“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our affliction…” ( 2 Corinthians 1:3–4) This is how Scripture describes our heavenly Father: The Father of mercies. The God of all comfort. Whatever your suffering—whether physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual— He comforts you in all of it . Not some. Not most.  All. You are never alone in your pain.No matter how deep the sorrow or how unspoken th

Do you seek to be a better person or a better Christian? If you have been in the faith long enough, you will know that love lies at the very heart of a meaningful Christian life. One may strive to be a better leader, preacher, teacher, or disciple — and these are good and worthwhile aims. You may work hard to organise a successful church event or to achieve a ministry goal. Such moments can bring fulfilment and deep satisfaction, a sense of work well done. Yet, as I look back

As we enter the fourth quarter of the year, many of us will be facing accumulated expenses. At the same time, we will soon need to replace the air-conditioning condensers for our Sanctuary. Let us each be faithful in our tithes and offerings as we trust the Lord together for His provision. As mentioned previously, we are in the process of combining our 9:00 AM and 11:30 AM Services into  one Service at 10:00 AM . We will begin Sundays with light breakfast refreshments at 9:00

During my travels, I often catch up on some readings. Whenever possible, I borrow free audiobooks from the National Library. If a book proves valuable, I will also purchase it on Kindle for easier rereading and retrieval. This is often how ideas or quotes from books find their way into my sermons or devotional writings. Recently, I’ve been reading  Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in an Age of Indulgence  by Dr. Anna Lembke, a professor of psychiatry. It’s not a difficult boo

We warmly welcome  Pastor Edmund Chan  to the pulpit this morning! We are deeply indebted to him and to  Covenant Evangelical Free Church  for inspiring so many churches — including MPCC — to take discipleship seriously. This influence has also been deeply felt in every parish I have had the privilege to serve. The lasting fruits of this movement go far beyond a programme, important as the process may be. It has become a  culture — one where members care for their own spiritu

We bid farewell to Yohan and Mary on Monday evening. They have gone back to Philippines for good. We will miss their friendship in...

Over the weekdays since Ash Wednesday, I have been writing devotionals regularly. The grace of the Lord has sustained me, and I am...

We are now at the three-quarter mark in our B2B programme. It is a good moment to pause and ask: how has it been a blessing so far? Allow...