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Recorded Worship Service Videos

Service 17 August 2025

Luke 12:49-56 Jesus is the Prince of Peace, but in today’s reading, Jesus declares he brings division, not peace. It is challenging our understanding of discipleship. True discipleship involves radical commitment, often leading to separation from cultural norms. Like the daughters of Zelophehad who challenged unjust traditions, following Jesus may cause controversy, but it’s necessary for entering God’s new time and space. In today’s secular world, Christian identity can feel unfamiliar, yet we are called to live as new creations, proclaiming the gospel through service and integrity. Division, though uncomfortable, can be a sign of transformation and faithfulness to God’s mission.

Service 10 August 2025 - Op Shop Appreciation Service

Luke 12:32-40 (for the op shop appreciation service) : In reflecting on Jesus teaching today, we’re reminded how quickly time passes and how easily we chase lesser things. We, as vulnerable and insecure humans, often pursue what doesn’t last. Jesus calls His disciples not to cling to earthly desires but to use the treasures God has already given. Our Op Shop ministry is a living example of this calling. Our volunteers share time, energy, and compassion, turning everyday items into expressions of God’s love. True joy comes not from having more, but from faithfully using what we have for God’s kingdom and the good of others.

Service 3 August 2025

Luke 12:13-21: Jesus’ parable of the rich man critiques the human obsession with “more” on wealth, power, possessions, and even education. This hunger stems from a deeper spiritual and emotional deprivation rooted in humanity’s fall, leaving us restless and unsatisfied. Jesus warns not against abundance itself, but against attachment and self-centred use of it. True discipleship is found not in accumulation, but in using what God has given, which is daily manna, to support others and glorify Him. A meaningful life emerges when we receive, share, and trust God’s provision, rather than secure ourselves through excess. In this, we reclaim what was lost in Eden.

Service 27 July 2025

Luke11:1-13 - Prayer is more than asking. It is a relationship rooted in trust, shaped by God’s will. Though we often long for immediate answers, prayer is not about persuading God or unlocking divine secrets, but about learning to listen, to be transformed. Jesus prayed constantly and showed us a life deeply connected to God. We may struggle with doubt, especially when prayers seem unanswered, yet Scripture shows that God's silence often holds deeper purpose. As we ask, seek, and knock, we discover prayer's true meaning—not magic, but transformation—and that God, in perfect wisdom, gives what is best for us.

Service 6 July 2025

Luke 10:1-11, 16-20 - Jesus sends out seventy followers, not with strategies or guarantees, but with vulnerability and trust. Their mission, like ours today, feels risky and uncertain, yet it reflects God’s broader plan for all people. From this story of Jesus’ sending, we’re reminded that success isn’t measured by outcomes alone. Jesus calls us not to results, but to faithfulness. Even when we feel small or under-resourced, our efforts matter because we are part of God’s unfolding promise, like Abraham journeying without full clarity. Our calling is to be present, prayerful, and faithful, as we trust in God’s purpose beyond what we can see.

Service 29 June 2025

Luke 9:51-62 - Today’s reading marks the beginning of Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem. His journey is challenged by rejection. This aspect makes Jesus’ disciples upset and angry, mirroring how we often respond when denied or misunderstood. Potential followers also struggle when Jesus asks them to follow “now”. Through Jesus’ teaching, we are invited to focus on God’s purpose rather than people’s judgments. His teaching reframes rejection as part of discipleship and urges us to fix our eyes on the destination, not human approval. True transformation comes when we follow Him boldly, leaving behind what hinders us. In other words, our identity is shaped by God, not popular opinion.

Service 22 June 2025

Luke 8:22-39 - Luke’s Gospel contrasts the disciples’ fear during a storm with Jesus’ call to faith. in their fear, Jesus asked, “Where is your faith?” This is not to criticize, but to call them into action. This echoes our fear in our unexpected situations. Faith, as Jesus teaches, is not passive but active, opposing fear. A demon-possessed man who were rejected and hopeless came to Jesus and was restored. A way to use our faith is shown through this demon possessed man, not though Jesus’s disciples. Then he was sent back to transform his village. His faith became a witness. The message is clear. Faith empowers us to face storms and overcome, not by escaping but by returning our problems with Christ’s power.

Service 15 June 2025

Proverbs 8:1-5, 15-31 - Wisdom is more than knowledge. She is God’s guiding presence that brings the deep meaning of God’s creation to the human life. Proverbs 8 portrays Wisdom as a woman, calling people to embrace God’s order rather than foolishness. Wisdom existed at the beginning, shaping creation like an artist carving a masterpiece. Wisdom is not just a virtue to possess, but the Master enabling us to live rightly. The Gospel of John echoes this, linking Wisdom to Jesus, the Logos. Just as ancient kings carved laws of justice, we are called to shape our lives with divine order. So listening to Wisdom leads to life while ignoring it leads to failure.