Sermons

4 lessons to learn from the world’s wisest man

Over the weekend of January 17 to 18, Bobby Chaw, executive pastor of City Harvest Church, preached from the book of Numbers 17. Following Numbers 16, in which the Israelites grumbled and were...

Sermons

What is a disciple?

“Most of us believe as long as a person attends service regularly, tithes, reads the Bible and prays, is involved in ministry and conducts Bible study, he is considered a good Christian. “But is...

Church Life

Parting is such sweet sorrow: When it’s time to leave a cell group

“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.” (Ecclesiastes 3:1) Goodbyes are always hard, even if they are not forever. “Parting is such sweet...

Sermons

A different way to KonMari your life

Many of us made new year resolutions in January. We may not call it that, but we all make decisions that amount to resolutions. Pray more Be more consistent with our quiet time Spend more time with...

Sermons

Being broken is a blessing

“God creates out of nothing. Therefore, until a man is nothing, God can make nothing out of him,” said Martin Luther. The greatest blessing we can experience is brokenness. The world...

Do Good

Fashion for good: Paradigm Shift the label

Founded by Audris Quek, 23, the ethical fashion label aims to break mindsets that skinnier and skimpier are better, remind women of their worth and provide good jobs for people in Nepal.  I had a...

Church Life

I am a Pastor’s Kid: I know the pain of being compared to someone else

I have never thought much about my Dad being a pastor, but one incident changed my mind. I was about 8 years old and attending a children’s church camp.  A pastor was preaching on the book of...

Sermons

We’re at the dawn of a new day: Bishop Rennis on Celebration of Hope as a door for revival

Two weeks ago, my father passed to glory at the ripe age of 93. I stood together with my brothers, my mother and my family next to the coffin, and later we committed his body: Earth to earth, dust to...

Church Life

We can’t pick our cell groups like we’re buying cai fan

There may be a problem in the way some of us think about cell group. Before I get to that, let me first give you some background. Imagine having spent most of your growing years in church: You went...