BY REV HENRY HONG

With the blessings of another year and the coming celebration of the Lunar New Year, let the theme of our church be a continual guide to us in ‘Showing Care For One Another.’

BY REV HENRY HONG

This Sunday, our theme for both the Pulpit and Sunday School reminds us that in our relationship with God and others, let us do so ‘With Christ in Mind.’

By Rev Henry Hong

Our church theme for 2022 is ‘Fellowship’ with a focus on ‘A Heart for One Another’                [Romans 12:10a, “Love one another with brotherly affection”].
 

In a large church in South America, a pastor got up to deliver his sermon. He stood before the congregation and said, “Love one another,” then he sat down. Everyone just sat there and stared at him and then at each other. No one knew what to do.
 

BY PR NANCY LIM

“Sir, can I change to another family group?” I dropped a message to the Dean of Students in my seminary at the start of a new semester.

“No! No one can ask for a change,” was the firm reply that I received following my message. 

BY PR NANCY LIM

In the account of Jesus feeding the five thousand (John 6:1-14), Jesus looked at the large crowd that had gathered before him and asked his disciples, “Where shall we buy bread for these people to eat?”

BY PR NANCY LIM

In preparation for the upcoming Christmas celebration, many people are now busy buying gifts for their families, friends and colleagues.  Besides the Christmas season, it is also a common practice that we bring gifts whenever we visit someone.  In fact, the more we esteem the person, the more valuable the gifts would be.  So why would anyone come before the most important person in the universe empty-handed?