Sharing with us his heart for the congregation, our Vicar (and incoming Priest-in-Charge) Revd Brandon Loy encourages us to hear the word of God and keep it, expressing our love for the Lord through worship, witness and remembrance.

Taking from the story of the paralytic, Revd Victor Teo shares how we can practically attend to those who maybe struggling, especially in the area of mental health.

On this baptism weekend, Revd Jeremy Ponniah speaks from the Letters to the churches and calls us to return to our love for the Lord and in turn, serve in love.

Revd Darren concludes our sermon series on the Book of Jonah reflecting on the ending of the book challenges us to reflect a compassionate God.

In a special Teachers’ Day celebration service, Revd Ian Chew, Vicar of Church of the Ascension, brings us a word to encourage all of us to turn to Godly wisdom.

Revd Darren continues our sermon series on the Book of Jonah recounting how Jonah preached to the City of Nineveh.

Coming back to our series on the book of Jonah, Revd Darren invites us to consider afresh who are our neighbours, remembering to reach out to them in love.

Revisiting a familiar passage in Acts 2 on the birthplace of the church, Ps Joseph draws out a rhythm for every Christian and challenges us go beyond trying to fit Christ into our lives and instead build a life that belongs to Him.

Taking us through Jonah’s response while on the boat, Revd Darren points out how it revealed what Jonah thought about his identity and in turn challenges us to reflect and embrace our God-given identity.

In this sermon, Pastor Darren teaches that God pursues and restores those who drift away from Him and that life’s storms can be God’s way of waking us up and calling us back to His purpose.