Upcoming services
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12 October 2025
Morning Service
“Why ‘Who’ and not ‘What’?”
Pastor Linus Chua on Rom. 8:31-39Psalms
[1] 30:1-5 (St Minver)
[2] 91:1-6 (Caddo)
[3] 35:4-10 (St Matthew)
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Evening Service
“Why Stand Ye Idle?”
Pastor JJ Lim on Matthew 20:1-16Psalms
[1] 124 (2nd metre; Old 124th)
[2] 76:7-12 (York)
[3] 80:14-19 (St Andrews)
New articles
- Ten Reasons Why We Must Be Reforme And Reforming
And why you should join such a churchPart 1 of 3: First Three Reasons On 31 October 1517, Martin Luther nailed the famed Ninety Five Theses on the door of the castle church at Wittenberg in Germany. That action is popularly regarded as the catalyst for the beginning of the Protestant Reformation. Although many more… Read more: Ten Reasons Why We Must Be Reforme And Reforming - The Great Creator & GovernorWe saw previously how God is incomparable and unportrayable. Any attempts to compare God with anything in creation or to portray him with images will not only fail but result in the direct opposite of what is intended.
- The Incomparability & Ineffability Of GodWhat has idolatry got to do with comfort? Isaiah 40 shows that idols, whether of gold or wood, cannot represent the living God. Instead, comfort is found in Christ, the true image of God revealed in His Word.
- The Greatness of the LordIsaiah 40 is one of the most comforting passages in the Scripture. Indeed, one of the purposes of this chapter is to encourage the servants of the LORD to seek to comfort God’s people as an essential aspect of their ministry. How are they to comfort God’s people? They are to do so by pointing them to Christ and making Him known.
- The Spirit of the LordIt is by the Spirit that the Scriptures are inspired. It is by the Spirit that God’s people have their spiritual eyes opened so that they can see and understand spiritual truths. He was, of course, at work even before the incarnation, but it is especially after Christ ascended that He is sent forth for an intense and worldwide ministry to gather the people of God until the last day.
- Listen, O Isles, unto Me!
by Rev. Samuel Rutherford,a Preparation Sermon, before the communion, at [Church]mabreck, 19 July 1634published by Rev. Andrew A Bonar, Glasgow, 1876 (reproduced in https://archive.org/stream/fourtcomm00ruth);minimally modernised, edited and footnoted by JJ Lim Part 2 of 3: Christ’s Battles “Listen, O isles, unto me; and hearken, ye people, from far; The LORD hath called me from the… Read more: Listen, O Isles, unto Me!