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!
Since this church was founded three years ago, the Lord has used this church to save a few souls. Every half yearly, for the last two years, new members were introduced into this church by baptism. This is possible, firstly, because God’s churches contain an overpowering life, the life of...
After you have received Jesus as Lord and Saviour, you should serve God. By the word “serve,” I am not referring first to the content of what you do when serving but its essence. When I say you should serve God, it means that your entire life, which includes how...
An article was written in the newspapers, Today, on 10th September 2012. In it, the author defended the use of proper grammar in journalism and wrote that he “hoped that proper grammar can endure,” and “rules of grammar and usage assist us in expressing ourselves with precision.” Precision in language...
We had just celebrated Teachers’ Day and I had wanted to write a special note to our teachers in the Adult and Children Sunday Schools but I could not due to several reasons. Teaching is a critical ministry in church. This is where important and systematic truths are taught. In...
Regarding the recent gospel rally, we had been particularly concerned about several issues. First, our new (we moved into The Spire on 24th of June this year) church premises was not situated in the most accessible location. Some taxi-drivers were also not familiar with this place. For those who drove,...
After a stressful day of handling work related problems including navigating through complex human relationships, where would you look forward to going? Some visit pubs (don’t!) while some look up good friends to pour out our grievances. Many, like me, will think of returning home not because it is the...
What’s so special about October that today’s pastoral letter should be entitled “Entering the Month of October?” There’s nothing special about it because we will be doing what we need to do for the past months: serve God, take care of the family, do our job, etc. It is, however,...
Why do we urge people to believe in the Lord Jesus Christ? If we can hear the people in hell speak, you might hear them call out: “Do not come here. It’s a place of great suffering!” The Bible has always been proven amazingly accurate in so many things, whether...
We sang the hymn “Must I Go and Empty Handed” in last Sunday’s Worship Service. This hymn was written by Charles Carroll who was a journalist and lay evangelist before he was ordained as a Baptist minister in 1886. He authored this hymn when he heard about a Rev A.V....
There are several outstanding athletes in the London Olympics 2012. Two of them are Usain Bolt who won the 100m race in 9.63 seconds. The other is Michael Phelps who is hailed as the greatest Olympian ever. He has won a total of 18 Olympic gold medals. They are definitely...