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As we begin our Advent series, we explore the story of the magi's visit to worship Jesus. Why did Matthew include the story of pagan officials and astrologers coming to worship the king of the Jews? How do they compare to king Herod? And what can they teach us today about bringing our gift of worship to Jesus?
Join us as Revd. Japheth Lim brings the word.
When the disciples asked Jesus who the greatest in the kingdom of heaven, Jesus calls a child and says - probably to everyone's shock - that whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in heaven. Why was it such a shocking thing to say? What did Jesus want his disciples to learn from the child? Bernice expounds on Matthew 18:1-6 and gives us three important lessons today.
Following Bernice's sermon, Yee Kia shares with us the work of Anglican Preschool Services and how they seek to care for and nurture every child who steps into their centres. If you are curious about their work, or if you want to find out more about the ethos of Little Seeds Preschools, then listen in to Yee Kia's sharing to learn more.
As we finish our series on the book of Nehemiah, what last words of encouragement can we find? How do we learn from the people of God in Nehemiah's time to be watching when dawn gives way to dusk and on guard against spiritual decline? Join us as Pastor Richard delivers the final sermon of our study of Nehemiah.
As disciples we are called to action: to love our neighbour because Jesus has first loved us. Join Revd Daniel as he focuses on another aspect of what it means to grow as hospitable disciples – loving strangers and foreigners as our brothers and sisters. Let’s prepare our hearts for the Lord’s word today.
Some say we must be in church to worship. Others say that it’s fine to worship at home. What does the Bible say? Join me, Pastor Richard, as we seek answers and strive to please God in all that we do.
What forms our lives? What do we wake up to? What do we live for? Join Revd Daniel as we look at God’s faithfulness and our own heart condition. Based upon Nehemiah chapter 9.
For many today, reading the Bible can feel like a chore, and listening to a sermon might bore them to sleep. How is it then that in Nehemiah 8, when Ezra preached a six-hour long sermon, not only were the people attentive, but they all responded in penitence and grew in faith and obedience? Pastor Lim Weiyi brings our message today.
Who is your neighbour? As disciples of Jesus, how do we practice hospitality? Join Revd Daniel as he preaches from the Parable of the Good Samaritan found in the gospel of Luke.
God cares for you, has work for you to do, and has positioned you to leave a legacy. Join Ps Weiyi as he preaches his sermon entitled “Registering the People” from Nehemiah chapter 7.
Join guest speaker Bishop John Chew as he shares his thoughts on wisdom from the book of Proverbs 3:13-18 and 8:32-36 + Matthew 9:9-13.
The gates have been put in place and the walls are finished, but there is no celebration taking place. Why? Join Ps Weiyi as he shares the answer and exhorts us from scripture to be on guard.
Based upon Nehemiah 6:15-7:3.
Words can be powerful, lies can be deadly. Join me, Pastor Richard, as we look at the lies that Nehemiah faced, and how he escaped them. For those of you facing lies and slander, today may you find freedom and escape in the Lord. Our passage for today is Nehemiah chapter 6.
This Sunday guest speaker Mr Bernard Lim, founder of the N5 Stewardship Movement, preaches from Nehemiah chapter 5, revealing the relationship of money and the heart. May God be honoured in all our ways, including our finances.
Today guest speaker and principle of Trinity Theological College, Revd Dr Edwin Tay, preaches on the Frailty of Elijah and the Grace of God.
Revd Tay asks us how we would complete the verse from the song Amazing Grace, (Written by John Newton) "Through many dangers, toils and snares, I have already come;"....
Receive afresh of the grace of God in this sermon based upon 1 Kings 19:9-18.
Have you ever found yourself in a seemingly impossible situation where there seems to be no good options and no way out? Do you find yourself in such a situation now? Join Revd Daniel as he shares how to respond to life’s very difficult situations. Our text this Sunday is Nehemiah 4:1-23
There are 168 hours in a week. We spend over 40 of those working, 50 hours sleeping, 10 hours a week on social media. How many hours a week do you spend in the presence of God? This Sunday we look at Nehemiah chapter 3 and learn what it means to practice The Presence of God in the ordinary.
Jesus last words in the Book of Matthew are a commandment to make disciples. But how do we do that? And where do we start? Join Revd Daniel as he addresses discipleship and charts a path forward for the church.
This week be encouraged as we look upward to the one who raises up godly leaders, who is in the business of rebuilding, restoring, renewing, and raising up, a God who is for us and not against us. Join Pastor Richard as we travel through Nehemiah 2:11-20.
Nehemiah boldly made request to King Artaxerxes to be given leave to rebuild and repair the walls and gates of Jerusalem. In today’s message, Revd Daniel challenges us to identify the areas of disrepair in our own live to make them strong once again. Let’s prepare our hearts for the word of the Lord.
