The Sign of Holy Communion
When does a sign lose its significance? Jesus gave His church 2 ‘rituals’ or sacraments to practice until the day He returns – namely Baptism and Holy Communion. Those of us from the Reformed...
Word in Season
EXPLORE 2020 Reflections
The EXPLORE internship program is a program designed for youths and young adults to grow in their spiritual maturity and better discern God’s calling for their lives. Over 3 months, interns are mentored by...
What Do You See?
Written by Ps Alby Yip Today is Palm Sunday, sparking off Passion Week. It is also traditionally known as Holy Week or Greater Week, which focuses on God’s mighty acts, or Paschal Week that focuses...
Think, Understand, Accept
GRAVE DECISIONS In these days of COVID-19 pandemic, daily decisions which might have been really trivial or obvious pre-pandemic, are taken with much more gravity. “Do I go to the office today?” ”Buy online...
Coronavirus Pandemic: A Personal Perspective
Written by Ps David Wong In 2003 when SARS hit Singapore, we were living in Hawaii, serving with Haggai Institute, a leadership training organisation. Friends told us not to come to Singapore which over...
Why I’m staying away from church
Testimony from Elder Roland Low Our Singapore’s government is to be lauded for their efforts to bring back our overseas students. I am personally grateful because my son Andrew who was in Sheffield, UK...
Sabbath as Earth-Keeping
Written by Quek Tze-Ming Ps Dev started this year with reflections on the importance of Sabbath and rest. I’d like to share about how Sabbath relates to the present environmental crisis. In many ways,...
A 12 Year Reflection
Our long-time staff of 12 years, Timmy Ng, has sensed God’s call to move to a different ministry. His last day in the church office will be 31st Mar 2020. These are his thoughts:...
Don’t go to church but be the Church!
Written by Eld David Leong No, I am not suggesting we stop meeting corporately each week. But isn’t it true that we often speak of going to church when the Bible exhorts us to...
I Know Whom I have Believed
Written by Ps Alby Yip Some years ago, the Archbishop of Canterbury was rushing to catch a train in London. In his haste, he accidentally jumped on the wrong passenger car and found himself...
