Sermon Reflection – A Peace that Lasts
Posted by Abbey Thangiah • Dec 13, 2021
We are recovering from the pandemic, or are we? It is encouraging to see the church meetin...
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Yearly Archives: 2021
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Dec
A Bruised Reed, He Will Not Break (Isaiah 42:1-4)
I grew up in a family where my grandma did ancestral worship, but the rest of the family were quite irreverent in matters of the divine. Money was the most important thing in my family, in place of God. But God turned this tragic family into a family with hope.
One day a relative was diagnosed by his doctor of having only 2 years to live. A family friend brought a pastor to pray for him, and he miraculously lived on for another ten years. His doctor said it was a miracle because there is no medical explanation.
As a result, my grandma in her late eighties was baptised, and my parents accepted the Lord. I begin to seek God, and at 20 years old, I accepted the Lord.
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Dec
Sermon Reflection – The Saviour Reigns
Posted by Natalia David • Dec 06, 2021
I had a plan. From the first moment I knew God was putting me on the path of being a physio...
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Nov
Sermon Reflection – The Certainty of Hope
Posted by Wendy ML Tan • Nov 29, 2021
“If you think it is heavy, then it will be heavy. Open up your wings. Spread them out....
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Nov
Swimming Against the Tide (1 Peter 4:1-2)
This passage reminded me of the ways of the salmon, swimming against the tide from the sea to rivers in order to spawn. They go through this hardship to ensure that their offspring will have the best chance to live.
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Nov
Sermon Reflection – Finishing Well – Resilience: Why? How?
Posted by Darren Lim • Nov 22, 2021
If there was ever a race to determine the greatest procrastinator, I would certainly come a cl...
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Nov
Sermon Reflection – Locked Down But Not Locked Out Amidst the Pandemic
Posted by Michelle Chuah • Nov 15, 2021
As I look back on the past since March 2019 when the lock down MCO 1.0 had sta...
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Nov
Sermon Reflection – OWN: Giving of our Prayer
Posted by Abbey Thangiah • Nov 08, 2021
I remember about 10 years ago, in my 30’s, twenty of my relatives gather...
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Nov
Sermon Reflection – FUND: Giving of our Resources
Posted by Adeline Ting • Nov 01, 2021
s a child, I spent most of my school holidays in my mother’s kampung, where everyone k...
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Oct
Good Leaders Delegate Wisely
In Acts 6, we see that the growth of the church was increasing so rapidly that the needs of the Hellenists (Greek-speaking Jews) were not being met, possibly because of the language barrier. The apostles recognised the problem that while there is a need to be met, they themselves could not be the ones to meet them, as they were already responsible to devote themselves to prayer and the preaching of the word.