Nehemiah 2:1-10
In today’s message we are challenged with two questions: Where is our burden? And do we love our church? Join Pastor Lim Weiyi as he begins our journey through Nehemiah, beginning with Chapter 1.
Here at Yishun Christian Church (Anglican) we are firmly committed to our lives being transformed, to become more like Christ. Join Revd Daniel as he speaks on the importance of deep formational relationships and the power of mentoring.
In shocking conclusion to the Book of Ezra, we see drastic action taken to deal with sin within the community. This action raises questions regarding racial prejudice, divorce, and conflicting priorities between family and God. Join me, Pastor Richard, as we journey through Ezra chapter 10.
Listener, have you allowed your heart to become comfortable with sin? In this Sunday’s message we see Israel’s call to holiness and Ezra's act of protest and grief that led to corporate confession and identification. Let’s prepare our hearts for the word of God for today.
Being with Jesus and Being Sent out by Him
This is Session 1 of 5 entitled: Discipleship - Then & Now (Mark 3:14)
The movement towards formational, relational, and experiential discipleship.
These sessions are taken from YCCA's 2025 Church Camp held in Bali.
Revd Kenny Chee is the guest speaker.
Learn more about YCCA at yccanglican.com
Learn more about Revd Kenny Chee at blogpastor.net
Being with Jesus and Being Sent out by Him
This is Session 2 of 5 entitled: Fellowship - Be with Him (1 John 1:3)
Intimacy with God and spiritual friendships.
These sessions are taken from YCCA's 2025 Church Camp held in Bali.
Revd Kenny Chee is the guest speaker.
Learn more about YCCA at yccanglican.com
Learn more about Revd Kenny Chee at blogpastor.net
Being with Jesus and Being Sent out by Him
This is Session 3 of 5 entitled: Transformation - Be Like Him (Luke 6:40)
The dynamics of transformation into the likeness of His Son.
These sessions are taken from YCCA's 2025 Church Camp held in Bali.
Revd Kenny Chee is the guest speaker.
Learn more about YCCA at yccanglican.com
Learn more about Revd Kenny Chee at blogpastor.net
Being with Jesus and Being Sent out by Him
This is Session 4 of 5 entitled: Commission - Continue His Mission (John 20:21)
We join God in His mission to unite and heal fallen humanity and creation.
These sessions are taken from YCCA's 2025 Church Camp held in Bali.
Revd Kenny Chee is the guest speaker.
Learn more about YCCA at yccanglican.com
Learn more about Revd Kenny Chee at blogpastor.net
Being with Jesus and Being Sent out by Him
This is Session 5 of 5 entitled: Adaptation - Embracing Spiritual Practices (2 Peter 3:18)
We grow in grace as we adapt the spiritual practices of Jesus.
These sessions are taken from YCCA's 2025 Church Camp held in Bali.
Revd Kenny Chee is the guest speaker.
Learn more about YCCA at yccanglican.com
Learn more about Revd Kenny Chee at blogpastor.net
The word “Trinity” is not found in Scripture, yet it is a foundational and non-negotiable part of our faith. Join Pastor Wei Yi as he leads us to look upon the triune God today.
On this Pentecost Sunday we address an important question. Do all believers have the Holy Spirit? What is the Person, Plan, and Power of the Spirit? And what was the background of Pentecost? Join Ps Richard for today’s message based upon Acts 2:1-21.
In today’s discipleship themed sermon, Revd Daniel leads us to examine the Apostle Paul’s model of spiritual parenting, discovering how imitation leads to identification which in turn leads to growing towards maturity. Let’s prepare our hearts for todays word.
Ezra was so full of faith that he transported millions of dollars without an armed guard. This certainty of faith came from knowing and recognizing the hand of God. Join Ps Richard in today's message as we search out the importance of knowing what it means to have the hand of God upon our lives.
When Ezra prepared to lead the Israelites back to Jerusalem from Babylon, scripture tells us that none of the sons of Levi could be found. Why was this? And what lesson is there for us today? Join Revd Daniel for his sermon based upon Ezra 8:1-23
How do you respond when things go well in your life - when you are held in high esteem, have great success in your work, and are given authority that will affect the lives of many people?
In today’s message, based on Ezra 7:11-28, we hear Ezra declare: “the hand of the Lord my God was on me.” Join Ps Wei Yi as we learn from Ezra’s understanding of his God-given mission.
Do you struggle to accept Jesus on His terms rather than your own? Do you feel you’ve stopped learning more about Jesus? In today’s sermon, Revd Daniel Teo preaches on what it means to follow Jesus, and how to embrace Him as our teacher.
As we continue our journey in our Ezra-Nehemiah series we come to the arrival of Ezra the scribe. With the temple already rebuilt and Israel’s worship restored, what was Ezra’s role? How does he fit into God’s plan? Join Ps Wei Yi for today’s sermon taken from Ezra 7:1-10.
