Upcoming services
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2 August 2026
Morning Service
“The 5th Gospel: Zion’s Treasure”
Pastor JJ Lim on Isaiah 33:1-13Psalms
[1] 111 (Ellacombe)
[2] 106:11-18 (Huddersfield)
[3] 19:8-16 (St Magnus)
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Evening Service
“Jesus Encourages Boldness and Persistence in Prayer”
Pastor Linus Chua on Luke 11:5-13Psalms
[1] 90:1-7 (St Anne)
[2] 90:8-12 (Beatitudo)
[3] 145:15-21 (2nd Metre, Crasselius)
New articles
- Enjoying Life Under the Sun (Part 2 of 3)
The preacher observes that death comes to everyone, regardless of character or conduct, and concludes that the living should enjoy life and seize every opportunity while they still can. From an under-the-sun perspective, the grave ends all work, knowledge and wisdom. Such a view reveals the hopelessness of considering life and death apart from God’s revelation. - Enjoying Life Under the Sun (Part 1 of 3)The preacher observes that there is no justice under the sun and that not even the wise can fully understand the work of God. Faced with such frustration and uncertainty, he commends eating, drinking and making merry. Yet without God’s revelation in Scripture, human wisdom cannot provide true meaning, purpose or hope.
- Fearing King and God (Part 2 of 2)Solomon teaches that although the wicked may appear to prosper, “it shall be well with them that fear God.” True wisdom recognizes human limitations, trusts God’s perfect justice, and fears the Lord above all. The article concludes by pointing to Jesus Christ, who is both King and God, the righteous Judge who reigns over all things and cares for His people.
- Fearing King and GodSolomon teaches that wisdom is seen in fearing the king and submitting to God-ordained authority. The wise honour the king, obey his lawful commands, and act with patience and discernment, remembering that their ultimate obedience belongs to God, who alone has absolute authority.
- What Is The One Thing You DesirePsalm 27:4 reveals David’s one supreme desire: “One thing have I desired of the LORD, that will I seek after.” He longed to dwell in the house of the LORD, behold the beauty of the LORD, and inquire in His temple. Above every earthly concern, David desired constant communion with God through His appointed means of grace.
- Living A Balanced Life (Part 3 of 3)Solomon concludes that true wisdom cannot be found apart from God’s Word, and that the fear of the Lord is the key to a truly balanced life. He reminds us that there is no perfectly righteous person on earth except Jesus Christ, who came to save sinners and give them His righteousness. Only through Christ can we stand accepted before God and walk in wisdom.