The “Greatness” Which The World Does Not Know
Man has been obsessed with greatness. Yet, if there is one thing the bible teaches so thoroughly, it is that human greatness always fall short, because of the presence of SIN. Sin has reduced human greatness to nothing, and make all sorts of greatness fleeting, either by his limitations or weak desires. Yet, there is a form of greatness that Jesus has spoken about, which is eternal and valued by God. Find out what that “greatness” is from this week’s preaching by Pastor Vincent.
Improve The System, Not Complain!
We live in a world of systems. Schools, workplaces and societies bind us to systems after systems. Men tend to believe in systems instead of God. This is because system makes things so predictable. Yet, when they don’t make it because of the system, they blame everything and everyone, including the system, but themselves. As Christians, we are told not to complain when systems fail us, yet we are also given wisdom to improve the system.
The Blindspot Of Anti-Vaxxers
The relentless vaccination drive has provoked the rise of anti-vaxxers. Why are there anti-vaxxers in the first place? What causes them to be so sure of what they’ve believed? Although they meant well and possess their own set of arguments, what are their blindspot with respect to the gospel? Listen to how Pastor Vincent Choo weighs in on the issue of vaccination.
Is It Good Enough To Want To Be Good?
Morality bothers everyone of us. The wish to see good, and the need to be seen as good is intrinsically built into us. However, do we really know what is good? And are we able to do the good we desire to? Find out from the bible about what is the root problem with Man’s morality.
Are You Feeling Depressed?
Depression is one “terrifying enemy” humans face, and we won’t know until we have it. Nowadays, we increasingly hear about athletes, celebrities, and influencers, coming out to tell the world about their bouts of depression, but is that helping? Find out why making it sound common is not the solution to it. Rather, let us seek answers from the revelation of God.
The Unbelieving Among The Believing
Many churches have adopted strategies and programs to draw more crowd into their midst without realizing the subtle danger of having its congregation being overwhelmed with unbelievers. Before long, the church teachings and runnings will be pressurized to suit carnality than spirituality. Does the bible give us warning to such phenomenon? Are there any principles given to us in running the visible church? How do we reconcile evangelizing and nurturing people in the church?
Having Self Discipline
Why should Christians have self-discipline? How is it different from disciplines that is advocated by the world? Understand what self-discipline can accomplish for us in our Christian walk.
Should Christians Invest In Stocks?
Trading in stocks and shares has become a prevalent way of gaining income for many people. Some regard this as a career, which requires skills and specialization. In fact, many Christians nowadays are buying into such practices, believing it to be legitimate. Yet, what is the biblical stance on stocks trading? What is the biblical principle given to us on wealth creation? Hear what Pastor Vincent has to say about such practices.
The Church Must Be Ready For Endemic
With daily COVID infected cases easily exceeding more than a thousand together, and potentially reaching a few thousands in weeks to come, how should the church handle this crisis? With physical gathering so much valued in Christianity, how should the church prepare believers for this rise in cases?
The Risk To Be Taken By Christians
Risk exists in almost all human activities. And risk increases especially with volatile or uncertain situations. Most people’s mentality is to minimize risk. In fact, if given a choice, no one wants to take risk. However, what if God instructs us to take risk? Those risk will be worth taking. Why? Because if it is from the Lord, it will always trigger an overwhelming and abundant response from Him. Find out how this is so.
