Sunday Sermons

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Who we think Jesus is shapes how we respond to Him. It shapes how we follow Jesus. Our answer to that question changes everything. Join us as we (re)discover who Jesus really is!

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Who Jesus is to us determines not only how we live this life, but also our destiny beyond it. Join us as we look to God's Word and discover how what we truly believe about Jesus is revealed in whether we entrust ourselves to Him.

A very blessed Father’s Day to all our amazing fathers and father figures!We’re so grateful you can join us today. We’re honoured to have guest speaker Dr Jim Rion with us, sharing a special Father’s Day message from Luke 11 on how the Lord calls us to set the tone in our homes.

This month's sermon series is Fearless: Ordinary Christians, Extraordinary Courage, where we explore the amazing origin story of the first Christians through the Book of Acts. The Bible tells us they were ordinary people from all kinds of spiritual and socio-economic backgrounds. Yet they all shared one remarkable characteristic: extraordinary courage.There is suffering in life, it's a lived experience. How can we have courage and grow in our faith amidst suffering? Join us as we read from Acts 6-7 and see how God can redeem us through suffering!

This month's sermon series is Fearless: Ordinary Christians, Extraordinary Courage, where we explore the amazing origin story of the first Christians through the Book of Acts. The Bible tells us they were ordinary people from all kinds of spiritual and socio-economic backgrounds. Yet they all shared one remarkable characteristic: extraordinary courage.As the church witnessed Jesus, more and more people became believers. And people were drawn to this new community—not only because of what they said, but also because of how they lived. Because they were a remarkably different kind of community. So what was it about this community that made them so different? What can we learn from the way they lived? Join us as we dive further into the Bible!

This month's sermon series is Fearless: Ordinary Christians, Extraordinary Courage, where we explore the amazing origin story of the first Christians through the Book of Acts. The Bible tells us they were ordinary people from all kinds of spiritual and socio-economic backgrounds. Yet they all shared one remarkable characteristic: extraordinary courage.The Holy Spirit isn’t meant to be an experience, but an empowerment for witnessing. Join us as we discover how the Spirit emboldens ordinary Christians to become courageous witnesses for Jesus!

We’re taking a short pause from our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark to begin a new series, Fearless: Ordinary Christians, Extraordinary Courage, where we’ll explore the origin story of the first Christians through the Book of Acts.The Bible tells us they were ordinary people from all kinds of spiritual and socio-economic backgrounds. Yet they all shared one remarkable characteristic: extraordinary courage.Our prayer is that, as we journey through Acts, God would fill each of us with the courage that comes from above to live fearlessly here on earth. May people see the difference, stand in awe of what God is doing, and may our cities be transformed for His glory.

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.At first glance, today's passage might leave us with more questions than answers. But these aren’t random or bizarre moments. They reveal something deeply significant about who Jesus is. Come discover what these encounters reveal about Him!

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Throughout Jesus' earthly ministry, the Pharisees were more concerned with preserving the traditions rather than pursuing the truth. This wrong pursuit is only an outcome. The root cause is anchored in a wrong perspective of what true holiness is.They pursued outward dos and don’ts only because they failed to see that true holiness is from an inside-out transformation, not an outside-in one. Join us as we look to Jesus to discover what true holiness is!

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Have you ever asked, "how much faith do I actually need for God to heal, to provide, to give me this breakthrough?" Today, we look at Mark 6 to see what God says about faith and how He responds to it.

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Life has a way of disrupting even our best-laid plans. In those moments, how do we respond in faith? How do we stay aligned with Jesus? How do we come out better and not bitter? Let’s pray and lean into what the Holy Spirit has to say to us.

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.It's human nature to fear rejection. No one likes being rejected. However, it can be a problem if you're a Christian. Rejection is part of being a faithful disciple. And if rejection is part of being a faithful disciple, then our fear of rejection can stop us from being faithful to God. Instead of God running our lives, it’s a fear of rejection that quietly runs our lives.How would our lives be different if our fear of rejection magically disappeared? What if there was a way for you to break free from the fear of rejection? That’s what we’re going to see in the passage today. Join us as we look to Jesus and let Him do a deeper work in our hearts today!

Welcome to church, we're so glad you're here! We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Join us as we look to Jesus and let Him do a deeper work in our hearts today!

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Join us as we look to Jesus and let Him do a deeper work in our hearts today!

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Join us as we look to Jesus and let Him do a deeper work in our hearts today!

