In these end times, the Bible warns us that there will be false teachings, and we need to be on our guard. What are some of these false teachings? And how do we discern between right and wrong? Carl (Saturday) and Pastor Darren (Sunday) teaches us this week.
*Note: This sermon upload is from Sunday service.

We as the spiritual family, should be bearing the burdens of each other. When we see someone down, do we encourage them?

This week, we begin on a new series to explore what it means to disciple others.

As we celebrate Youth Day, Pastor Aaron builds upon his father’s (Pastor Gilbert) message two weeks back, titled Our Father’s Business. In it, he shares with us about the son’s perspective about the Father’s business, and what our responsibility as a child of God is.

The church has many businesses, like childcare, marriage counselling, but what is our core business? It is discipleship.

We think of all kinds of ways and events to bring people into the church before beginning the process of discipleship, but in the Acts church, the church grew as a result of discipleship that they were already doing regularly in the marketplaces. How did they develop such a lifestyle?

This week, our guest speaker, Pastor Gilbert Carthigasu, from One New Man Asia, brings to us this important and passionate message on the need to be invested into our Father's Business.

As disciples of Christ, we ought to serve one another with care and love. How did the apostles handle the complaints from within the body of Christ regarding the lack of adequate and fair support to a group of widows? What can we learn from the apostles response and handling of the matter? This week, brother Joel shares with us the importance of adopting a NEW mindset in our service towards God and his people.

Jesus said that in this world, we will have tribulations (John 16:33). How do we make sense of that in the midst of discipleship? Rev Darren encourages us to be prepared and be joyful.