Sermon Reflection – Finding Good
Posted by Michelle Chuah • Oct 11, 2021
As I reflect upon the past year since the start of Covid 19 pandemic, I am grateful ...
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Sermon Reflection – Jesus: The Better Shepherd
Posted by Wendy ML Tan • Oct 04, 2021
“Shepherd of my soul I give You full control, Wherever You may lead I will follow. I h...
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Sermon Reflection – Jesus: A Better Community
Posted by Darren Lim • Sep 27, 2021
Thank you Lord for this week’s sermon along with the precious lesson you provided at the...
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Sep
Sermon Reflection – Jesus: A Better Sacrifice
Posted by Abbey Thangiah • Sep 20, 2021
Hebrews is known as the summary of the Bible. Paul wrote Hebrews as a clarion call to conv...
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Living in Exile
While serving in exile, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego were again pressured to worship a golden image which represented the pride and arrogance of King Nebuchadnezzar. When brought before the King, they remained ‘stubborn’ in their faith and would rather die in the fiery furnace than disobey their God’s commandments.
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Sermon Reflection – Jesus: A Better Sanctuary
Posted by Michelle Chuah • Sep 13, 2021
Coming from a large extended family of believers and pre believers, I have had bad experie...
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Esther’s Steadfast Spirit
Imagine that you are Esther from what we see in Esther 2.
1.Esther was orphaned. She did not have any other family members with her, other than her cousin Mordecai.
2.Esther was like her fellow Jews who lost their home and taken into captivity into a foreign land.
3.Esther was separated and isolated from her people and cousin. While in the King’s Palace, she was surrounded by people, cultures and values that she was not accustomed to.
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Living under Human Government
In this pagan society, Daniel fought to balance his loyal service to Babylon with his ultimate obedience to God. Yet in spite of his disagreement with Babylon’s policies, Daniel gave his life to serve the nation. The book of Daniel is thoroughly political, revealing the power of God’s sovereign undertow beneath the tides of world politics, and all for the sake of His chosen people. Even as His people endured exile in Babylon, God sovereignly governed the world’s political leaders — raising, dropping, and reordering political powers for millennia (Daniel 2:21)
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Faithful to His Promises
Hoshea was the last king of the north as God’s judgement finally came upon Israel some 200 years after the nation was divided. This was however not caused singularly by Hoshea although he was definitely also a contributor. In fact it was said of him that he did evil in the eyes of the Lord but he was not as bad as his predecessors (v2). That however was immaterial as he became the straw that broke the camel’s back.
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Sermon Reflection – Jesus: A Better High Priest
Posted by Abbey Thangiah • Aug 23, 2021
The week 16th to 21st August 2021 is certainly an interesting week for Malaysia. We’...