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Join us as we look to Jesus and let Him do a deeper work in our hearts today!

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more deeply in love with Christ.

We resume our year-long series on the Gospel of Mark, exploring the person and life of Jesus. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more deeply in love with Christ.Today, we have the privilege of having guest speaker Rory Shiner, Senior Pastor of Providence Church, share with us from Mark 2. Join us as we look to Jesus through the lens of Mark and rediscover who Jesus truly is.

Blessed Mother’s Day to all our amazing mothers and mother figures!We’re wrapping up our Godly Generations sermon series with a special message for this occasion. This message isn’t just for mothers, and not even only for parents — it’s for all of us as adults, because we each have a part to play in shaping the next generation, whether biologically (as parents) or spiritually (as leaders, educators, or even as aunties and uncles). It truly takes every generation to reach and raise every generation.So what does it take to raise spiritually strong kids? And what does it look like to be a strong leader for the next generation? Join us as we explore what the Bible says and how we can live it out in practically.

Welcome to church!As part of our vision to raise generations, our Godly Generations series explores what Scripture speaks into every season of life within our church. It takes every generation to raise each generation, and this week we continue by looking at godly marriages.Marriage is designed to point to the heart of Christ for His Church, and at its centre, pivots on God Himself. Both its point and its pivot are essential in cultivating a godly marriage. Yet, living this out is not easy. Why is it so hard, and how can we grow towards a godly marriage? Join us as we not only grow in building better marriages but, more importantly, abide in a covenant-keeping God!

Welcome to church!As part of our vision to raise generations, our Godly Generations series explores what Scripture speaks into every season of life within our church. It takes every generation to raise each generation, and this week we continue by looking at Godly Dating.Modern dating is no longer just for teens, but an important topic for all. How do we steward the season of dating in a way that honours God? In what ways do we date that may be more culturally influenced than biblically inspired?____

Welcome to church!As part of our vision to raise generations, our Godly Generations series explores what the Bible says to every generation in our church. It takes every generation to raise each generation, which means this message is for everyone, not just singles.Today, we continue with the gift of singleness, a gift and a season that every one of us has experienced at least one point in our lives. How can we commit our singleness to God and not let romantic relationships be God?

We’re pausing our Who is Jesus? series on the Gospel of Mark until after Mother’s Day to focus on a new series, "Godly Generations."As part of our vision to raise generations, this sermon series will explore what the Bible has to say to every generation in our church—starting with Seniors! Each week focuses on one generation, but this series is for everyone. We’re one spiritual family, and it takes every generation to reach and raise every generation.Come along, be part of the journey, and discover how God is both for the generations and the God of the generations!

This Easter, we celebrate God’s incredible mercy, a mercy that brings forgiveness for our sins. Through Jesus’ resurrection, we are not only given new life but also an eternal inheritance that can never spoil or fade.Let us rejoice and live in the hope that Christ’s resurrection has made possible, a living hope that transforms our present and secures our future.

Continuing our Gospel of Mark series, Who is Jesus?, today we explore the ministry and mission of our Lord, Jesus Christ. We are also excited to welcome guest speaker Binh Nguyen, Senior Pastor of Sonlife Church, who will share God’s Word with us!We pray that you encounter Jesus today and leave with greater clarity, confidence, compassion, and commitment to our Lord.

We continue our Gospel of Mark series, Who is Jesus?, as we explore the ministry and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ.Throughout today’s passage, we see Jesus humbly meeting people in their need yet carrying undeniable spiritual authority. Our prayer is that you would encounter Jesus, our Servant King and His authority, through His Word, His works, and His ways.

Jesus came into the world on a mission, and how we understand that mission shapes how we respond to Him.If Jesus were merely a miracle worker, then following Him would simply mean becoming miracle workers ourselves. If He were only a great teacher, then our task would be to pass on His teachings to others. And if His mission were only to die, then we would simply rest in His death and resurrection and tell others about it.These are certainly part of what Jesus did but it is not what Jesus’ mission actually was about. Join us as we unpack Mark 1 and explore what Jesus truly came to do, the effects of it, and how we are called to respond.

We continue our new sermon series on the Gospel of Mark, exploring the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Today, as we look at Mark 1, we see the beginning of Christ’s victory. It reveals something profound about who this Son truly is.We pray that through today’s Word, you won’t just learn about Jesus, but encounter Him afresh in deeper ways.

