Why We Do What We Do
Written by Ps Vernon Quek When the pandemic hit last year, we as a church family had to change many aspects of how we did church. While that season of change was challenging, it...
Word in Season
“I Need This!”
Written by Ps Dev Menon Over the last 10 years, I’ve had the privilege of teaching the catechism class. This is a ministry I love doing – firstly because I get to know all...
Pause or Reset – First Anniversary
Written by Ps Zheng Haoren One year has passed since our nation embraced Circuit Breaker measures. In WIS Apr 2020, I had posed the question “Should we maintain the attitude of riding through this...
A Doctor’s Perspective on the Forgiveness of Sin
Written by Ps Alby Yip A Blessed Easter to all! Perhaps it is not a coincidence that I am reading the Gospel of Luke in my plan to read through the Bible in a...
The Eunuch Who is Not Dry
Written by Quek Tze-Ming In our previous sermon on Acts, we heard how the Ethiopian eunuch came to faith through the preaching of Philip (Acts 8:26-40). Eunuchs generally get a bad deal in the...
One Year Later…
Written by Ps Dev Menon Last week I was interviewed by an ex-colleague in Manchester. He was asking pastors in various cities what lessons they learned leading churches through the coronavirus outbreak. This gave...
Be Constant in Prayer
Written by Ps Zheng Haoren “Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.” Romans 12:12 One of the first things God taught me in full-time ministry was to value prayer. He...
Almost A Year On—It’s Time To Come Home!
Written by Ps Alby Yip In January 2020, the then little-known disease was slowly working its way to Singapore even when life went on. We worked, studied, relaxed, played, ate out and went about...
Children in Worship – A “Family” Responsibility
Written by Linus Koe Ever since the start of the year, the children have sat in with us for the first part of our worship services. This was something we used to do, pre-COVID,...
EXCEL Apprenticeship
Written by Timothy Ong Our new apprentice Timothy Ong shares what moved him to take this step towards full-time ministry: I consider it my privilege to have grown up in a Christian family and...