A web search for Easter will bring images of bunny’s and coloured eggs. But What will a Bible search of Easter reveal? Join Revd Daniel this Easter Sunday and discover er the hope and promise of resurrection that can be found in the true meaning of Easter.
Mrs Dani Teo preaches on this Good Friday, reminding us that when Jesus was crucified and raised up on the cross, He was glorified according to God the Father’s plan, even while He suffered the most painful and humiliating death possible. As you consider all this, are the pressures of life greater than the presence of God in your life today? How will you respond to His truth?
What King is this? And what King are you looking for today? Who is sitting in the driver seat of your life? Join Pastor Richard for this Palm Sunday Sermon entitled “The Triumphal Entry”, taken from John 12:12-19
Join Revd Daniel as we enter into the Season of Passiontide, focusing on the sufferings of Christ. Today’s sermon is taken from John 11:45-54.
In today’s sermon about the Passover we travel from Israel’s Exodus from Egypt all the way to the modern tradition of a scavenger hunt for leaven. What does the Passover mean for us today and how can we make room for more of the presence of God in our lives?
In Ezra 6:13-18 we find the completion and dedication of the temple. Join Revd Daniel as he leads us to see how the dedication of the temple parallels the manner of our lives as Christians today.
In today’s message we observe that God moved the hand of King Darius to show favour to Israel as they sought to rebuild the temple for worship to their God. In the face of opposition, God provided. What does this reveal to us of God’s character and what does it mean for us today? Join Revd Daniel Teo as he preaches from Ezra chapter 6 verses 1 to 12.
This Sunday we explore how Israel responded when their renewed efforts to rebuild the temple was met with yet another challenge that threatened to halt their progress yet again. Join Pastor Wei Yi as he preaches from Ezra 5:3-17.
What is the biblical example and definition of a disciple? Is it okay to only work and live as a Christian without going through discipleship? What was Jesus' method of discipleship and does it still work in today's modern context? Join Ps Richard for this message entitled “Why Jesus Invested in a Few” based on Luke 6:12-16.
I need "Prophets and Encouragement", do you? Whether prophets in the post-exilic period or pastors or counsellors in the present context, they are messengers from the Lord. This Sunday Pastor Roger Loh shares his message about the encouragement of the prophets.
If you follow Christ, you will face conflict and opposition. In his sermon today, Revd Daniel explores how the conflict and opposition that the returnee’s faced in Ezra Chapter 4 relates to us today, and and guides us to draw lessons for today.
In Ezra chapter 3 the foundation for the new temple is being laid and we see a response by the people of both celebration and weeping. In today's sermon, Pastor Wei Yi guides us through the question: What does this teach us about our worship of God today?
Today's message concerns a most important topic – DISCIPLESHIP.
Join Revd Daniel as he identifies the differences between a superficial state of discipleship and a true state of discipleship. Let’s prepare our hearts and commit to continued growth in our faith walk.
The Old Testament seems like it’s filled with altars and sacrifices, and Ezra chapter 3 is no exception. If you’ve ever felt like it has no real connection to our every day lives then this sermon is for you. Join me, Pastor Richard, as we continue our series in Ezra and Nehemiah. (Ezra 3:1-6)
Ezra chapter 2 includes a genealogical record of the returnees to Jerusalem. Join Revd Daniel as he unpacks the significance of this in their time, and the significance to us today.
Hello and welcome to our podcast. Today we begin a new sermon series encompassing Ezra and Nehemiah. Join Pastor Wei Yi as he kicks off our series from Ezra chapter 1 with his message entitled: “Preparation for Return”. May the Lord speak to all our hearts this morning.
There are two ways that we can measure church growth. The first and more common way is by numerical growth, a rising number of people in the church. The second way however is at least equally important, and that is by depth.
Join Revd Daniel as he begins the new year by speaking on the importance of discipleship.
What does it mean that God hardens hearts and blinds eyes? If God makes these choices, does it matter what we do? Join us in our final sermon from our Gospel of John series and examine together the theology of unbelief.
If you heard of a close friend who was suddenly in critical condition at the hospital, wouldn’t you immediately set everything aside and go to them? Yet in our passage today, Jesus chooses not to respond quickly. Instead, He delays, and when He finally reaches, the close friend is dead. Learn why as Ps Wei Yi shares on the Death and Resurrection of Lazarus.
What did Jesus mean when He says He is the Shepherd and the door of his sheep? What does it mean for us to hear and know the voice of the Great Shepherd today? Listen in as Revd. Daniel expounds John 10 and reflects on the love Jesus has for all of us.
What did Jesus mean when he says he is the Light of the world? What can the story of Jesus healing a man born blind and the Pharisees' reaction tell us about our own willful blindness? Ps. Richard expounds John 9:1-7 and shares his insights with us.
