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"I'm sorry, God."As fallen beings, we apologize to God a lot for when we do sin. Yesterday, Kyle took us through Ezra 9-10, where we saw how Ezra modelled true repentance. True repentance requires more than an apology; we need to mourn over the depths of our sin and how it has corrupted our soul …
We continue in our series A City Restored through Ezra Nehemiah. This week, Chris Abner, one of our elders preached from Ezra 7-8. We looked at how God's hand guided His people to restoration in the place of promise. We were also challenged through Ezra in the passage to study God's Word, obey it and …
Serving God rarely seems to be easy. Some form of resistance can frustrate even the most pious of saints. This is what we studied together today in Ezra 3-6 yesterday. We looked at how the post-exilic Israelites, when faced with strong opposition and fear, steadfastly oriented their lives around worship and giving offering to God. …
In this first of the “A City Restored” series, Kyle preached on how God stirred the hearts of people to restore the city, and how the people in turn looked forward to their restored future in light of God’s faithfulness in their past.
We've wrapped up our "Promises Fulfilled" series with Matthew 28:16-20. Andy summarised his sermon and indeed, our series, succinctly with this – love the gospel dearly, speak the gospel clearly, live out the gospel sincerely.
This Easter, we looked at Matthew 28:1-15 together and were encouraged by Kyle to reflect on and to live out the true story of Jesus’s resurrection in our lives.
Waiting is often perceived as an inactive word, where one waits for something passively. However, as Chris preached through some parables in Matthew 24:45-25:46, we see that waiting is an action verb. As believers in Christ, we wait for His return actively and not as one just quietly looking. There is an expectation given to …
"The worst is yet to come". This isn't the refrain we like to use, preferring to find solace in the phrase "the best is yet to come" instead. However, when it comes to the end times, we saw today as Man Hon, our elder, preached through Matthew 24:1-44, that there are unfathomable uncertainties that will …
As it is written in Matthew 19:13 – 20:34, Jesus taught us that true greatness is found in humbly serving others, just as He did when He came to earth. Chris Abner, one of our elders proclaimed this truth last Sunday. Let us strive to follow His example, putting the needs of others before our …
Kyle Essary preached to us from Matthew 19:1–12 on the question of divorce. In Jesus’s careful answers to the Pharisees’ questions, we saw God’s beautiful design for marriage, being a life-long, covenantal commitment to one’s spouse. We also saw how singlehood could be a God-focused calling for some believers. At the same time, we also …