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 ...

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.