Afleveringen
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This week, Rev Dr William Chang shared how the risen Jesus turned fear into faith. Renewed by His peace, His wounds, and the Spiritâs breath, the disciples chose to fear God, not man. As Luther taught, âIf we do not fear God, we cannot truly love Him.â Choose your fearâfear God, and live boldly in His Spiritâs power today!
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The Resurrection For Real Life (John 20:1â18)
On Easter Sunday, Preacher Allan Ng shared how the risen Jesus called Mary Magdalene by nameâand calls each of us too. The bodily resurrection of Christ, witnessed and recorded in history, brings lasting hope to the grieving, guilty, and suffering. Believe, live uprightly, and share His resurrection life with a world in need.
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Who Killed Jesus? (John 19:1â30)
On Good Friday, Br Lim Geok Seng led us to reflect on Christâs deathânot as a tragedy, but as part of Godâs redemptive blueprint. Jesus willingly bore our sins on the Cross, fulfilling the Scriptures to redeem all sinners. The right response? Repent, believe, and live wholeheartedly for Him.
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Recounting the Blessings (John 13:1â17, 31bâ35)
On Maundy Thursday, Rev Dr William Chang reminded us to rejoice in His bloodâChrist, our perfect sacrificial Lamb. Like the first Passover, His blood saves us from judgement and frees us from slavery to sin. As we take Holy Communion, remember His love, reflect deeply, and renew your commitment to God.
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On this Palm Sunday, Rev Dr William Chang reflected on Christâs humility and obedience, even unto death. As Godâs image-bearersâHis crown and joyâweâre created with souls, reason, and relationship for eternity. In response, live with gratitude, pursue unity, endure with joy, and reflect Christ in all things.
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This week, Preacher Allan Ng shared how true faith and love for Christ produce a lasting fragrance. Like Mary anointing Jesus, our devotion should be wholehearted, sacrificial, and rooted in gratitude. Let go of past burdens (Phil 3:13) and pursue Christ with faith that overflows in worship and service. May we be the aroma of Christ, bringing His presence to those around us!
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This week, Rev Dr William Chang shared that in Christ, we are a new creationâreconciled with God, given a new identity, and called to centre our lives on Him. Though sin remains, true faith, repentance, and confession restore our relationship with God. Live faithfully, joyfully, and obediently in His grace!
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This week, Preacher Allan Ng reminded us that the Law reveals our sin, but the Gospel reveals our Savior. We are all sinners, yet through true repentance and faith in Christ, our sins are freely forgiven. Like the fig tree in the parable, God is gracious in His patience, and Jesus intercedes for usâso repent, cling to Christ, and bear fruit!
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This week, Br Lim Geok Seng shared how Jesusâ mission is unwavering, His compassion untiring, and His purpose unstoppable. Undeterred by threats, He followed the Fatherâs divine plan to the Cross to redeem the world. Despite rejection, His love remains. Salvation is freely givenâbelieve, receive His grace, and walk in His victory!
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This week, Preacher Allan Ng explored Luke 4:1-13, revealing how Satan tempts us to doubt our identity, exploit our weaknesses, misuse our strengths, and even twist Godâs Word. Yet, as Martin Luther reminded us, we are baptized in Christâour identity as children of God is secure in Him. Trust His Word, stand firmâtempted yet triumphant, with victory in Christ alone!
Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ofme6E7e6LzQqxgVSxE_WYr3idEcVyH_/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=110561836372338415540&rtpof=true&sd=true
Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cAVJpsvj6MrwHqenKaVdQUVBzrxjuEVp/view?usp=drive_link
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In this Ash Wednesday sermon, Rev. Dr. William Chang invites us to reflect on Lent with clear-eyed purposeâto submit our flesh to God, rely fully on His grace, and walk in love and humility. Through the imposition of ashes, may we remember Godâs love and grace in Christ: though we will return to dust, the cross marked on our foreheads and in our baptism is the sign of our redemption through faith in Christ. Let us reflect, repent, and draw closer to Him this season.
