Pastor’s Blog

    Why Jesus Wept

    John 11:35 is one of my favourite memory verses which happens to be the shortest verse in the Bible. Just two words, “Jesus wept”. So simple, yet so profound. Contained within these two words is the full expression of the humanity and deity of Jesus; fully God yet fully man.

    Most commentaries explain this verse as Jesus identifying with the pain and loss of a loved one. Yet there’s this “holy dis-satisfaction” in me that says there’s something more which God wants to show us, perhaps an invitation to enter into something deeper than those who viewed things superficially (v 36) and those who doubted Jesus (v 37) would never enter in nor understand.

    This chapter was punctuated twice (John 11:33, 38) with the phrase that Jesus “groaned in the spirit and was troubled”; in between the “Jesus wept” verse. read more...


Services This Weekend

Date: 13 Oct 2018
Time: 5pm / 6.45pm
Speaker: Ps. Lim Lip Yong
Sermon Title: Salt & Light (Part 2)

As we spoke about the importance of being the salt of the earth last weekend, the picture of who the Lord intends for us to be is still incomplete. This week, we explore what it means to be the light of the world. God’s intention is that as followers of Christ, we’re both salt and light. We need to be both in order to be effective.

Date: 14 Oct 2018
Time: 8.30am / 10.15am / 11.45am
Speaker: Ps. Lim Lip Yong
Sermon Title: Salt & Light (Part 2)

As we spoke about the importance of being the salt of the earth last weekend, the picture of who the Lord intends for us to be is still incomplete. This week, we explore what it means to be the light of the world. God’s intention is that as followers of Christ, we’re both salt and light. We need to be both in order to be effective.

Date: 13 Oct 2018
Time: 1.30pm
Speaker: Elijah Chan
Sermon Title: The Liar, the Exiled and the Rejected Girl

Every Christian knows the love story of Jacob and Rachel. We’ve heard how Jacob worked 14 years for her. Rachel is the woman of promise; the woman we should wait for. However, her sister Leah was a tragic story, one of pain and rejection. Yet as we slowly begin to see her story through the lenses of grace, we can witness the goodness and the sovereignty of God. This is a redemptive message on disappointments and hope, and how God can work with, and through those who are weak for His glory.