FAITH@WORK FELLOWSHIP (Asia Seminary for Ministry)

This teaching explores the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13), emphasizing that the condition of one's heart determines how the word of God is received. Ps Seng Fong Goh encourages listeners to guard against spiritual hardness, distractions, and worldly cares, urging them to cultivate good soil to bear fruit for God.

In this sermon, Ps Goh Seng Fong explores the theme of growing in love based on 1 John 4. He emphasizes that God's love is eternal, infinite, and unconditional (15:34-18:14). He also outlines the five love languages (42:10) as practical tools for Christians to actively love and bless one another.

Ps Goh Seng Fong reflects on the crucifixion, emphasizing that God’s sovereign plan was in control (2:44-5:18). He contrasts the two thieves—one mocking and one repenting (10:50-11:26)—highlighting that true faith, though humble and courageous, leads to salvation, as Jesus promised the repentant thief paradise (2:19-2:30, 35:32-38:04).

Ps Seng Fong Goh highlights God’s pursuing heart through the parables in Luke 15. He emphasizes the value of one soul and God's immense joy in celebrating the return of the lost. Christians are called to be intentional in soul-winning and share this compassion.

Luke 15 explores the "Heart of God" through parables of the lost sheep, coin, and son. These stories illustrate God’s profound sense of loss when souls drift away and His active, persistent pursuit of humanity. Highlighting Jesus’s compassion for sinners versus the Pharisees' legalism, the narrative culminates in joyful celebration upon a sinner's return. Ultimately, the speaker emphasizes that God’s unconditional acceptance requires repentance and faith, urging believers to join God’s mission of intentional outreach to others.