If you’ve been at our services, you’d have heard about the upcoming Reformation Concert. What is this effort trying to achieve, and more importantly, why is congregational singing important to a Christian’s life?

Drawing from the writing of the late John Stott, Caleb Yap reflects on how all Christians are called to a life of following and depending on God, even in death.

Ps Thian Chye encourages us to apply Paul’s prayer in 1 Thessalonians 1:2–3 to our prayer life as he shares with us how he does so.

Yanadi encourages us to consider the importance of learning and living out doctrines together.

As announced at our Members’ Meeting in March, Samuel, our ministry worker for Care Groups will be moving to join Mark and his family in their ministry. Samuel is taking this opportunity to share some of the things he is thankful to God for in our church, as well as ways that we can pray for him.

Drawing from Psalm 1, Bibianna reflects on what Scripture has to say about the blessed life with its implications on present choices and future outcomes.

Carrie shares that she is at the age of retirement. The world has many ideas about what retirement looks like, but what does it really mean for the Christian who is living in light of eternal realities?

Ps Mark laments how technology is "thinning" relationships and exhorts us to build relationships with God and one another. 

Through the CCEF course on counselling, Joshua learnt that humility and neediness for the gospel, attributes of a follower of Jesus, are what qualify us to counsel one another.

Ps Thian Chye shares how God uses Deuteronomy 10:12–13 to counsel him through difficult situations and decisions.

Bibianna shares how God's Word comforts and challenges her in her waiting.

Pastor Ollie reflects on the recent bereavement of his brother and shares how the gospel has shaped his brother and his response to death.

Yanadi, who has been overseeing the EQUIP classes, shares with us the plans for 2024 and how the classes have been designed to build up the church and equip us for ministry to one another.

At the recent Watchnight service, Pastor Eugene shared these prayer priorities for our church in 2024.

Christmas is approaching! In this beautiful account, Cecilia shares her hope that by speaking of Jesus to her children throughout the year, even if it is in bits and pieces, they will be able to appreciate the true significance of Christmas and know who to turn to when the world fails them. 

Dinnie shares her struggle with evangelism and how, despite that, God continues to use her as a tool to point her fellow workers-turned-friends to Christ.

This month, we invite three members to share how God has been using them in various capacities to speak of Jesus. For this first article, Fellisia tells us more about our ministry with Gladiolus Place and her desire to share the hope we have in Christ with these precious ones.

Carrie, one of our ministry support workers for women's ministry, reflects on her time in ministry. She shares her heart and hope that women will continue to minister to one another with the word and also be equipped to handle the word.

What gets you through difficult circumstances? Samuel reflects on how Hebrews 11 can be applied in life, as we learn to hope in what is yet to come and eternal.

Last Sunday, Elder Caleb exhorts us to consider the call from Hebrews to regard suffering and pain as part of God’s purposeful discipline in our lives. Here, Joshua Lowe draws on his recent discipline of his child to encourage us to be open and willing to receive discipline from God and our church community.