Jesus withdraws again
Kalpan Vasa
John records Jesus’ miracles as “signs” – signs that point to something greater than the miracle itself. When we look at the feeding of the five thousand, we rejoice over the miracle, but we look to where it points: to God himself and his character.
Seeking the glory that comes from the only God
Rev. Michael Jensen
Jesus made it clear that seeking the approval of men is a snare; that true glory is found in seeking the heart and will of God. Jesus loved us by maintaining his intimate fellowship with his Father, and so was able to consider others better than himself.
Death: The Last Enemy
Guest
We don’t often like to talk about it, but we will all face death at some point in our lives. When Jesus died on the cross of Calvary, he defeated death once and for all, even scoffing at death: “O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?” Guest Speaker: Stephen Tan
Who do you say Jesus is?
Edward de Zilwa
Jesus asked his disciples “Who do you say that I am?”. That is a question we all need to answer – if you do not know, it is time to find out who Jesus is!
What it takes to serve Christ
Lam Paul Gak
The call of the gospel is to walk in the steps of Jesus, which Paul makes clear involves sharing in His sufferings in order to bring the blessings of His Kingdom into this world.
Have you crossed over from death to life?
Rev. Michael Jensen
We were created for intimate relationship with God. While the world tells us we need to be fully independent, God says the opposite: “you must be fully dependent on me”.
Who is Jesus?
Lam Paul Gak
Jesus Christ is the true Son of God. Without him there is no salvation.
Who is the man who said to you, ‘Take up your bed and walk’?
Lam Paul Gak
Jesus came to the invalid by the pool and healed him after 38 years of suffering. Not only did Jesus heal his body, but he addressed a greater need: his eternal destination. “See, you are well again. Stop sinning or something worse may happen to you”
God prepares us for his calling
Guest
Nehemiah was a man after God’s own heart. He served faithfully in exile a foreign king, but had a burden to see his own people restored to their land and the truth about God made known. Motor Isaac Yat received God’s call like Nehemiah while living as a refugee in Australia, to return to his […]
Wonderful words of life!
Rev. Michael Jensen
“Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruits.” – Proverbs 18:21 Our words are vitally important because they have the power to bring life or the power to bring death, and what we say reveals the state of our hearts.
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