Living As Those Who Belong To God
Have you ever wondered, “Why am I still struggling with the same sins?” If God is really changing me, why does sanctification sometimes feel so slow and painful? And when I cannot see what God is doing, can I still trust that He is faithfully at work?”
Listen to the following message to explore the hope of knowing that God is not finished with you yet.
The Wonder of Justification
How can a guilty sinner ever stand before a holy and righteous God? siis message explores the wonder of justification—how God can declare the ungodly righteous, not because of their own works, but because of Christ’s perfect righteousness counted as theirs. Discover why this truth is not merely a doctrine to understand, but the very foundation of our assurance, peace, and confidence before God.
Living the Gospel Faithfully in Singapore
What does it mean to live faithfully as Christians in Singapore? Jeremiah and 1 Peter remind us that God calls His people to seek the good of the place where He has placed them, while remaining faithful to Him. As we consider God’s providential work in Singapore’s history and present, we are challenged to examine how the gospel shapes the way we live, serve, work, and hope.
The New Birth: Christianity Begins Here
If Christ has fully accomplished salvation on the cross, why isn’t everyone saved? This sermon explores the biblical doctrine of the new birth, showing that Christianity begins not with man’s decision for God, but with God’s sovereign work in giving spiritual life through the Holy Spirit. Discover how regeneration and effectual calling reveal the power of Christ’s finished work, why we must be born again, and how these truths lead us to greater humility, assurance, and worship. Have you truly considered what it means to be born again?
The Cross: God’s Only Way of Salvation
Why did Christ have to die? Why the cross, and not simply forgiveness?
In this sermon, we explore how God’s holiness, man’s sinfulness and Christ’s saving purpose converge at Calvary where God remains both just and the justifier of sinners (Romans 3:26). The cross is not merely a display of love; it is God’s only way of salvation.
Why Is Jesus The Only Way?
Why is Jesus the only way to God? From the very beginning, Scripture reveals that sinful humanity cannot return to a holy God through human effort, yet God Himself promised a coming Savior who would defeat sin and death. The Old Testament continually points forward to Christ, the fully God and fully man Savior who came as the perfect and sinless Redeemer. Only Jesus can truly reconcile sinners to God through His perfect life, sacrificial death, and victorious resurrection.
Man in the Presence of God
When we measure ourselves by others, sin seems small. But in the presence of God’s holiness, the truth is revealed — we are fallen, guilty, and unable to save ourselves. Yet the God who is just has also become our justifier through Christ, the second Adam. Only in Him can sinners stand before God without being condemned.
2026 LCM English Theme Message 2: Our Supreme Trouble- We Do Not Know God
Our greatest trouble is not our circumstances, struggles, or even our sins at the surface level. It is our ignorance of who God truly is. When our view of God is small, our worship becomes shallow and our faith becomes fragile. But when we recover a high and biblical vision of His eternal, unchanging, all-present, all-knowing, and all-powerful nature, our hearts are reformed, our worship deepens, and our lives are brought into humble surrender before Him.
2026 LCM English Theme Message 1: The God Who Speaks And Confronts
God reveals Himself not through human opinion, but through His Word.
To hear Him speak is to be confronted and called to life in Christ.
Year Of The Lord’s Favour
When Jesus announced “the year of the Lord’s favour,” he wasn’t promising a lucky year or offering optimism or religious comfort. He was claiming that God’s long-awaited rescue had arrived.
However, Jesus’ revelation heralded the unfolding of God’s salvation plan which subverts all human expectations.
Jesus’ coming ushered in a greater Jubilee that cancel the hidden spiritual debt through his ultimate sacrifice. The Kingdom of God that radically includes all people is already here.
Find out how Jesus redefines power, justice, and love—and why the kind of salvation He offers is not the one we expect, but the one we need.
