Yishun Christian Church (Lutheran)

Today, Pr 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, on Christmas Day, Rev Dr William Chang showed how the Magi’s journey reveals Jesus as Saviour for Jews and Gentiles. Led by God, they followed the star, brought heart-gifts that confessed Christ as King, God, and Sacrificial Lamb, and went home changed. The star still shines—will you seek Jesus, offer Him your heart, and walk a new way of grace?

This week, on Christmas Eve, Preacher Allan Ng proclaimed from Luke 2:1–20 that Christmas is not a myth but God’s real light in a dark world. Born in history, Jesus enters our mess to rescue sinners. By faith alone we receive His gifts—forgiveness, life, salvation. Will you take His light, ponder His Word, and share it in the darkness?

This week, Brother Lim Geok Seng highlighted Joseph as a vital piece in God’s salvation plan. Facing a painful predicament, Joseph learned that Mary’s child fulfilled the Son of David promise and God’s perfect plan. In Advent, his story calls us to righteous, respectful obedience—trusting God even when His ways are costly. Will you trust and obey God as Joseph did?

This week, Bishop Anthony Loh urged us in Advent to rejoice—God has come, and He will come again. When faith is shaken, rekindle joy by focusing on what God is doing, leaning toward Jesus not away, and trusting His ways above ours. Will you check your heart today and let the joy of the Lord burn again in you?

This week, Rev Dr William Chang reminded us in Advent that our God is the God of hope, who fills us with joy and peace as we trust in Christ. Through Scripture, the Spirit sustains our confidence in His promises and calls us into harmony and reconciliation. Will you abound in hope—welcoming others as Christ welcomed you, amid suffering?

This week, we learned that Jesus teaches us to pray by drawing us back to God as our loving Father. Prayer is not about formulas but trusting His promises and seeking His will. We come with honesty, repentance, and dependence, knowing the Spirit helps us in our weakness. In trials and temptations, God invites us to ask, seek, and knock, confident that He hears. Stand firm in His Word and grow in faithful, daily communion with Him.