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This week, Rev Dr William Chang preached on Luke 9:28-36, expounding the Transfigurationâa metamorphosis revealing Jesus as the Glorious God. As faithful disciples, we are empowered to trust Him for who He is while obeying His Word. May this account of His transfiguration prepare us for Lent, inspiring reflection, repentance, and submission to His will.
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In this week's sermon, Br Lim Geok Seng reflects on Luke 6:27-38, urging us to let God have His winning ways in us. We are called to love our enemies, respond with grace, and live out God's mercy. Choose love over retaliationâlet His higher calling shape your heart this week.
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In his sermon, Rev Dr William Chang unpacks Luke 6:17-26, reminding us that God is with us, in us, and for us. Though we may suffer in poverty, hunger, sorrow, or persecution for our faith in Christ, Jesus promises eternal blessings. Stand firm â do not be consumed by temporal worldly success, but live in the hope of Godâs kingdom and His everlasting promises.
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In his sermon, Pr. Allan Ng emphasized that true discipleship means fully trusting Jesus, even in areas we think we control. Referencing Luke 5:1-11, he highlighted how Simon Peter obeyed Jesusâ command despite doubts, then humbly fell on his knees, confessing his sinfulness and unworthiness before divine holiness. Yet, Peter not only acknowledged his sins but also received Christâs grace, finding his worth and calling in Him. As disciples of Christ, we are called to follow His example, surrender to His will, and become fishers of men, sharing the gospel.
Download the slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1fbPrMWbbQbEgnfBDFHWYEjp3tyNdJvc1/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=110561836372338415540&rtpof=true&sd=true
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At today's sermon, Rev Dr William Chang reminded the congregation to reflect on Jesus' teachings and reject special claims. Open our heart and embrace humility. Listen intently, act boldly, and share God's inclusive love with everyone. Challenge our self-interest and extend His grace beyond our own circle. Accept His call, obey His word, and serve others with genuine compassion. Now act.
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Sr Poh Siok Ching, a second-year student from Trinity Theological College and a member of Ang Mo Kio Methodist Church, shared a sermon today on unity within the body of Christ despite differences. Referencing 1 Corinthians, she urged believers during Epiphany to manifest Christ's glory by uniting and reflecting His fullness. Thank God for the gifts He has bestowed upon us, discern personal callings, and serve faithfully. The message also called for humility, urging those in leadership to respect others and seek gifts that edify the church.
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In todayâs sermon, Br. Lim Geok Seng highlighted the profound significance of Jesusâ first miraculous actâturning water into wineâas a symbol of the arrival of Godâs grace and mercy in our lives. He reminded us to nurture our faith, allowing it to grow steadily, just as Godâs blessings unfold incrementally when we commit ourselves to studying His Word.
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Preacher Allan Ng's sermon today, "I Am Baptized," highlights the significance of baptism as a unified act of water and Spirit. Through Jesusâ baptism, God reveals His Son, and believers are called to daily repentance, renewal, and mission. Baptism signifies grace, purification, and our identity in Christ, empowering us to live faithfully.
Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N5_ttw8lFp69l25b_V7U1QjbQFeBFWI-/view?usp=drive_link
Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1KcyFuhTFL0lU9UcPlLcR0kpzwojzYTZF/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=110561836372338415540&rtpof=true&sd=true
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In today's sermon, Rev Dr William Chang urged believers to trust God amidst life's challenges and paradoxes. Embrace humility, acknowledge human limitations, and let faith guide where logic fails. See suffering through the lens of the Cross, knowing God is nearest in trials, accomplishing His good purposes. Prioritise your relationship with Christ above all; view life with spiritual eyes, not human perceptions. Trust His promises, recognise His hidden goodness, and anchor your hope in the eternal glory to come.
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