Revd Peter Chen is a retired ordained minister who remains very active in preaching and teaching and he is our guest speaker this morning. Prepare your heart for his message entitled The Lord Reigns, on this the first Sunday of advent.
In the quiet moments do you feel and emptiness inside? That is called spiritual hunger. But often times we try to satisfy that hunger with false bread. Join Pastor Richard as we look at Jesus statement “I am the Bread of Life”.
What do Taylor Swift and Jesus have in common? Find out this and more as Ps Wei Yi shares about Jesus feeding the 5,000. What really took place and who did Jesus show Himself to be?
This morning Revd Daniel Teo shares from the Gospel of John Chapter 4 and begins with the question: If a prophet is not honoured in his hometown, why do the Galileans welcome Jesus? Let’s invite the Lord to speak through His word today.
This morning Guest Speaker Revd Dr William Wan speaks to both the aged and the aging, encouraging us that when we face the obstacles that come with aging, to glance at the problems, glance at the challenges, but gaze at the Lord.
Welcome to the YCC Anglican podcast, this is our 100th episode and I’m so glad you’re with us today. Would you join me, Ps Richard, as we begin a new series based on selected passages in the Gospel according to John. Today we look at the first of Jesus’ signs – turning water into wine.
Pastor Wei Yi concludes our Book of James series with the challenge to confess our sins one to another. The risk of vulnerability is great, but the promise of freedom and healing is greater still. Let’s prepare our hearts for the word of the Lord today.
This morning Revd Daniel exhorts us from scripture that in all times, whether good or bad, to remember God and the community He has placed us within. Let us not grow weary of going to the Lord in prayer but remain steadfast till we one day meet Him face to face.
When Jesus walked this earth He said: “Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven.” Are we aligned with Jesus heart and actions towards children? This Sunday we celebrate children’s day with a special guest speaker – Mr David Leong
Jesus and James tell us to let our yes be yes and our no be no. Why are they so insistent on is not swearing oaths, and how do we live lives that are consistent with what we say?
Patiently endure tensions and opposition, actively pursue unity within the church family, and trust that our Master is coming again soon and will make all things right.
This morning Pastor Wei Yi leads us into the 5th and final chapter in the book of James. Join us in examining the scriptures as we look at the power and peril of money.
Gretchen Rubin once wrote “The days are long but the years are short” and for many of us we can readily agree with this statement. In todays passage we are reminded of a sobering truth: our lives are like a mist that appears for a while, then vanishes. How then shall we live?
Can the single believer really be completely fulfilled or does that take place only within the context of marriage and family? This morning we have a really great message from guest speaker Revd Kenny Chee that speaks not only to the issue of fulfillment as a single but to those who are married as well. Prepare your heart and open your ears to the word of the Lord today.
This morning Revd Daniel opens the scriptures from James 4:1-10 and explores how conflict in community often flows from “passions” within us, leading us to an important question: What can we do to deal with these passions?
Wisdom is a virtue we all desire; no one wants to be known as a fool. How do we know if one is wise, and how do we receive the wisdom from above that truly makes us wise? In this sermon Ps. Wei Yi explores two kinds of wisdom - wisdom from above and wisdom of the world, flesh and devil - and the fruits of Godly wisdom found in James 3:13-18.
What does it mean to be a family of God? What are God's purposes for us as the church, and how are we to worship God? Revd. Daniel explores these questions as he reflects on 1 Peter 2:4-5.
Have you heard the phrase that “The Pen is Mightier than the Sword”? Yet in James we see that mightier than the pen is our speech, namely the tongue. Join Revd Daniel as he traces the source of our speech and urges us to have hearts yielded to God’s transformative work.
In todays passage we are confronted with a troubling question: Is it possible to have a faith in God that is useless and does not save? What kind of faith is that? And how do we know what sort of faith we possess? Pastor Wei Yi shares from James 2:14-26
In the opening section of James chapter 2 the issue of partiality is raised and confronted. Listener, what does this tell us about the heart and character of God? Revd Daniel brings the word of the Lord for today.
What place do school aged young people have in God’s plans and purposes? Why is communication so difficult between youth and adults? This Sunday we look for answers both from the wise words of King Solomon and from Jesus and the 12 Disciples. Pastor Richard brings the word.
Religion is often associated with external forms and ritual gestures that are empty on their own. Contrastingly, James points us to a true religion that is pure and undefiled. Today we explore the scriptures with Pastor Wei Yi, preaching from James 1:26-27
Do you sometimes feel that your faith is 90% knowledge and 10% action? You’re not alone. This week we look at James exhortation to be doers of the word and not hearers only, and examine the balance between law and liberty. Prepare your heart and may the Lord speak to you through His word.
