Yishun Christian Church (Lutheran)

On the First Sunday in Lent, Preacher Allan Ng launched our From Blindness to Sight journey, exposing how temptation distorts vision through partial truths and misdirected desires. Yet Christ, our faithful Champion, sees clearly and wins for us. Through His Word and gifts, He restores our sight. Fix your eyes on Jesus and walk in His light.

On the Transfiguration of Our Lord, Sister Shirley Cheng reminded us that our ancient greetings carry eternal truth in Christ. Every blessing flows from the Cross, the source of true prosperity and peace. Rooted in Immanuel—God with us—we are sustained, renewed, and secured in Him. Live this new year anchored in His presence and grace.

This week, Preacher Allan Ng reminded us that Kingdom unity is Christ’s gift, rooted in the oneness of the Father and the Son. Flowing from the Head to the Body, unity is sustained by grace, truth, and love. This unity bears witness to the world and becomes the soil where God commands blessing. Let us live united in Christ, so that the world may know Him.

This week, Rev Dr William Chang reminded us that Kingdom living is God’s rule in our hearts, not a visible realm. Shaped by the Beatitudes, it flows from humble dependence, Christ‑like posture, and gracious practice. Though bittersweet and costly, Kingdom living brings heaven’s presence into today’s broken world. Live faithfully today, trusting God as you keep eternity in view.

On the Third Sunday after Epiphany, Preacher Allan Ng proclaimed God’s Kingdom call—spoken by His powerful Word and fulfilled in His Son. Jesus calls us not to self‑improvement but to repentance, from old lords to the true King. His call creates disciples, transforms lives, and sends us on a rescue mission. Trust the Caller. Follow Jesus.

This Sunday, Rev Dr William Chang reminded us that Kingdom purpose reshapes why and how we live, not merely what we do. As citizens of God’s Kingdom, we are called first to behold and abide in Jesus, not import earthly values into Kingdom affairs. Fix your gaze on Christ, remain with Him—and bring others to meet Him.

Today, Preacher Allan Ng reminded us to view time through a Kingdom lens. Time is not merely passing moments, but the space where God is doing something new. He calls us not to dwell on the past, but to recognize His work in the wilderness and streams in the desert. As all creation praises the Lord, will we realign our priorities and live in step with God’s Kingdom time?

This week, Rev Dr William Chang urged us to start the year wisely by walking with precision, making the best use of time, and knowing the Lord’s will. Do not mistake activity for progress or drift without a spiritual compass. The days are evil, and an unexamined life grows weeds. Will you pause to reflect, align your steps in prayer, and invest your time to serve God’s kingdom?

This week, after Christmas, Preacher Allan Ng said exile can feel like a suitcase by the door—living on edge, shaped by fear. Yet in Christ, God comes down into our exile and stands at our side. His verdict frees us—redeemed by His precious blood from sin, death, and the devil—so we belong to Him. Will you be found in Christ and praise Him with a freed heart?