Recently, Carrie had the chance to read the Bible with some new believers. She shares her experience and encourages us, the church, to continue to care for the young or new believers in our midst in this way.

At our 9 March 2025 service, we acknowledged the service of two of our elders, Mok Chuan-Xin and Caleb Yap after six years of service.

Tiang Siew Ting is no stranger to many in GBC, especially our families and children who are in Sunday School. Here, she shares a bit more about her work and how she has seen God at work over the years.

As Christians we are called to be one in the body of Christ and not to walk alone. Pastor Andrew encourages us to continue to walk together—especially in Care Groups—and in doing so, encourage one another to press on in our faith.

This past Wednesday marks the start of Lent. What are some practical ways we can undertake to prepare our hearts more intentionally in the days leading up to Good Friday and Easter?

Members have initiated a focused prayer session for the church plant in church on 28 February (Friday) at 8pm. While it began as the initiative of one care group, interest has grown and it is now open for anyone to join. Read more about this and see you there!

Pastor Eugene and some members of GBC attended the Healthy Churches Asia conference. He shares some of his takeaways and encouragement from this gathering. 

In 2025, we kicked off a sermon series at GBC from the Gospel of John. 

To help us understand the book better, this article sheds a little more light on the Gospel author, its context, purpose and structure. 

Over the past two weeks, we considered the motivation behind planting a church, as well as some of the alternatives to planting. But what does this mean for us now? What can members do at this point? 

This is also a busy and festive season for many. This opportunity to gather with family members is also one that we can use to share and live out the gospel. How can we hold out the gospel to those we meet in this season?

Our elders have shared about our desire and plans to plant a church. It has been heartening to see that many members agree with these motivations and have been prayerfully considering this. Some have also wondered about alternatives to church planting and in this article, we seek to address some of these alternatives and options. 

Our elders have shared about our desire and plans to plant a church at various platforms over the past few months. Over the next few weeks, we will publish a series of articles that will hopefully shed light on our motivations and how we can embark on this together as a church.

Teng Yun joined our traineeship from July to November. The trainees read through 1 Timothy together, and here, she reflects on how 1 Timothy 6 is applicable in a holiday season where we could also be stressed and struggling with contentment.

Deborah, one of our supported missionaries, joined the Ministry Traineeship during her sabbatical back in Singapore. She shares how she has been blessed and recharged during the five-month traineeship.

Jocelyn shares how God uses one of the books read during the traineeship to reveal to her what it means to be human.

Anna, who is also known to many of us as “Mimi”, is one of our trainees and she shares what she has learnt about discipleship through this traineeship. She reflects on 1 Timothy 1, a passage that the trainees studied together.

This year, our youths will be learning about relationships at their camp. Joshua shares with us why they picked this theme, as well as how the church can participate and help in this camp.

Our elders have been teaching and reminding us from Scripture that God intends for His people to live together in community as a church, and the way they organise themselves has also been revealed. What does Scripture say about how the church is to be organised, specifically, the leadership of the church?

Bibianna shares about the encouraging ways God has been building the women of GBC by growing their confidence in, love for and obedience to His word.

The great composer, Johann Sebastian Bach, is often celebrated as a prolific composer of the Baroque period. As we prepare for the upcoming Reformation Concert, Elder Caleb shares with us about Bach’s life and faith, and how we too, can be encouraged to live for God’s glory alone.