One of the major struggles we face is experiencing and coping with negative feelings. Often, they strike us unexpectedly and sometimes they seem to last forever. Life feels bleak and getting through each day is a chore. In this series, we will look at how the Bible gives us the resources not only to move beyond such feelings, but also to satisfy the real need that such feelings are pointing us towards.

One of the major struggles we face is experiencing and coping with negative feelings. Often, they strike us unexpectedly and sometimes they seem to last forever. Life feels bleak and getting through each day is a chore. In this series, we will look at how the Bible gives us the resources not only to move beyond such feelings, but also to satisfy the real need that such feelings are pointing us towards.

Habits shape our daily actions and ultimately determine the course of our lives. In a world filled with distractions and unhealthy patterns, how can we break free from the habits that hold us back? The Bible offers practical wisdom for creating lasting change, guiding us toward healthier choices that lead to personal growth and a more impactful life.

The Expectant Disciple – Rev 14:1-13

A disciple of Christ is one who is redeemed from the earth. But what hope does this disciple of Christ hold on to, in order to remain faithful and fruitful? St Augustine of Hippo explains how this hope for the future, shapes this disciple: Paraphrased, his statement in essence reads:

“He, who loves the coming of the Lord, is not one who affirms that the return is far off, nor is it he who says it is near. But rather he awaits, whether Christ’s return be far off or near; and expectantly looks forward with sincere faith, steadfast hope, and fervent love.”

Some of us stay away from church because we think we do not belong. We have made mistakes that make us question if we could ever be accepted by God. But the message of Christianity turns this on its head: the church is not for the perfect but for those who know they need help. Discover what it truly means to be a Christian!

We fervently wish for a happy new year, but what we really need is not good fortune but divine favour. God is not obliged to bless us, yet he has promised to confer his goodness on those whose hearts are right with him. Learn how you can be such a person so that this will truly be your best year ever.

For the final Sunday of this year, we will look back and give thanks to God for his work in our midst. We will also look forward to the coming year and the plans that we are entrusting to God as his people. Let's take time to be grateful and to renew our commitment to build his church together.

Many people live with deep regrets about missing out on great opportunities that might have changed the course of their lives for the better. That's why in this year's Christmas series, we will learn from the people who missed out on the greatest event of all time, so that we can avoid making the same costly mistakes.

More than just succeeding and enjoying life, all of us share a deeper desire of becoming a better person. We don’t want to be controlled by our impulses and emotions. Instead, we want to have a positive impact on the people around us. Find out how the Christian faith gives us the resources to become the best version of ourselves.

The early church in Jerusalem is often held up as an ideal, yet it was lacking in one serious respect; that’s why God would raise another church to take the gospel to the world. As part of our “Beyond” missions focus month, Pastor Tiak will be speaking today about the kind of church God uses to reach the world. Let us discover how we can be a church that goes beyond to proclaim hope!

Freedom is priceless and a major determinant of our happiness, yet we know that if people all do as they please, they will invariably end up hurting themselves and others, and society would become unliveable. In this series, we examine how the Bible’s teaching on freedom not only maximises our enjoyment of it, but also makes the world a better place.

There are many tough questions about Christianity. While you don’t need to have all the answers to become a Christian, addressing these questions can help us see the relevance of the Christian faith in our lives. Join us as we explore and tackle some of the toughest and most frequently asked questions in Christianity!