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You Live, I Live, and Every Believer Lives
The resurrection of Jesus replaces the desperate ‘You Only Live Once’ mindset with a stronger hope: death has been defeated, believers will be raised, and every act of faithful service matters forever.
Freedom, Idols, and the Art of Loving Your Neighbor: Lessons from 1 Corinthians 10
A practical reflection on Christian freedom, cultural traditions, idolatry, and how trusting God's faithfulness frees us to lay down our rights for the good of our neighbors.
The Gospel and Our Obedience of Faith
Pastor Simon Murphy opens Romans by showing how the gospel produces obedience rooted not in fear, but in trust: our greatest enemy is defeated, our future is guaranteed, and God has made us His children.
My Freedom, My Rights
Pastor Chris Chia reflects on 1 Corinthians 8 and 9, showing why Christian freedom is not about insisting on our rights, but willingly giving them up in love so others can grow in faith.
John Lennox Answers the HARDEST Question About God and Suffering
Why would an all-knowing, all-powerful, and all-loving God allow horrific suffering? John Lennox points to the cross and resurrection as Christianity's enduring response: God has entered human pain, and death is not the final word.
The Decline May Be Mercy: What the General Household Survey 2025 May Be Saying to the Singapore Church
Guna Raman reflects on the General Household Survey 2025, asking the Singapore Church to receive the decline in Christian self-identification not with panic, but with honest repentance and a renewed commitment to deep discipleship.
A Sobering Wake-Up Call for the Singapore Church: 2025 Survey Findings
For the first time in four decades, Singapore's Christian population has recorded a decline — dropping from 18.9% to 17.1%. Rather than surrendering to discouragement, this is a divine wake-up call for deep soul-searching, fresh discipleship, and urgent, united prayer to turn our nation Godward once more.
Why Paul Prays: Moving Beyond Routine Prayer (Colossians 1)
In a sermon on Colossians 1:3–2:7, Pastor Roger Chia of ARPC asks what truly fuels Christian prayer. The answer: deep concern for fellow believers and absolute dependence on God. A challenge to shift from routine, self-focused requests to God-centered, eternity-minded intercession.
"Reward": The Story Behind Josh Yeoh's Song on Radical Discipleship
Malaysian songwriter Josh Yeoh unpacks the inspiration behind his worship song 'Reward' — a meditation on dying to self, taking up the cross, and treasuring Christ above all. Born out of years in a House of Prayer, the song has quietly spread across denominations and challenged an affluent church to rediscover raw discipleship.
When Faith Meets AI: John Lennox on God, Mathematics, and Machines
In a wide-ranging conversation on The Diary of a CEO, Oxford mathematician and Christian apologist Dr. John Lennox explores how mathematics, the human genome, and the rise of artificial intelligence all point back to a 'word-based universe' — and why Christianity is grounded in grace, not performance.
Christ Is My Logic: What the World's Highest-IQ Man Says About Faith
Dr. YoungHoon Kim — recognized as holding a world-record IQ of 276 — went viral when he publicly declared his faith in Jesus Christ. His phrase 'Christ is my logic' challenges the idea that reason and faith must be at war.
The Gospel for a Chaotic Culture: What Romans Says to Us Today
Bennett Rolan challenges the idea that Romans is just an introductory 'Romans Road' to salvation. Instead, the gospel of Romans is meant to sustain and anchor believers through cultural chaos, broken relationships, and an uncertain future.
Progressing in Pleasing God (1 Thessalonians 4:1-12)
A sermon by Tham Ying Wen on 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12, preached at Redemption Hill Church. Paul calls Christians who are already doing well to grow more and more — showing that pleasing God isn't a chore list but a treasure map, and that real love is sacrificial.
Spiritual Warfare: Who, What, and How We Fight (Ephesians 6)
Drawing from Ephesians 6:10–13, Timothy Keller unpacks the reality of spiritual warfare — who we fight, the devil's schemes of temptation and accusation, and how the gospel demolishes both at once.
How Paul Prays: From Anxiety to Peace
Drawing from Philippians 4 and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Lim Luck Yong shows how the Apostle Paul moved from a life driven by anxiety to one filled with peace and humility — teaching us that prayer is a discipline learned in the fire, not from an armchair.
How Jesus Prays: Lessons from Luke 10:38–11:13
Prayer is not a formula to manipulate God — it is an invitation to align our hearts with a generous Father. Pastor Lim Luck Yong unpacks what Jesus taught and modelled about prayer, drawing from Martha & Mary, the Lord's Prayer, and the parable of the persistent friend.
You Don't Need Tomorrow's Grace Today
Anxiety about the future is really a trust problem. J.D. Greear draws from the manna story in Exodus and Jesus' Sermon on the Mount to show why God gives grace in daily portions — and why that's actually better than a stockpile.
You Need a Bigger Jesus
When life feels like a constant string of disappointments, tragedies, and failures, a warm and tender Jesus isn't enough. J.D. Greear opens Revelation 1 to show us the Jesus John saw on Patmos — sovereign over emperors, cancer cells, and every power in the world.
Why Are You Praying Little Prayers to a Big God?
The problem with our prayers isn't that they're too big — they're usually way too small. J.D. Greear draws from Exodus 17 and the battle at Rephidim to show why intercession is the deciding factor in every spiritual fight, and what it really means to pray 'in Jesus' name.'
Fight Like a Christian: Handling Conflict with Grace (Eph 4)
Conflict is inevitable — but how we handle it reveals what we truly believe. Drawing from Ephesians 4, this guide walks through 9 practical steps for fighting well: from the heart check before you speak, to choosing forgiveness after the dust settles.
If a Man Dies, Shall He Live Again? Three Resources for Facing Suffering
Based on a sermon by Tim Keller on Job 13–14, this message uncovers three resources that Christians have always been given to face suffering: the presence, the glory, and the resurrection. Job's wrestling with God breaks through to a place of remarkable faith.
Questions of Suffering: A Sermon on Job 1
No piece of literature addresses suffering with greater depth than the Book of Job. Tim Keller unpacks three foundational principles for navigating suffering — avoiding pat answers, embracing uncertainty, and finding the ultimate answer in Jesus Christ.
Drawing Near to God in Prayer
Pastor Simon Murphy explores James 4:8 and Genesis 32:9–12, inviting believers into personal, meditative, and dialogical prayer that seeks God Himself above outcomes.
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