s divine intervention and seek relief from distress. Despite his turmoil with his son Absalom, David found joy and peace in God’s presence. The sermon emphasized trusting in the Lord, offering right sacrifices, and praising Him for His grace.
As we celebrate Christmas, let’s reflect on the birth of Jesus and the significance of being children of God. The angelic visitation to the shepherds and other encounters with God’s glory illustrate how His glory envelops His children. This Christmas, may we find hope and peace in the glory of God.
As we go through the challenges of life, will we, as children of God, be able to persevere in faith, hope, and love?
Pastor Esther Tham23 & 24 September 2023 Today, we would like to look at the Book of Joshua, chapter one. … More
Rev Koay Kheng Hin17 September 2023 As we all reflect on the past week, some of us may have encountered … More
Have you wondered how God looks at you? Specifically, the question relates to whether God is more interested in who you become than in what you achieve?
The sermon today continues with spiritual insights that can be drawn from a study of the speech of the apostle Paul to the Ephesian elders on his way to Jerusalem as he finishes his third missionary journey.
Having a personal relationship with God. The right relationship with Him. There is value in devotion, however, we need more than devotion, we need to understand who God is and Jesus is the model of intimacy. Jesus is the model, He models devotion, and He models understanding of God.
Pastoe Koay Kheng Hin20 November 2022 We presently live in a world of materialism and consumerism in which we often … More
Getting what we want, when we want, is a part of our daily life. For example, if we don’t like a TV show, we just change the channel. Same, when we don’t like the song we are listening to, we hit the button and change the song.
This Sunday morning, as we reflect a bit more deeply into life, we may be able to perceive that beyond all the myriad choices in life and the many decisions that we make daily, all these choices and decisions can fall neatly into two paths.
The world has an agenda to confuse our children on what it means to be human, created uniquely in God’s image. Do we have an agenda? And is it rooted in God’s word? We must teach our children of their Creator’s agenda for them to find their everlasting joy in him through Jesus Christ.
When shifts in our plans occur, we complain and grumble. But if we are living in obedience, God makes it absolutely clear that his hand is behind all the detours.
Termites can destroy a house or even a tree one little bite at a time. It may go undetected for years and yet do irreparable damage. Even if the termites are exterminated, it is always a great loss and great cost.
We make our decision whether to trust or not to trust someone based on 4 components – their character, competence, care, and credibility.
Today is Father’s Day!
A special Special because it allows us to remember fathers in our midst. When we think of our fathers we all have different emotions and feelings.
However, if you look at life and find meaning in relationships, godliness, character formation and look at money in terms of stewardship as a blessing from God and to be used as a blessing to others then you are drawn to heavenly treasures.
We have just remembered our Lord in his death and resurrection! Such an occasion must necessarily always lead us to ponder and reflect on what it means to be a child of God and a disciple of Christ.
It is my intention today to draw you back to the primary essence of the Christian faith as it is to be lived out in this world. This primary essence is based on the fundamental attribute of God, that God is holy and we as a people of God, whether individually or as a church, must necessarily reflect the pure moral character of God in ethical conduct and behavior.
Have you ever been asked: Now that you are a Christian do you celebrate CNY? Being a Christian doesn’t mean I cease to be a Chinese..
During difficult times such as this period of an ongoing pandemic, it is needful for us seek God afresh and reflect upon our relationship with God in Christ.
Governments have had to grapple with health and economic crisis. Medical front-liners have been pushed to their limits trying to cope and businesses have come to a near standstill. People are dying.
I believe everywhere you go these few days, everyone of us will be confronted with dialogues and conversations about the current political tension. We have all had a challenging week with the political uncertainty that is enveloping the country. Times have been hard but in this past week, we sense that times have become even harder, in a time of the economic downturn. Uncertainties have suddenly become the order of the day, as we do not know what to expect.
Have you maximised the use of the resources that God by his grace has entrusted to you as a good steward? Not on what you lack but on what you already have.
So, today my question is how does a Christian handles music and songs? Both Christian and secular music and songs? How do we make our choices? Is there a right or a wrong?
Mothers, of all the things you have done in life, none is as important as the godly influence you have had and are still having on your children and grandchildren.
Why does pain happen? Have you ever wondered how nice it would be if there was no hurt, no suffering and no PAIN in this world? I am sure you have, at one juncture or another. Why do certain people have no food to eat? Why do some people have to beg on the streets?
Slander occurs whenever someone says something untrue about someone else that results, intentionally or unintentionally, in damaging that someone else’s reputation. And when it occurs, it becomes a divisive, discouraging and confusing issue that often affects numerous people – sometimes many, many people.
The doubt we are discussing is not quite the same as a lack of assurance, which is focused on whether we can be acceptable to God or whether our faith is genuine. Here the focus is God himself—whether He is in fact there at all, or what His character is really like.
In Him and through Him we shall attempt great things for God. We cannot do God’s Work without Him. He has chosen not to do His work without us.
As God called the wise men to Christ by a star in the sky, He continues to call people to Himself through His servants and the word of God.
Pastor Yoong Ying Wah It’s a pleasure to be here this morning. A little bit of introduction. I’m married … More
By Bryan Chapell Goal of this lecture: To see how grace motivates and enables powerful application of Biblical … More
Rev Jasmine Ooi Happy mothers day to all mothers, spiritual mums and everyone who honours mothers. This is a day … More
Bro Koay Kheng Hin When pastor Gideon asked me to speak on Mother’s Day I asked if he was sure? … More
Rev Gideon Lee Bro Steve with YWAM sharing about GoFest 2015 conference. Ecclesiastes 1:1-9 Everything Is Meaningless 1 The words of the … More
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