This Sunday we are blessed with Revd Israel’s message based upon Ezekiel Chapter 37, the valley of dry bones. Let’s prepare our hearts and ready ourselves to receive from the Lord today.
James says “if anyone does not stumble in what he says, he is a perfect man”. But who can claim to have never misspoken? Today Revd Daniel shares with us his sermon entitled “Pure Speech and Anger”.
Any father would be well acquainted with the many challenges in parenting. What wisdom can we glean from Scripture in fathering our children well? Guest speaker Michael Tan shares his life experiences as a father of four and his insights from 1 Peter 5:1-11 with us.
What is the difference between trials and temptations? How can a good God allow such difficult trials to impact our lives? Join Pastor Richard for his message entitled Testing and Blessedness.
Does the issue of poverty in the world today bother you? Did you know that God has quite a bit to say about it? Today Ps Wei Yi continues our study of the book of James with his message taken from James 1:9-11 entitled “Poverty Excels Wealth”.
Are you facing a difficult situation today? Are you in need of wisdom? This morning Revd Daniel continues our sermon series on the Book of James with his message entitled “Wisdom through Prayer”. Let’s ready our hearts and receive the Lord’s word for today.
It’s the 5th of May and here at YCCA we are celebrating Mother’s Day one week early! Join us as Mrs Jean Lim shares from the word and her own life journey in her message entitled God’s New Song.
Listener, we are embarking this morning on a new mini-series drawn from the Book of James. We begin with a message entitled “Trials and Joy”, preached by Pastor Wei Yi. Let’s prepare our hearts and allow the Lord to speak to us through His word.
Concluding our Christian Leadership and Stewardship series, guest Speaker Bishop Kuan Kim Seng speaks on the topic of Our Giving and Our Worship. Let’s prepare our hearts for the word of God today.
In the secular world leadership is about power and influence. In contrast, Christian leadership begins with stewardship and serving. Who does God call to leadership? And in what ways is Christian leadership different?
Multigenerational. Cross-Generational. Intergenerational. What are the differences and where are we headed as a church? Join Revd Daniel as he unfolds we where are at today and what we will look like in the future.
This Resurrection Sunday Pastor Wei Yi shares his sermon with us entitled He is Risen, He is not Here! Let’s be encouraged and renew our faith today!
“Eloi Eloi Lama Sabachthani” – “My God my God, why have you forsaken me” were the last recorded words of Jesus on the cross. This Good Friday Revd Daniel shares that the savior who suffered for our sake is able to see us through our every trial.
Do you know what the key difference is between a home owner and a home renter? Between an employer and an employee? Today we begin to explore Christian Stewardship and identify one issue that can prohibit you from being a faithful steward on to the Lord.
It’s not too difficult to think of a well-known Christian name who has been in the news for impropriety. How do we avoid such scandals? Revd Daniel shares from 1st Timothy, continuing on the topic of Overseers and Deacons.
This Sunday we begin a new series on Christian Stewardship and Leadership. Join us as we examine what it means to be a leader in God’s church today. Revd Daniel shares the word with us from 1 Timothy and the Book of Titus.
This week Guest speaker, Revd Dr Nathanael Goh, shares about what it means to be created male and female in his sermon entitled “Our Human Sexuality”.
This week we focus on how liturgy has shaped the Anglican tradition with a focus on saturating our lives with scripture both during Sunday worship services as well as in our own personal devotions. Revd Daniel shares with us this morning.
If I were to ask you, ‘what is worship’, how would you answer? In today’s message, Pastor Wei Yi explores the place and purpose of liturgy in our Anglican tradition and reveals worship to be about so much more than just our songs.
Whether you are aware of it or not, there is a spiritual realm with spiritual creatures that we know as angels and demons. In Ephesians, Paul says that we are engaged in spiritual warfare, whether we want to be or not. Join us as Revd Titus Soo exhorts us to daily put on the full armor of God that we may stand against the attacks of the enemy.
This Sunday we have the privilege of guest speaker Delia Ng, CEO of Focus on the Family Singapore, sharing with us on the topic of Strengthening Faith at Home. May the Lord challenge and encourage each of us to go further in bringing our faith out of Sunday mornings and into the rest of our week as well.
Why do we struggle so much with right and wrong? How does Paul challenge believers to walk out their new life in Christ? What does the Garden of Eden have to do with it all? Today we focus on our walk as believers.
Why does the Apostle Paul place so much emphasis on the unity of the Church? How does this unity relate to the Triune God we worship, and what does it mean for us, as members of the Church? This Sunday we explore Paul’s petition for Christians to attain the unity of the faith and the knowledge of the Son of God.
Today we begin our new thematic sermon series on ‘The Church’ with this message entitled: Being Brought Near by the Blood of Christ. May God quicken our ears and ready our hearts for His word today.
