What is true worship? Pastor Mark gives a surprising answer from Exodus on how it involves resting.

Do you know that a group of ladies meet regularly on Friday mornings to study the Bible? Carrie has been a part of this group that have been meeting for years now, even before COVID. She shares some of the lessons and encouragements from reading the Psalms together.

What does it mean to bear someone else's burdens? Pastor Thian Chye reflects on how we can apply the sermon practically.

Joshua shares what the youth leaders have been learning about how the world thinks of identity, and how it contrasts with what we have been reading in Galatians. This important topic is also the theme for the youth camp this year.

Yanadi shares how reading Galatians has prompted him to reflect on and share his faith struggles with fellow Christians. Learning about the centrality of the gospel in Galatians also encourages us to speak to those beyond the church.

Bibianna reflects on how Christians have been made to sing, and have reason to sing, not only individually, but together in community.

Reflection is an important part of learning, but how can we do so for the sermon? Pastor Oliver shares a simple strategy to help us reflect on sermons and Bible studies, both individually and with others.

Pastor Eugene encourages us to rejoice in the Lord, whose gospel is for our joy.

Joshua reflects on a recent sermon in Galatians, that reminded us that our salvation and standing before God is not based on our actions, but on Christ's alone.

Pastor Mark explains how running a race through to the finish line is one of the main ways sanctification is illustrated.

Pastor Thian Chye shares a practical example of how we can live out the gospel in this local body of Christ.

Samuel Ho looks back at the time he spent at architecture school pursuing significance and reminds us that we are justified in Christ alone.

Yanadi reminds us that though we are saved by faith alone, this is a faith that produces good works.

We have a tendency to forget the gospel that salvation is through faith in Christ alone—nothing more, nothing less. Here, Bibianna shares her struggles with this and how we can remind one another of this gospel truth.

This past Sunday, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced the Government’s plans to repeal Section 377A of the Penal Code.

Introducing our new sermon series on Galatians, Pastor Eugene hopes we will be encouraged to know, guard, and treasure the gospel.

As the Generations of Grace series ends, Pastor Oliver leaves us with five encouragements for our lives in the valley. How have you been encouraged to press on through our series in Genesis?

Samuel encourages us to see God's goodness and grace in the common every day things—good food and rain.

Pastor Mark turns our attention to the picture of the church that God has given us in the epistle to the Philippians. He reflects on the beauty of the church as God has revealed to us in His word, and encourages us to consider how we too, can bring God glory through His body, the church. 

Carrie reflects on how God has showed His grace to her and her family. She helpfully reminds us that each conversion is a miracle and act of grace, and encourages us to persevere in sharing the gospel.