Upcoming services
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18 January 2026
Morning Service
“The 5th Gospel: The Promise of Resurrection”
Pastor JJ Lim on Isaiah 26:19-21Psalms
[1] 87 (University)
[2] 97:1-7 (Huddersfield)
[3] 16:6-11 (Wiltshire)
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Evening Service
“From Majesty to Misery to Miracle”
Pastor Linus Chua on Luke 9:37-45Psalms
[1] 106:7-12 (St Etheldreda)
[2] 79:1-7 (Martyrs)
[3] 121 (Abbeyville)
New articles
- Six Things to Know about Satisfaction
Solomon warns that satisfaction cannot be found in a future time such as retirement, for it may never come or may not be enjoyed. He then concludes that “satisfaction can and should be found in God right now.” There is nothing better for a man than to enjoy his labour and the simple gifts of life, knowing that this enjoyment is “from the hand of God.” True satisfaction, joy, and peace are possible only when God gives them. - Six Things to Know about SatisfactionSolomon observes that wisdom excels folly, yet the same event happens to both the wise and the fool. Death comes to all, and even the successful and pre-eminent are soon forgotten. He then turns to hard work and labour and concludes that all his toil must be left to another who did not labour for it. “For all his days are sorrows, and his travail grief… This also is vanity.” Success, pre-eminence, and labour bring no lasting satisfaction.
- Things Seen and UnseenAs we begin the New Year of 2026, I’ll like us to consider a couple of lessons drawn from the first chapter of the book of Esther, a book that is unique because the word “God” or “Lord” does not appear even once throughout its ten chapters. Chapter one may be divided into three parts,… Read more: Things Seen and Unseen
- Lively StonesThe apostle Peter reminds us that “ye also, as lively stones, are built up a spiritual house,” with Christ as the living and chief corner stone. As stones fitted together, each believer has a place in the church of Christ, shaped and joined in love, growing steadily into a dwelling place for God through the Spirit.
- Six Things to Know about SatisfactionSolomon withheld not his heart from any joy and possessed everything that his eyes desired—houses, gardens, riches, pleasures, and delights of every kind. Yet even while guided by wisdom, he concluded, “behold, all was vanity and vexation of spirit, and there was no profit under the sun.” Wealth, riches, and pleasure brought no true or lasting satisfaction.
- Six Things to Know about SatisfactionSolomon, the wisest king in Israel’s history, set his heart to seek and search out all that is done under heaven by wisdom and knowledge. Yet after surpassing all before him in understanding, he concluded that all was vanity and a grasping for the wind. Even great learning brought only vexation, frustration, and grief. Satisfaction cannot be found in wisdom and knowledge, for the more one increases knowledge, the more sorrow is multiplied.