A Time To Grieve
By Chene Menon The last 5pm service was a good Sunday: babies baptised, new members joining; yet my heart is somewhat heavy… I remember the inconvenience of cooking dinner before church so we could...
word in season
Every Youth A Disciple of Jesus
By Jacqueline Lie At Zion Bishan, we desire to see every youth become a disciple of Jesus, enjoying fellowship with Him and His People, and challenged to be sent for His Mission — in...
All Eggs in One Basket
By Ps Alby Yip The phrase “all eggs in one basket” took on new meaning for me in the wee hours of 28 December. I am writing this in Europe where we were reminded...
Remembering God’s Unfolding Plan This Christmas
By Vanessa Lee This past month in our advent series, we’ve followed the people around the birth of Jesus: the ancestors, the prophets, John the Baptist and Mary. All these various angles of Jesus’...
The Power of the Gospel
By Ps Dev Menon John 6:68 … “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.” Last month I attended my youngest son’s Primary One orientation. To my pleasant surprise,...
On Shepherding
By Ps Ng Zhiwen I was ordained as a pastor (i.e. shepherd) on 29th October 2022. Within 2 days, I had to help conduct a wake. 4 weeks later, and still less than a month...
Tis The Season
By Ps Alby Yip The season of Christmas is upon us. “Tis the season” is the phrase used to describe the period from Thanksgiving on 24 November to Christmas. The phrase was likely lifted...
God’s Big Story in the Old Testament
Mr Joel Khoo Long ago, at many times and in many ways, God spoke to our fathers by the prophets… (Heb 1:1) God has been speaking to us, long before even Jesus came on the...
Missional Communities
By Ps Dev Menon How effective is a new congregation? Over the last year, the afternoon congregations have closely monitoring our ‘stats’ so-to-speak. Despite being generally smaller, we have had close to 200 unique...
Five Words On #GetSent
By Ps Ng Zhiwen Early on, while preparing for our sermon series on Ephesians, a 5-word phrase caught my eye. It remains the most impactful phrase from the book for me. They linger in...