This week, we’re starting a brand new series on the Gospel of Mark. Together, we’re embarking on a year-long journey through this gospel—exploring the person and the mission of our Lord Jesus Christ.Our prayer is that through this series, you won’t just learn about Jesus, but encounter Him afresh.

Welcome to church!It’s the third part of our Vision series, and we’re so glad you could join us as we receive a renewed vision from God for our church. Our vision is to see disciples made, generations raised, and cities transformed for God's glory.Join us as we look into seeing CITIES TRANSFORMED by discovering God's heart behind it, and how we will grow in it together as His church!

It’s the second part of our Vision series, and we’re so glad you could join us as we receive a renewed vision from God for our church.Discover where we’re going as a church, how we’re growing, and how we can continue to grow together!

It’s the first part of our Vision Sundays, and we’re so glad you could join us as Dan shares a renewed vision that God has given our church.Discover where we’re going as a church, how we’re growing, and how we can continue to grow together.

Today marks the final part of our Called series, where we’ve been journeying through the Old Testament to discover who God calls His people to be.We explore Jeremiah 29, where we see God’s people, Israel, in a very challenging and unpeaceful situation, yet God calls them to be people of peace. Join us as we learn from God’s Word and discover how we can live in light of His truth and calling.

Our identity powerfully shapes how we live. So who has God called us to be? As we journey through the Old Testament, we discover the kind of people God calls and forms us to be.Today, we continue our CALLED series in Joshua 24. What is obedience and how can we truly obey? Come and worship the Lord with us as we receive His Word together.

Our identity powerfully shapes how we live. So who has God called us to be? As we journey through the Old Testament, we discover the kind of people God calls and forms us to be.Today, we continue our CALLED series in Exodus 19. In this passage, we see that the Israelites were only crying out to be rescued from slavery, but God has something greater in mind. He was calling them to a life of holiness.How does God call each of us into a holy life today? Come and worship the Lord with us as we receive His Word together.

Our identity powerfully shapes how we live. So who has God called us to be? As we journey through the Old Testament, we’ll discover the kind of people God forms us to be—blessed, holy, obedient, and peacemaking.Join us as we worship the Lord together and begin the first part of our new series, Called, starting with what it means to be called to be a blessing.

Blessings prayed in faith don’t just shape the present—they speak into the future. Every prayer of blessing has the potential to break spiritual chains and sow seeds of eternal destiny. The Bible gives us several prayers of blessing, and today we’ll be looking at one of them: Numbers 6:22–27.Join us as we explore the why and who behind this blessing, and unpack what it’s really all about. We pray that you’ll experience this blessing for yourself and be empowered to bless your loved ones in the year ahead.

Today, we wrap up the year with a message from Ps Dan titled “New Year, New Beginnings.”As we reflect on the year that has been, we recognise that we’ve all walked through different experiences — both joyful and challenging.Yet no matter how this year has played out, we worship a God who gives us hope.A God who makes all things new.A God who specialises in new beginnings.We pray this message encourages your faith and prepares your heart for the year ahead

We have a guest speaker, Rev Edmund Chan, preaching from Luke 10 today. In this passage, Jesus says something profoundly significant for our lives in God’s Kingdom. Join us as we delve into God’s Word and grow as disciple-makers for Christ!

We are wrapping up our Likeness series on the Book of 1 John with the final part of what believers should be assured of—not just intellectually, but also experientially. Join us as we catch God's heart behind this assurance and how it shapes our prayers, gives us security in this life, and frees us from idols!

We’re continuing our Likeness series as we journey through the Book of 1 John.How can we know if we truly believe and have eternal life? Join us as 1 John 5 answers these questions and teaches us the fundamentals of our faith!

We all have a deep tendency to disconnect what we believe from how we actually live.But knowing God, believing in God, loving God, and loving others are not separate ideas.Join us as we explore the heart of God’s love and how it transforms us, and how it flows through us to those around us.

We live in a world full of endless information… and not every voice that sounds godly is from God. Which ones are true? What is truth?Join us as we learn from 1 John 4 about how we can discern and evaluate whether certain teachings or spiritual claims are from God.

What do you do when your heart says, “I’m not enough”… or when it stops feeling anything at all? Today, as we continue our Likeness series in 1 John 3, we’re exploring how we can have an assured, confident, and Spirit-led faith. Come discover the rest and confidence found in Him!

Growing in Christ-likeness is not merely "trying to be a nicer person", it's looking at the love of Christ until that love becomes yours. Join us as we discover from 1 John 3 what looking at Christ means and how, through it, He makes us kinder.