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Sermon Reflections
Remember the Lord’s Day 7/8 Feb
Do Not Take the Lord’s Name in Vain 31 Jan/1 Feb
Do Not Bow Down to Any Graven Image 24/25 Jan
You Shall Have No Other Gods 17/18 Jan
The Ten Commandments for Today 10/11 Jan
Foundations of Faith 3/4 Jan
Exodus 20:8-11 • Revd Moses Israeli
- The fourth commandment begins with "Remember the Sabbath Day." What leads you to forget it (busyness, fear, ambition, or habit)? What simple practice might help you intentionally remember the Lord’s Day each week? Meanwhile, devices subtly distract you from your focus and rest. What boundary might you set for a season?
- The Sabbath command beautifully includes rest for children, servants, foreigners, and animals. Reflect on who else might be affected by your decisions—family, staff, colleagues, or helpers—and consider how you can support their experience of God’s rest.
- Jesus invites you, saying, “Come to Me… and I will give you rest,” and “Take My yoke upon you.” Consider where in your life you are trying to carry the yoke alone. What might it mean, concretely, to be yoked with Jesus in that area?
- In what ways have you (perhaps unintentionally) misused God’s name?
- What are things you haven’t been doing “in the name of Jesus”, and how is God calling you to make a change?
Exodus 20:7 • Revd Christopher Chan
Exodus 20:7 • Revd Christopher Chan
- In what ways have you (perhaps unintentionally) misused God’s name?
- What are things you haven’t been doing “in the name of Jesus”, and how is God calling you to make a change?
- How does the physical posture of bowing (or kneeling) in worship affect the posture of the heart?
- How does the sin of idolatry by God’s people mirror the sin of adultery by a spouse?
- If we understand how the straying affections of a married person can provoke legitimate jealousy in the aggrieved spouse, how can this help us understand God’s jealousy?
Exodus 20:4-6 • Revd Dr Joshua Sudharman
Exodus 20:4-6 • Revd Dr Joshua Sudharman
- How does the physical posture of bowing (or kneeling) in worship affect the posture of the heart?
- How does the sin of idolatry by God’s people mirror the sin of adultery by a spouse?
- If we understand how the straying affections of a married person can provoke legitimate jealousy in the aggrieved spouse, how can this help us understand God’s jealousy?
- Exodus 20:3 calls for our exclusive allegiance to God. What might "no other gods before Me" look like in our choices about time, priorities, and desires?
- Habits, money, success, pleasure, and relationships can subtly become "gods" in our hearts. Which of these pressures do you feel most strongly right now, and what might repentance and re‑ordering your life look like?
- Robert Robinson wrote, "Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it." Where do you most sense your own heart "wandering," and how can we as a cell group help to bind one another’s hearts more closely to the Lord?
Exodus 20:1-3 • Revd Dr Timothy Chong
Exodus 20:1-3 • Revd Dr Timothy Chong
- Exodus 20:3 calls for our exclusive allegiance to God. What might "no other gods before Me" look like in our choices about time, priorities, and desires?
- Habits, money, success, pleasure, and relationships can subtly become "gods" in our hearts. Which of these pressures do you feel most strongly right now, and what might repentance and re‑ordering your life look like?
- Robert Robinson wrote, "Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it." Where do you most sense your own heart "wandering," and how can we as a cell group help to bind one another’s hearts more closely to the Lord?
- What difference does it make that the commandments come from “the LORD your God” rather than an impersonal authority?
- How might our obedience to the commandments distinctively point others to the God we belong to?
- What does it look like, practically, to rely on the Holy Spirit in our obedience of God’s commandments?
Exodus 20:1-17 • Revd Daniel Lim
Exodus 20:1-17 • Revd Daniel Lim
- What difference does it make that the commandments come from “the LORD your God” rather than an impersonal authority?
- How might our obedience to the commandments distinctively point others to the God we belong to?
- What does it look like, practically, to rely on the Holy Spirit in our obedience of God’s commandments?
- What has been your view of catechesis or similar religious instruction, and in what way has that been challenged or reinforced by the sermon?
- How will you increase your commitment to personal and corporate prayer this year, so that both your head and your heart may be formed?
2 Timothy 2:1-2, 14-15 • Revd Christopher Chan
2 Timothy 2:1-2, 14-15 • Revd Christopher Chan
- What has been your view of catechesis or similar religious instruction, and in what way has that been challenged or reinforced by the sermon?
- How will you increase your commitment to personal and corporate prayer this year, so that both your head and your heart may be formed?