Do you know the difference between a multi-generational church and an inter-generational church? This is Vision Sunday, our first Sunday of the year, and our guest speaker Dr Tan Soo-Inn speaks on the topic of Inter-generational dynamics in the church.
On our last Sunday of the year Revd Daniel Teo exhorts us to fear the Lord and to serve Him faithfully, drawing from 1st Samuel Chapter 12.
Blessed Christmas listener! This morning Pastor Peter Teo preaches on Emmanuel, God with Us. We pray that you may be blessed with this word and touched afresh by the God of miracles today.
On this very special Christmas Eve we examine the story of Simeon and Anna, two witnesses who both had a role to play in preparing for the coming of Jesus.
In this Advent season, we will be looking at some of the characters and persons that were part of the preparation for the arrival of Jesus. Join us as we consider Joseph and Mary, and what we can learn through their responses to God when Jesus was conceived. Revd. Daniel Teo brings the word to us.
Genealogies are probably the portions of Scripture most skipped by readers; after all what is the point of reading through a list of names? Yet it was a not a superfluous list in Matthew's gospel. What is the significance of the genealogy? Why are Tamar, Rahab, Ruth and Bathsheba featured in it? What can ancestry tell us about Jesus and God's purpose for the world? Ps. Japheth Lim mines the genealogy in Matthew 1:1-17 and unpacks the significance and relevance of Jesus' ancestry for us today.
Death comes to us all. We cannot control that reality for us all, but we can choose how to live the life we have been given by God before we pass on from this world. As we conclude our sermon series on the book of Deuteronomy, we are confronted with the death of Moses in chapter 34, but also the life he lived. What can we learn from his faith, obedience and moments of weakness? Pastor Peter Teo shares with us the insights from and implications of Moses' life and death.
As Moses draws his last discourse to a close, he pronounced his blessing on the tribes of Israel in Deuteronomy 33. What have these blessings to the tribes got to do with us today? We will take a closer look at the blessing pronounced on the tribes of Levi and Joseph and draw implications of their blessing for our lives today.
Today we search The Song of Moses, found in Deuteronomy 32, exploring the concept of God as Creator and how we as his creatures should respond to the 'Rock' of our salvation who has created us.
November is our Missions Awareness month. What is God's purpose for us? Life can be difficult and painful, so why hasn't He rescued us yet? What is our mission and when will it be completed? Pastor Richard shares from the Book of Romans as well as from his own personal mission experiences. May you receive God’s encouragement today.
What was God’s succession plan for Joshua to take over from Moses, and what role did the law play in it? And most importantly, how does God speak to us today through it all? Revd Daniel shares from Deuteronomy chapter 31.
Even though Deuteronomy 30 is part of the covenant making between Yahweh and Israel, surprisingly we hear and see Yahweh's compassion and assurance in spite of ourselves. Pastor Peter Teo preaches on God's Assurance and Our Choice.
For this special Confirmation Service, guest speaker The Rt Revd Kuan Kim Seng shares from Jesus' parables in his message entitled “Many are Called, Few are Chosen.”
Matthew 22:1-14
In Deuteronomy 29 Moses begins his final speech as he summons the Israelites to review what God has done in their history and to ratify and renew the covenant with God. What were the important things Israel needed to hear and what can we learn from Moses' speech in our faith today?
Do the Old Covenant Blessings and Curses of Deuteronomy 28 still apply to us today under the New Covenant? How does God intend for us to live?
What have Horeb, Moab, and Shechem to do with one another?"
Looking at Deuteronomy 27 together we discover that the Covenant that God made with His people in constantly being renewed. And this leaves us with an important decision to make. Revd Daniel Teo shares with us today.
Do you know what a phone zombie is? Someone staring at their phone so intently that they lose awareness of the world around them , sometimes causing dangerous circumstances.
And we see this every day, don’t we?
In the same way, as believers, we need to avoid losing spiritual awareness. This morning we are encouraged to practice Spiritual attentiveness and create space for God in our lives.
Depending on your upbringing, you may view God either as a task master, a father, or a companion. How does God want to relate to you? Guest Speaker Stanley Tay shares with us from his "Communing with God" series.
Are the ten commandments really just a list of "Do" and "Do not" statements? Or is there a deeper message that we are meant to receive? Join Revd Daniel as we ask the question: “With what posture may we worship God so that we do not covet or rob Him of His glory, but instead practice recounting of God’s faithfulness in our lives?
Fairness. Dignity. A church that practices neutrality and generosity. This morning we journey from the command against false witness to the question: "What does a true covenant community in God looks like?" Revd Daniel shares the word.
While in the storybook tale of Robin Hood stealing from the rich is applauded, in real life things are considerably different.
At its root, theft seeks gain at the expense of others. As Christians we are to follow the one who said, “Take up your cross and follow me”.
