SIBKL @Sg Buloh Sermons

This week, we begin a 7-week miniseries on the book of 2 Thessalonians. But why this book and why study this ancient church? For starters, they faced a few challenges relevant to us today. They also have many admirable qualities. Not least of all, you’ll find them to be a gutsy church. And that’s an excellent place to start!

Our God is known by many glorious names. This week, let's dive into the scriptures to see the different facets of our awesome God. He is our greatest inspiration and motivation to live victoriously. He is our ultimate reason for worship. He truly is incomparable!

On this very special Mother's Day, we celebrate the women who flourish amidst adversity to raise her children. We look at the part of God's heart that He lavishly puts into mothers, and take a peek into ourselves (men included!) to see if He's put a bit of the same inside all of us.

When we see the unjust thriving and the righteous dying, fire rises from our guts. That same zeal inflames many of the justice psalms that cry out for God to put wrong things right and to bring evil to account. So we do have a sanctified place for a flame war — it's in praying these psalms! Join us for the last of our four-part Psalms series.

Ever been in love? (But of course!) The devotional psalms help us express our longing, confidence, and loyalty to God. They are the primal heart-cries and love ballads to say how much we love God. Let us deep-dive into a few and saturate our hearts with this love language.

He is Risen! Find out more from this sermon podcast to hear the greatest news that ever happened!

From the mountaintop to the deep pits of torment, the Psalms show us not to bypass any authentic emotion but to move through them. Can lament be healing? Can lament worsen things? This week, we will help lament find its rightful place in our spiritual vocabulary.

This week, we begin a four-part series on the Psalms. How do the psalms fuel our prayers and worship; and lend us a voice to speak with God? We start with Praise Psalms. Praise doesn't begin with shouts; they begin with an internal posture of seeing God in His superlative glory. How does that translate into praises of joy?

The book of Proverbs covers innumerable matters styled as two-line poems, and they are given to lead us towards wise living. Out of all the topics covered, four pop up the most; how we speak, earn, work and learn. Find out more from this sermon video and grow a regular habit of mining the Proverbs for life.

How do you feel about the book of Proverbs? Love it and hang on to it dearly? Do you kinda get it but don’t get its appeal? Is it functional for you? Or are you indifferent to it? We are spending two weeks in Proverbs hoping for the grace to crack it. This week, Wisdom vs Folly.