Weekly Sermon
While we can show God some of the good in our lives, if we want to be justified and renewed before God’s sight, we need to do so on His terms, not our own. How does God view the good things we do in our lives? What does Jesus teach about our good deeds in relationship to justification?
Join Pastor J.B. as he dives into one of Jesus’ famous parables to uncover God’s truth and perspective on justification, having paid for it with His blood, by His mercy.
Jesus often used money as a subject matter in His parables. But why would the God of the universe focus on human finances? What was Jesus trying to say about wealth?
Our heavenly Father loves us so much more than just providing us with banknotes and assets - He wants us to understand and receive His heavenly treasures, way beyond what the world can offer. Join Thrive Preaching Student Carmen Hui as she dissects a conversation between Jesus and a rich man to unveil this great love poured out to us.
How did Jesus manage His time on earth? What can we learn from the approaches and perspectives that Jesus used to carry out His jam-packed mission and ministry?
Join Pastor J.B. Lim as he explores several snippets of Jesus’ life on earth to gather some of Jesus’ tips on busyness and prioritization, anchored in the sufficiency of the grace of the Father.
We all have times filled with concern, fear, and uneasiness - how can we combat the stress of our problems and our future? What perspective does Jesus use to approach worry?
Join Pastor J.B. Lim as he dives into Jesus’ words on worry in the book of Luke, teaching us to focus on and follow our Father instead of our anxiety, seeking first His Kingdom and His righteousness.
Before we can do as Jesus does, we first need to see as Jesus sees. Our spiritual vision reflects our spiritual health and our closeness to Jesus - how is your spiritual eyesight today?
Join Pastor J.B. Lim as he opens up our new series, Jesus Vision, by assessing the spiritual vision of a few types of Jesus followers, teaching us how to adjust our own focus back towards the Saviour Himself.
