Category Archives: Sermons

18 Oct 2020 – Sharing the Real Jesus – Pastor Paul

Psalm 66:1-7

Mark 3:7-12

11 Oct 2020 – What do you think of Church today? (A call to feet washing) – Suanlian

Isaiah 61:1-3

John 13:1-20

27 Sept 2020 – The Place of the Sabbath When Walking With Jesus – Pastor Paul

Genesis 2:1-3

Exodus 20:8-11

Leviticus 23:3

13 Sept 2020 – God’s BHAG Creation and a New Humanity – Jimmy Marten

Genesis 1:26-27

Ephesians 2:11-22

09 Sept 2020 – Children’s Service – David and Goliath – Bernardo

Psalm 121

30 August 2020 – [11] Walking together with Jesus – The Call of Levi – Pastor Paul

Mark 2:13-17
Walking together with Jesus 11 – Formation, Forgiveness, Faith

Sermon Points

Walking together with Jesus means: 

1. Receiving and sharing the inclusive salvation of Jesus. 
2. Celebrating the joy of being with Jesus as the community of the forgiven.
3. Following by faith in Jesus the righteous new life of his Kingdom.
4. Avoiding the blindness, powerlessness and judgementalism that comes from thinking we are righteous in ourselves.

Discussion Questions

1. How does Jesus’ personal mission statement “I came not to call the righteous, but sinners” (v17) shape our attitude to walking together with him as his church? 
2. How can we sincerely engage with one another in the “joy of our salvation” (Psalm 51:12) , that lies at the core of walking together with Jesus? 
3. How can we positively, humbly, non judgementally inspire each other to follow the righteous path of our new life in God’s Kingdom through faith in Jesus? 

23 August 2020 – [10] Walking together with Jesus – Formation, Forgiveness, Faith – Pastor Paul

Mark 2:1-12
Walking together with Jesus 10 – Formation, Forgiveness, Faith

Sermon Points

Walking together with Jesus means: 

1. Formation – Jesus shapes us  through “the word” 
2. Forgiveness – Jesus is the one with the job and authority of to forgive. 
3. Faith – expectant, determined, active, compassionate, confident, humble 

Discussion Questions

1. How can we best help one another join in with Jesus’ forming us by his Word, as individuals and a church family?  
2. What difference does it make to our life together as a church family that Jesus, the person at the centre, is the God whose job on earth is to forgive, and who has divine authority to forgive? 
3. In what ways does seeing Jesus at work in our midst as we walk together with him, build our expectant and active faith in him to heal and forgive? 

16 August 2020 – [9] Walking together with Jesus – Ro

Mark 1:40-45
Walking together with Jesus 9 – The Touch of Jesus Christ

Sermon Points

Walking together with Jesus means: 

1. Hearing the words of Jesus, that he our teacher has for us! 
2. Becoming more and more like Jesus, because his teaching comes with God’s supreme power to make things happen 
3. being delivered from evil as Jesus’ presence and teaching confronts and deals with it with supreme authority

Discussion Questions

1. One of Martin Luther’s main principles in the time of the Reformation of the church is “Sola Scriptura” – “by Scriptures alone”. This means the Christian Scriptures are the sole source of authority for Christian faith and practice that cannot be wrong. Why is this principle so important for us as a church?
2. What experience have you had of Jesus’ teaching changing your life? 
3. How can we help one another resist evil and overcome it in Jesus, as we walk together with him?

1. Ability and Willingness
2. Faith or Fear
3. Testimony and Faith
4. Religion and Christianity
5. Being watchful while walking with Jesus
6. Disruption in the plan of Jesus
7. We All Need a Touch from Jesus

9 August 2020 – [8] Walking together with Jesus – Brother Meshach

Mark 1:35-39
Walking together with Jesus 8 – Partnership with God and His work

Sermon Points

Sermon Points

Walking together with Jesus means: 

1. Hearing the words of Jesus, that he our teacher has for us! 
2. Becoming more and more like Jesus, because his teaching comes with God’s supreme power to make things happen 
3. being delivered from evil as Jesus’ presence and teaching confronts and deals with it with supreme authority

Discussion Questions

1. One of Martin Luther’s main principles in the time of the Reformation of the church is “Sola Scriptura” – “by Scriptures alone”. This means the Christian Scriptures are the sole source of authority for Christian faith and practice that cannot be wrong. Why is this principle so important for us as a church?
2. What experience have you had of Jesus’ teaching changing your life? 
3. How can we help one another resist evil and overcome it in Jesus, as we walk together with him?

1. Desiring communion and fellowship with the Father (v35). Jesus demonstrated the secret of his growth and impact by his constant communion with the Father.
2. Being Kingdom Minded (v36-38). Jesus was able to focus on the task of the father by avoiding distractions from the men.
3. Walking in the authority of the Spirit (v39). Jesus had authority to go into every city to preach and cast out demons because of God’s Spirit at work in Him.

Discussion Questions

1. What practical ways can we be determined to maintain a constant communion with the Father?
2. What are some of the things we’ve observed as the major distractions or impediments to our constant communion with the Father?
3. How can we contribute to the corporate devotion as a church in walking with Jesus?
4. What are the ways we can be able to influence our colleagues, friends, neighbours, classmates for the kingdom’s sake?
5. How can we trust the Holy Spirit to use us in reaching out to our environment with miracles and signs following us?
6. How can we take authority over our lives and families in the place of prayer by stopping demonic operations… healing the sick amongst us and banishing the spirit of fear and timidity?

26 July 2020 – [6] Walking together with Jesus: the teacher with power over evil – Pastor Paul

Mark 1:21-28
Walking together with Jesus 6: the teacher with power over evil

Sermon Points

Walking together with Jesus means: 

1. Hearing the words of Jesus, that he our teacher has for us! 
2. Becoming more and more like Jesus, because his teaching comes with God’s supreme power to make things happen 
3. being delivered from evil as Jesus’ presence and teaching confronts and deals with it with supreme authority

Discussion Questions

1. One of Martin Luther’s main principles in the time of the Reformation of the church is “Sola Scriptura” – “by Scriptures alone”. This means the Christian Scriptures are the sole source of authority for Christian faith and practice that cannot be wrong. Why is this principle so important for us as a church?
2. What experience have you had of Jesus’ teaching changing your life? 
3. How can we help one another resist evil and overcome it in Jesus, as we walk together with him?