SIBKL @Sg Buloh Sermons

The Kingdom of God advances, grows and cannot be stopped. All yes. But does the Kingdom suffer violence? And if so, what does violence here really mean? Who exactly is dishing out this violence? Join us this week as Lionel swaps the guitar for the pulpit to help us understand what this provocative Bible verse means to say!

The Kingdom of God is not just a New Testament or a Four Gospels thing. From the very beginning, God has intended to establish His rule over the earth. This week, we take a sweeping look at the history of God wanting to rule through and be with us.

What an odd way to end a letter — "work hard or don't eat". But if you think about it, it's not so strange. Paul's last words to the Thessalonians were to exhort them to beware the cancer of a lazy, entitled work ethic, where cutting corners meet mooching off. No, that won't do for the workers of the Best News Ever. Our ethos is hands on the plough, pressing ahead, and trusting God to supply. Sometimes, that's hard work, but it is also always good work. And on that note, this series ends.

If you missed the online service from last Sunday, fret not! Find out more from this sermon podcast about the importance of advancing the gospel.

There were once ten girls and five of them did things right. The other five, however...

This week is special because we have Hanrick Lee delivering the word to us. How are we preparing ourselves for God? Are we riding on someone else's high? And will God acknowledge us if we have been thoughtless about Him the whole way?

Every day, our walking with Jesus takes us into storms that cleanse and fires that purify. Must Christian life be so hard? Will we never get to goyang kaki? One thing we know — to obtain the glory of our Lord Jesus (and His glory is no small matter), we shall have to stand firm and hold on tight. Hold on to what? Ah, for that you have to find out more from this sermon video. Too much going on!

What makes a man a father? And what makes a father a good father? This week, we look at God and we look into scripture to compose a portrait of a Good Father.

Before the world ends, there will arise an enigmatic rebel. He will oppose all other forms of worship and install himself as a god. He is sometimes called the 'lawless man'. This post-apocalyptic vision is right there in the middle of 2 Thessalonians. Is this for real? Is this the Antichrist? (Whoa hold your horses!) Let's find out from this sermon podcast for ourselves.

In our individualized world, where everyone takes responsibility for themselves, we've all but lost the sense that one way of life can be considered worthy and another considered unworthy. Worthy of what, or of whom? Who sets the scale and makes the call on what is worthy or not? Looks like we need to look beneath the hood to understand more!

This week, we begin the first miniseries on the book of 2 Thessalonians on how a gutsy church can grow strong and endure pain in the midst of challenges. Tune in and find out more from this sermon podcast.