In today's sermon Pastor Wei Yi shares how all that we have is from God and encourages us to graciously share with those in need.
Just as God created Adam and Eve in a wonderful way that they might complete one another, we believe that marriage is a wonderful gift of God.
Looking at the command to not commit adultery, how can we preserve and protect marriage, celebrating sex within the boundaries God has established? Pastor Peter Teo shares the word today.
Have you heard the term atonement before? And are you certain you understand what it means? What was the Day of Atonement and what does it mean to receive atonement for sin? Revd Daniel shares from the Book of Deuteronomy today.
Prayer is meant to be the bedrock of Christian life, yet many struggle in this area. Today Dr Lai Pak Wah, who is the principal of Bible Graduate School of Theology shares with us on the Fundamentals of Prayer.
Learn more about Dr Lai Pak Wah at the BGST website:
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Many who object to Christianity cite as their reason that there are too many laws and rules, that Christianity is too constricting. Listener, does that describe you? In his message today Revd Daniel brings to light a different perspective – that whatever God has set for us in His laws and statutes are really to protect us.
There is Godly power in celebration and remembrance. Join Pastor Richard, as we look at the Old Testament Festivals of Passover, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of Tabernacles, and find meaning in them for us today.
What does the Sabbath have to do with believers in the 21st century? And what does it mean to be a People of Sacred Interruptions? Pastor Peter shares an encouraging word with us today.
Our camp was based on the theme from Philippians 3:14: “I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.”
During the sessions we looked at our hearts, at what it means to build the right foundation in God and how to persevere and set goals to press on and pursue Jesus more and more.
YCCA Church Camp 2023, Phuket, Thailand
Speaker: Revd Peter Chen
Session 1: Are You in the Race?
Session 2: Stay Focused and Press on to Reach the Finishing Line
Session 3: A Steadfast & Vibrant Faith Depends on the Response of Your Heart
Session 4: Fath that Stands vs Faith that Fails
Session 5: Walk by the Spirit, not by the Flesh
These are the sessions from our YCCA Church Camp 2023.
Our camp was based on the theme from Philippians 3:14: “I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.”
During the sessions we looked at our hearts, at what it means to build the right foundation in God and how to persevere and set goals to press on and pursue Jesus more and more.
YCCA Church Camp 2023, Phuket, Thailand
Speaker: Revd Peter Chen
Session 1: Are You in the Race?
Session 2: Stay Focused and Press on to Reach the Finishing Line
Session 3: A Steadfast & Vibrant Faith Depends on the Response of Your Heart
Session 4: Fath that Stands vs Faith that Fails
Session 5: Walk by the Spirit, not by the Flesh
Our camp was based on the theme from Philippians 3:14: “I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.”
During the sessions we looked at our hearts, at what it means to build the right foundation in God and how to persevere and set goals to press on and pursue Jesus more and more.
YCCA Church Camp 2023, Phuket, Thailand
Speaker: Revd Peter Chen
Session 1: Are You in the Race?
Session 2: Stay Focused and Press on to Reach the Finishing Line
Session 3: A Steadfast & Vibrant Faith Depends on the Response of Your Heart
Session 4: Fath that Stands vs Faith that Fails
Session 5: Walk by the Spirit, not by the Flesh
These are the sessions from our YCCA Church Camp 2023.
Our camp was based on the theme from Philippians 3:14: “I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.”
During the sessions we looked at our hearts, at what it means to build the right foundation in God and how to persevere and set goals to press on and pursue Jesus more and more.
YCCA Church Camp 2023, Phuket, Thailand
Speaker: Revd Peter Chen
Session 1: Are You in the Race?
Session 2: Stay Focused and Press on to Reach the Finishing Line
Session 3: A Steadfast & Vibrant Faith Depends on the Response of Your Heart
Session 4: Fath that Stands vs Faith that Fails
Session 5: Walk by the Spirit, not by the Flesh
These are the sessions from our YCCA Church Camp 2023.
Our camp was based on the theme from Philippians 3:14: “I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.”
During the sessions we looked at our hearts, at what it means to build the right foundation in God and how to persevere and set goals to press on and pursue Jesus more and more.
YCCA Church Camp 2023, Phuket, Thailand
Speaker: Revd Peter Chen
Session 1: Are You in the Race?
Session 2: Stay Focused and Press on to Reach the Finishing Line
Session 3: A Steadfast & Vibrant Faith Depends on the Response of Your Heart
Session 4: Fath that Stands vs Faith that Fails
Session 5: Walk by the Spirit, not by the Flesh
In this message entitled Confident Sons, Secure Daughters, Revd Daniel encourages Father's in their important role as well as looking at the characteristics and needs of sons and daughters, ultimately looking to God the Father and His role in our lives.
