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!

When the MRT Breaks Down

Many passengers complained that the recent break downs of the Mass Rapid Transit system were badly handled.  Affected passengers were not sufficiently informed of what went wrong and rescue plans.  To get out of the stalled cabins, some had to walk through the MRT tunnels. One person broke the glass...

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Objectives for the New Year 2012

Today is the first day of the New Year.  Psychologically, we are hoping that we can achieve great things this year.  Spiritually, God also promises to give us grace to succeed in the New Year because of, as He promises in His Word that is totally infallible and inerrant, “the...

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Welcoming the New Year

You might think that it is too early to talk about welcoming the New Year 2012. If, however, you are serious about living victoriously in the New Year 2012, you might even say that I should have written this pastoral letter earlier. The reason for that is we need time...

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Passing Away of Another Loved One

Just not too long ago, I wrote about someone whom we cared about who died suddenly at a young age. She had heard the gospel numerous times but she did not, as far as we knew, make a decision to receive Christ. Perhaps during the last minutes of her life,...

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Eternal Security of Christians

When a person simply and sincerely believes in Jesus, that is, receives Him as Saviour, that person receives eternal life from that very moment he believes in Jesus. He will also experience and enjoy eternal life in his life on earth. At the same time, he is also guaranteed a...

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The Success Factor

The PSLE results have just been released. While some are overjoyed, there are other parents who are disappointed with their child’s results. More importantly, they are worried about their child’s ability to excel academically and hence to succeed in life. In other words, to them, academic results determine your success...

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Scripture Memory

Computers are one of the wonders of the modern world. Just by clicking a mouse or typing on a keyboard, you can move a machine to perform your commands, control an air plane or print a document without attaching any wire. All these tasks are made possible not because of...

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A Biblical Perspective on Natural Disasters

In the course of these several years, the world has witnessed major disasters including tsunamis, earthquakes, floods and presently, famines in Africa and nearer home, the present flood in Thailand. The floods in Thailand are the worst in half a century and have shut down 10,000 factories, put 660,000 jobs...

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The Passing of a Loved One

We received news on Tuesday that someone whom we know and loved passed away. We were in shock as she was young—only 42 years old and she had, as far as we knew, no history of any serious sickness. She came for September’s church gospel rally. In fact, she had...

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Reformation Sunday

The church remembers 31st October as Reformation Day. Martin Luther, a brilliant scholar, was a Roman Catholic monk who was often troubled about his sins. He went to great extent of torturing himself, thinking that by so doing, God would forgive his sins. It was upon reading the book of...

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