Archives: Sermons

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When We Look To Christ
Text: Psalm 110

When battles seem unending and we feel defeated by life’s setbacks, Psalm 110 lifts our eyes to Christ, the exalted King and eternal Priest, who rules with all authority and will one day judge with perfect righteousness. Even when victory feels distant, this psalm assures us that in Jesus, God has already secured our final triumph.

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When I am Complacent
Text: Psalms 90

The Psalms are a collection of songs that address the full range of human experience. What can we learn from Psalm 90 not living in a complacent manner?

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When There Is Injustice
Text: Psalm 12

In a world where truth is twisted and injustice seems to prevail, Psalm 12 teaches us how to respond with faith instead of despair.

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When I Feel Overwhelmed
Text: Psalm 42

Psalm 42 is a type of lament psalm, which generally expresses a deep trust in God, and helps a person to express struggles, suffering or disappointment to God. As the first lament psalm in a new subsection of this book, it sets the tone for a deep longing for God in difficult and distressing situations.

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When I Overcome
Text: Psalms 40:1-3

The Psalms are a collection of songs that address the full range of human experience. What can we learn from Psalm 40 on overcoming challenges?

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When I Fee Small
Text: Psalm 8

In a world that constantly tells us to look inward and elevate ourselves, Psalm 8 invites us to look upward — to see the majesty of God and our smallness in His greatness. Through the psalm’s poetic structure, we discover that the God who rules over the heavens is also mindful of us, entrusting us with His creation despite our insignificance. When we truly grasp how majestic God is and how small we are, our hearts are moved to worship — not for what we gain, but for who He is.

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Sermon: When We Walk In Wisdom
Passage: Psalm 1

Psalm 1 is the gateway into the entire book of Psalms. It paints a vivid contrast between two paths: one that leads to wisdom and life, and one that leads to foolishness and destruction. The sermon reminds us that we need wisdom not only for life’s big crossroads like choosing a spouse, job, or calling, but also for the small daily decisions that shape our lives over time.

Series: Focus 2025 Series 3
Title: Proclaiming to Others
Text: Colossians 4:2-6

The letter to Colossae was written by Paul while he was in prison to remind the church the sufficiency of Christ for salvation. If Christ is sufficient for our salvation, the greatest gift we could ever receive, we should proclaim what He has done with excitement.

General Questions:

1. The Gospel is something that we should be excited to share to the world. What are some things that hinder you from sharing about God and His love?

Perspective Questions:

1. In the sermon, we are called to pray as part of how we proclaim the gospel. Why is prayer important in the proclamation of the gospel? Is this congruent with your own prayer life?
2. We proclaim the gospel by living out our faith and we are meant to be living testimonies of the salvation that we have received. What are some things that taints our testimony? Are there beliefs or worries that stop us from living out our faith in the world?
3. What should we consider to ensure that our conversations are full of grace and the power of God? What might make it challenging to do so in the world? What can we hold on to so that we will not falter?

Application Questions:

1. Ps Jeff shared about how he prays for people through journalling and messaging them. For you, what can you do to inculcate this habit of praying for the lost into your lifestyle? What might be some obstacles and how can you overcome them?
2. How can the lifegroup support and encourage each other to live out our faith in the world? What kind of support do you want or need the most?

Title: Confessing to God (1 John 1:5-10)

What does walking in God’s ways truly mean and how does confessing to God help us to walk in His ways?

General Questions

1. Why do we find it difficult to confess our sins to God?
2. What are signs that a Christian is walking in the light?

Perspective questions

1. How is it possible for a Christian to live in persistent sins while walking in the light?
2. If God is all knowing, why do we need to be intentional and specific in confessing our sins before God?

Application questions

1. What is one sin that you need to confess to God today? Share with your lifegroup how the fellow brothers and sisters can journey with you and hold you accountable in this one sin.
2. How can you build a habit of confession into your daily walk with God? What are the adjustments that you need to make today to build this habit?