2025 Sermon Highlights

THIS WEEK:

2 February 2025
A Heart of Thanksgiving
Philippians 4:6-7 | Rev Abel Lee

As we celebrate Chinese New Year, it is a time of joy, reunion, and new beginnings, yet it can also bring worries about the future. Philippians 4:6-7 reminds us that instead of being overwhelmed by anxiety, we are called to bring everything to God in prayer with thanksgiving. When we do, His peace—one that surpasses all understanding—will guard our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus, giving us true hope for the year ahead.

LAST WEEK:

26 January 2025
Devotion to God
1 Timothy 4:7-10 | Pr Lionel Neo

Is our devotion a momentary spark or a lifelong discipline of training and trust in Him? In this passage, Paul exhorts Timothy to prioritise godliness, underscoring its eternal value over the temporary benefits of physical pursuits. As we reflect on this call to ‘train ourselves to be godly,’ we will uncover practical ways to grow in Christlikeness and delight in the living hope we have in our Saviour.

19 January 2025
Delighting in God
Psalms 16 | Pr Lionel Neo

We explore the dimensions of delight —finding joy in Christian community, God’s providence, His guidance, and the eternal destiny He secures for us. Anchored in the assurance of God’s presence and promises, how can we cultivate a deeper desire for God Himself?

12 January 2025
Devotion & Delight in God
Philippians 3:1, 7—10, 13—14 | Rev Dr Henry Wong

Discover how devotion to God unlocks true joy and transforms your life. According to Philippians 3, how can we let go of distractions, trust in Jesus, and find lasting delight in knowing Him?
Are you ready to press on toward the life God has called you to?

5 January 2025
Vision Sunday —Growing in Christlikeness
Ephesians 3:14-19 | Rev Dr Henry Wong

This year, our theme calls us to “Grow in Christlikeness,” a transformative journey fueled by devotion to God, nurturing relationships, and advancing His mission. With the challenges of leadership renewal, evangelism, and an aging congregation ahead, we anchor ourselves in God’s promise to fill us with His fullness and empower us for His work.