Yishun Christian Church (Lutheran)

This week, Preacher Allan Ng reminded us that the journey of faith is often risky and vulnerable. Ezra chose trust over military might, relying on God through prayer and fasting. God is faithful to protect and provide. What steps of faith is God calling you to take—and will you trust Him completely in prayer?

This week, Rev Dr William Chang reminded us that authentic church life—vital for spiritual meaningfulness and preservation—is built on God’s Word. Ezra modelled studying, obeying, and teaching Scripture. In a world where hearts curve inward, will we prioritise God’s Word together and become a community shaped by His truth and grace?

This week, Brother Lim Geok Seng reminded us that opposition often arises when we do God’s work. Discouragement and fear can derail us, but God’s providential hand works even through unexpected means to protect His purposes. Let us persevere and trust God’s promises, cultivating faith even in setbacks and resistance.

This week, Preacher Allan Ng reminded us that rebuilding begins with true worship—re-establishing our relationship with God. True worship involves both joy and sorrow as we reflect on God’s faithfulness and our past. Laying foundations is hard but essential with vital united effort. What foundations must we lay or restore today to pursue authentic worship?

This week, Rev Dr William Chang opened our new series in Ezra, showing how God stirs hearts—even in impossible circumstances—to fulfil His promises. From kings to commoners, God moves His people to respond in obedience and sacrifice. As we value our spiritual heritage, consider: what is God stirring in your heart today—and where is He calling you to begin again?

This week, Rev Richard Chiu reminded us that we are justified by faith through grace and called to live in the freedom Christ has won. True freedom is not self-serving but Spirit-led—empowering us to love and serve others. Let us keep in step with the Spirit and proclaim the gospel in word and deed.

This week, Preacher Allan Ng reminded us that only Jesus brings true healing, hope, and wholeness. He forgives our sins and reconciles us to God. His love is personal and powerful, calling us to live as grateful witnesses of His grace. Like the healed man, let us boldly declare all that God has done for us.

This week, we reflect on Jesus’ promise of the Holy Spirit — the One sent to guide us into all truth and to glorify Christ. Though Jesus would soon leave His disciples, He assured them that His departure was for their benefit. In His place, the Helper would come: not a distant force, but a constant and personal presence, dwelling in us, helping us in our weakness, and making Jesus real and glorious to us each day.The Spirit never points to Himself, but always leads us to see Jesus, know Jesus, and live for Jesus.

This Pentecost, Rev Dr William Chang contrasted life led by human pride with life empowered by the Holy Spirit. At Babel, man pursued unity on their own terms; at Pentecost, God united believers by His Spirit to proclaim the gospel. True peace and purpose come when we choose daily to walk in step with the Spirit.