Pastoral Letters are weekly communications from our church pastor to the congregation.  They are mostly original reflections on the Word of God in response to church events or current affairs, local or beyond, with the primary intent to exhort Christians to live rightly before God in the real world.  Short bibliographies are sometimes featured towards the same end.

We pray that these writings will be a great blessing to you!

The Battle for Souls (Part 6/7)

Every Christian cannot not preach the gospel. Not only must we preach the gospel, we must do so with all our strength. In fact, the entire church must be moblised to preach the gospel. This article was written by Dr Peter Masters and is taken from https://metropolitantabernacle.org/articles/the-battle-for-souls/.  As a boy...

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A Risen Saviour

Christians celebrate Easter this Sunday. What is the significance of Easter? While the world commercialises Easter with easter bunny eggs, and a time for enjoying the holiday, we Christians are in a pensive and meditative mood. This is a day when we rejoice how Christ has risen for sinners who...

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The Lord Jesus Came to Lay Down His Life

Before being crucified, the Lord Jesus prophesied his death several times. On the road to Jerusalem with his disciples, Jesus made it known that he would die in Jerusalem, and at the hands of the Jewish leaders and Roman officials of that time (see Matthew 20:18-19). He also knew that...

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The Battle for Souls (Part 5/7)​

Every Christian cannot not preach the gospel. Not only must we preach the gospel, we must do so with all our strength. In fact, the entire church must be moblised to preach the gospel. This article was written by Dr Peter Masters and is taken from https://metropolitantabernacle.org/articles/the-battle-for-souls/.  ​ Earlier in this...

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The Battle for Souls (Part 4/7)

Every Christian cannot not preach the gospel. Not only must we preach the gospel, we must do so with all our strength. In fact, the entire church must be moblised to preach the gospel. This article was written by Dr Peter Masters and is taken from https://metropolitantabernacle.org/articles/the-battle-for-souls/.  Dare I mention...

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The Battle for Souls (Part 3/7)

Every Christian cannot not preach the gospel. Not only must we preach the gospel, we must do so with all our strength. In fact, the entire church must be moblised to preach the gospel. This article was written by Dr Peter Masters and is taken from https://metropolitantabernacle.org/articles/the-battle-for-souls/.  In 1 Timothy...

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The Battle for Souls (Part 2/7)

Every Christian cannot not preach the gospel. Not only must we preach the gospel, we must do so with all our strength. In fact, the entire church must be moblised to preach the gospel. This article was written by Dr Peter Masters and is taken from https://metropolitantabernacle.org/articles/the-battle-for-souls/.  Warfare is about...

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Let us go on a vacation with the church!

The year-end holidays and Lunar New Year have passed. Both children and adults have since gone back to their busy lives of work and studies. Some might still have lingering memories of these vacations. Going on a trip with friends and families, enjoying each other’s company, and experiencing different cultures...

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Live A Purposeful Christian Life

One of the critical success factors of a successful and purposeful man is to set clear and achievable goals. One of the ways to set goals is to use the acronym SMART framework. SMART goals are one of the most popular frameworks for setting goals, with each letter within the...

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The Battle for Souls (Part 1/7)

Every Christian cannot not preach the gospel. Not only must we preach the gospel, we must do so with all our strength. In fact, the entire church must be mobilised to preach the gospel. This article was written by Dr Peter Masters and is taken from https://metropolitantabernacle.org/articles/the-battle-for-souls/. Years ago we...

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