Upcoming services
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27 September 2026
Morning Service
“The Omnipotence and Priority of the Lord”
Pastor Linus Chua on Joshua 5:13-6:27Psalms
[1] 46:1-7 (Stroudwater)
[2] 107:23-32 (Kingsfold)
[3] 46:8-11 (Kedron)
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Evening Service
“A Heart Opened Wide: Joy Emanating from Repentance”
Pastor JJ Lim on 2 Corinthians 7:2-16Psalms
[1] 33:12-22 (Ostend)
[2] 94:1-8 (Kilmanock)
[3] 51:7-13 (Fountain)
New articles
- Living in Light of Life’s Uncertainties
The uncertainties of life ought to lead us to faith and trust in God rather than fear and inactivity. We may not know how the future will unfold, but we know that it is in our loving Father’s sovereign hands. Therefore, we can labour faithfully, entrust the outcome to Him, and have certain hope that our work in the Lord will not be in vain. - Living in Light of Life’s Uncertainties (Part 2 of 3)Life’s uncertainties should not paralyze us or become an excuse for inactivity. Christians are called to work hard for the Lord, make wise use of their opportunities, and labour prudently. This includes seeking counsel, sharpening our methods, and allowing for flexibility and diversity where God’s Word has not prescribed only one way.
- Living in Light of Life’s Uncertainties (Part 1 of 3)Life in this world is filled with uncertainty, and accidents can happen even in the ordinary activities of life. The preacher therefore teaches us to act with wisdom and prudence, avoid foolishness, and not allow risks or uncertainties to prevent us from moving forward with our responsibilities and endeavours.
- Wisdom for Living in a Fallen WorldLife in a fallen world is often not as it should be. Fools may be honoured, the worthy may be overlooked, and much good can be undone by a little folly. Yet the believer need not despair. In the midst of uncertainty and brokenness, he trusts in God’s providence, turns to Christ for grace and strength, and looks forward to the day when all things will be restored.
- Wisdom for Living in a Fallen WorldThe preacher teaches that wisdom is better than weapons of war and that the quiet words of the wise are better than the loud cries of fools. Yet wisdom has its limitations in a fallen world, for one sinner can destroy much good and a little folly can ruin a reputation for wisdom and honour. The wise therefore need calmness, restraint and discernment when facing the difficulties of life.
- Wisdom for Living in a Fallen World (Part 1 of 3)The preacher observes that life does not always turn out the way we expect. The race is not always to the swift, the battle is not always to the strong, and wisdom and skill do not always lead to prosperity or favour. From an under-the-sun perspective, life appears uncertain and unpredictable, and unexpected calamity can come suddenly upon anyone.