The Importance of a Genuine Conversion

What is a true Christian conversion? Why is conversion important in the Christian faith? How have conversion as a critical Christian doctrine been taken lightly these days, and what is its spiritual repercussion to the church? Find out the answers to these critical questions through Pastor Vincent’s teachings on the importance of a genuine conversion.

#6 – Temptation and Evil

As we close this series on the Lord’s Prayer, we are reminded that prayer is not just about seeking God’s provision but also about seeking His protection from the subtle forces of temptation and accusation. In the Reformed tradition, we recognize that only by the grace of God, through Christ’s intercession and the Spirit’s help, can we stand firm against the schemes of the enemy. Let us approach God in prayer, trusting in His sovereignty and seeking His guidance in all things, for He alone is our refuge and strength.

No Sitting On The Fence With The Christian Faith

The line between a believer and an unbeliever has become increasingly blurred these days. Beyond just believers and unbelievers, there are now various categorizations, such as pre-believers, nominal believers, and lukewarm believers. These labels can sometimes allow people to remain comfortably in a state of “greyness” when it comes to the Christian faith. But are these terms even legitimate according to the Bible? Hear what Pastor Vincent has to say about making our position in Christ clear and working out our salvation with fear and trembling.

#5 – Daily Bread and Forgiveness

God sovereignly provides for our daily needs, pointing us to Christ, the true Bread of Life. Just as we depend on Him for sustenance, we also rely on His grace to forgive as we have been forgiven in Christ. True forgiveness flows from the gospel, freeing us from sin’s grip and enabling us to extend His mercy to others.

Do Not Be Slothful In Zeal

Following this year’s theme of being devoted to one another in love, Pastor Vincent has expanded on what it means to actualize that devoted love within the church. It involves serving God and one another with zeal and spiritual fervor. However, what often undermines that pure zeal is our tendency toward slothfulness and the pursuit of self-importance. This message challenges us to reject both spiritual apathy and pride, embracing fervent service rooted in the Gospel.

Youth Camp 2024 Message 1: The Yoke We Should and Should Not Bear

Discover the meaning behind Matthew 11: 28-30 as we explore the weight of burdens, the freedom from sin, and the invitation to take on Jesus’ yoke.

Negative yokes: The weight of sin and self-centeredness.
Positive yoke: Obedience to God, marked by Jesus’ gentleness and humility.

Youths, let us embrace the right yoke and find strength in Christ as we navigate life’s realities and challenges.