Upcoming services
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30 Mar 2025
Morning Service
“he 5th Gospel: The Glory of the Shoot from the Stump”
Pastor JJ Lim on Isaiah 11:1-5Psalms
[1] 89:1-6 (Weymouth)
[2] 80:1-7 (Evan)
[3] 45:2-9 (2nd metre, Diademata)
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Evening Service
“The Church Marches On: Diplomacy and Its Shades of Grey”
Pastor JJ Lim on Acts 21:17-36Psalms
[1] 33:12-22 (Ostend)
[2] 68:22-27 (Winchester)
[3] 25:4-20 (1st metre, Franconia)
New articles
- My Redeemer lives
Based on a series of sermons preached in PCC Prayer Meetings in 2023-2024 For I know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth: 26 And though after my skin worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God: 27 Whom I shall see… Read more: My Redeemer lives - I shall come forth as GoldWe are familiar with Job’s story. He suffered immensely. He lost his wealth, his children and his health. But he refused to curse God as Satan was sure he would do. So he became a type of Christ even as he suffered despite his righteousness, was accused of sins he did not commit, and was eventually exalted after his humiliation.
- Present Suffering vs Future GloryBased on a series of sermons preached in PCC Prayer Meetings in 2023-2024 For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us Romans 8:18 Almost every verse in Romans 8, when understood correctly, is comforting and can be used… Read more: Present Suffering vs Future Glory
- O Send out Thy LightPsalm 43 is one of the Psalms The Lord Jesus must have used when darkness enveloped His soul during His earthly ministry. It is also a song He has appointed for us to use when facing similar situations.
- The Raceby Rev. Samuel Rutherford, a Preparation Sermon, before the communion, at Kirkcudbright, in the year 1634 published by Rev. Andrew A Bonar, Glasgow, 1876 (reproduced in https://archive.org/stream/fourtcomm00ruth); minimally updated, edited and footnoted by JJ Lim
- Though the Outward Man Perish2 Corinthians is a treasure trove of comforting texts for Christians suffering various forms of affliction. This is perhaps because the apostle Paul was himself greatly afflicted due to some issues he had with the Corinthians. Indeed, it was only after he was able to sort out some of the issues he had with them and was assured of their love and respect for him that he wrote 2 Corinthians.