Have you ever wondered what dietary restrictions and tithing practices in the Old Testament have to do with being God's people today? What can we learn from them if they are not enforced in our modern faith? Ps Wei Yi unwraps the scriptures.
The word Trinity cannot be found in the Bible, but the truth of it can. This Sunday we ask who is the Trinity, and how does He relate to us? What does it mean to worship a Triune God?
Standing before a Roman governor, a Jewish king, and numerous dignitaries, Paul boldly proclaims the gospel, turning his trial into a testimony. What does Paul's defense teach us about defending the faith and being a witness for Christ? Pastor Wei Yi speaks to us today.
The Jerusalem Council in Acts 15 is the turning point of the book of Acts. This morning we join together in discovery of the background that lead to the landmark decision that we are " Saved by grace through faith alone".
When the Lord asked Cain, where is your brother, Cain responded, am I my brother’s keeper? In this Mother's Day sermon entitled “Am I My Sisters Keeper” Dani Teo asks if we are really responsible for one another or if we are only responsible for ourselves and our own actions. Let’s receive the word together.
In Acts chapter 10 we see a pivotal event that changed history forever. Today's podcast examines the story of Peter and Cornelius and proclaims that the Gospel and the Empowering of the Spirit is for everyone!
Stephen was the first recorded Christian Martyr. Shortly before being put to death Stephen recounted key points of the story of God. In this sermon Revd Daniel leads us to explore how this story of God impacts our story.
Was the Holy Spirit poured out for only the time of the Apostles in Acts Chapter 2? Revd Daniel shares the powerful implications from that day 2,000 years ago.
In 1st Corinthians the apostle Paul says to 'pursue love and earnestly desire spiritual gifts.' Guest Speaker Revd Andrew Ramen encourages and challenges us in the area of prophecy today.
This Resurrection Sunday Ps Wei Yi shares with us the significance of how Jesus appeared to two disciples immediately following the resurrection and revealed Himself in all the scriptures. We join them in together proclaiming: Christ is Risen, He is Risen Indeed!
Luke 24:13-35
In the midst of His exhaustion and agony, and with only a matter of hours remaining before He must face the cross, what were the two matters on the heart of Jesus, held right to the end? Revd Daniel shares with us this message for Good Friday.
Innocent, yet condemned for us. This Maundy Thursday evening Revd Daniel shares about the trial scenes of Jesus, exploring the thread of the active presence of the Jewish leadership and their hostility against Jesus.
As Jesus approached Jerusalem the people celebrated Him as King, and yet a short time later He was sentenced the death penalty and executed by crucifixion. What King did they expect? And what King did they ultimately find instead? A Palm Sunday message.
Do you see Jesus for who He really is? Did the disciples do so as Jesus was on His way to Jerusalem? Revd Daniel shares from his sermon entitled “What Do You See” based on Luke Chapter 18:31-43
While the kingdom of God has already come in Christ, it is still not yet fully here until the Son of Man comes again. What are we to make of this, and how should we respond to Jesus’ words about the end times?
In this sermon we look together at Luke 14:1-24 asking the question: "What are the conditions by which the gathering of the socially elite scribes and Pharisees may be able to participate in the community of God's kingdom?" We will draw implications of the above question for our lives as Christians today.
Today we are faced with rising costs of living, increased pressure in the work place, an aging population, and concern over adequate CPF savings. How then do we receive the command to not be anxious but rather to seek His kingdom first? We turn to Luke 12 for the words of Jesus.
At the end of his Galilean ministry, Jesus begins to journey down south to Jerusalem to accomplish what he has been sent to do. At this point, the reality of following Jesus comes to the forefront.
Many want to follow Jesus, but what does it really mean to follow Him? And how is Jesus challenging us today in our life journey with Him?
How can we make spiritual realities both present and visible in our ordinary lives? Revd Daniel leads us in examining the Incarnational Tradition.
Today we explore together the Evangelical Tradition with its emphasis on conversion and proclamation revealed in the Word of God. Let’s prepare our hearts as we dive into the Word of God together.
What is Social Justice, how does it relate to God's compassion and righteousness, and how do we as Christians live in response to injustice and inequality? Join Ps Wei Yi and his wife Bevelyn Lim as they explore the Social Justice Tradition sharing from both scripture and their own life’s journey.
"What does a life lived in and through the Holy Spirit look like?" Join Revd Daniel as we explore the Charismatic Tradition.
The command from God to “be holy for I am holy” can be found in both the Old and New Testaments and remains a command for us today. But what does it mean to be holy, and how do we lead holy lives?
How do we give ourselves to a life of attending to God? Join us as we look at "The Contemplative Tradition: A Prayer Filled Life".
When you read scripture, do you find that at times it’s a tall order to really obey God and take His words literally? Revd Daniel Teo shares God's word from 1 John 2:1-6