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Easter Sunday 2025 Sermon
26:43|The Resurrection For Real Life (John 20:1–18)On Easter Sunday, Preacher Allan Ng shared how the risen Jesus called Mary Magdalene by name—and calls each of us too. The bodily resurrection of Christ, witnessed and recorded in history, brings lasting hope to the grieving, guilty, and suffering. Believe, live uprightly, and share His resurrection life with a world in need.
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Good Friday 2025 Sermon
20:12|Who Killed Jesus? (John 19:1–30)On Good Friday, Br Lim Geok Seng led us to reflect on Christ’s death—not as a tragedy, but as part of God’s redemptive blueprint. Jesus willingly bore our sins on the Cross, fulfilling the Scriptures to redeem all sinners. The right response? Repent, believe, and live wholeheartedly for Him.Maundy Thursday 2025 Sermon on the Holy Communion
25:45|Recounting the Blessings (John 13:1–17, 31b–35)On Maundy Thursday, Rev Dr William Chang reminded us to rejoice in His blood—Christ, our perfect sacrificial Lamb. Like the first Passover, His blood saves us from judgement and frees us from slavery to sin. As we take Holy Communion, remember His love, reflect deeply, and renew your commitment to God.Becoming the Image Bearer of God (Phil 2:5–11)
32:29|On this Palm Sunday, Rev Dr William Chang reflected on Christ’s humility and obedience, even unto death. As God’s image-bearers—His crown and joy—we’re created with souls, reason, and relationship for eternity. In response, live with gratitude, pursue unity, endure with joy, and reflect Christ in all things.Fragrance of Faith and Love (John 12:1-8)
22:10|This week, Preacher Allan Ng shared how true faith and love for Christ produce a lasting fragrance. Like Mary anointing Jesus, our devotion should be wholehearted, sacrificial, and rooted in gratitude. Let go of past burdens (Phil 3:13) and pursue Christ with faith that overflows in worship and service. May we be the aroma of Christ, bringing His presence to those around us!The New Creation: From Now Unto Eternity (2 Cor 4:16-17, 5:16-17)
34:03|This week, Rev Dr William Chang shared that in Christ, we are a new creation—reconciled with God, given a new identity, and called to centre our lives on Him. Though sin remains, true faith, repentance, and confession restore our relationship with God. Live faithfully, joyfully, and obediently in His grace!Call to Repentance & Fruitfulness (Luke 13:1-9)
16:24|This week, Preacher Allan Ng reminded us that the Law reveals our sin, but the Gospel reveals our Savior. We are all sinners, yet through true repentance and faith in Christ, our sins are freely forgiven. Like the fig tree in the parable, God is gracious in His patience, and Jesus intercedes for us—so repent, cling to Christ, and bear fruit!