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Sermon Reflections
Thirst for the Lord 22/23 Mar
Wait for the Lord 15/16 Mar
Our Dwelling Place 8/9 Mar
The Promise of Restoration 1/2 Mar
The Day of Mourning 22/23 Feb
A Plumb Line is Set 15/16 Feb
Woe to Those at Ease 8/9 Feb
Seek Me and Live 1/2 Feb
Yet You Did Not Return 25/26 Jan
Punishment is Certain 18/19 Jan
The Lord Will Judge 11/12 Jan
Amos: Worship that Pleases God 4/5 Jan
- How has the sermon challenged or affirmed your understanding of who God is? How does our understanding of God affect us in practical ways?
- The sermon speaks of two concepts of "glory". Which concept have you (perhaps subconsciously) embraced? What difference would it make if you start to imbibe God's concept of "glory"?
Preacher: Dr Leow Theng Huat (Sat 4.45pm, Sun 9.30am)
Psalm 63:1-8
Dr Leow Theng Huat (Sat 4.45pm, Sun 9.30am)
- How has the sermon challenged or affirmed your understanding of who God is? How does our understanding of God affect us in practical ways?
- The sermon speaks of two concepts of "glory". Which concept have you (perhaps subconsciously) embraced? What difference would it make if you start to imbibe God's concept of "glory"?
Preacher: Revd Dr Edwin Tay (Sun 8am, 11.30am, 4.30pm)
Preacher: Revd Dr Edwin Tay (Sun 8am, 11.30am, 4.30pm)
- Name a crisis that you are going through or one that you had experienced in the past. In what way does David’s wilderness experience resonate with your own experience of crisis?
- Lesson 1: Pray. What about David’s prayer in verse 1 do you find instructive?
- Lesson 2: Remember. In verses 2-3, David recalls his experience of encountering God in his glory, power, and steadfast love. Can you recall some occasions in your life when God was unusually real to you in his love and power?
- Lesson 3: Adore. Verses 4-8 is characterised by the connection between David’s adoration of God and his soul’s satisfaction in God. To what extent have you experienced satisfaction in your soul/heart as you engage in the adoration and praise of God?
- Lesson 4: Yield. David’s disposition in verses 9-11 is one of yielding to God’s sovereign dealings with his enemies. He simply rejoices in God (v11) and with confidence leaves his vindication to God. What practical steps can we take to help us adopt the same posture as David in times of crisis?
- In which areas of your life have you been trying to overcome troubles on your own instead of trusting God to deliver you? In which areas are you finding it hard to wait for His deliverance?
- What steps will you take to cultivate your relationship with God and deepen your trust in Him? How might this have an impact on the areas you identified above?
Psalm 27:1-14 • Revd Christopher Chan
Psalm 27:1-14 • Revd Christopher Chan
- In which areas of your life have you been trying to overcome troubles on your own instead of trusting God to deliver you? In which areas are you finding it hard to wait for His deliverance?
- What steps will you take to cultivate your relationship with God and deepen your trust in Him? How might this have an impact on the areas you identified above?
- What does it mean to “dwell in the shelter of the Most High”?
- Have you personally, or know of someone who had gone through “trials and tribulations” and for God to use it for a greater good or for blessing others? What happened?
- Are you going through a situation now where you need God’s deliverance and protection? Share and pray for one another.
Psalm 91:1-2, 9-16 • Revd Andrew Yap
Psalm 91:1-2, 9-16 • Revd Andrew Yap
- What does it mean to “dwell in the shelter of the Most High”?
- Have you personally, or know of someone who had gone through “trials and tribulations” and for God to use it for a greater good or for blessing others? What happened?
- Are you going through a situation now where you need God’s deliverance and protection? Share and pray for one another.
- In what ways have we tried to hide from God or run away from His judgement?
- How does the promise of restoration in Amos 9:11-15 help you in your understanding and appreciation of the relationship you have with God?
- What practical steps can you take, especially during the season of Lent, to cultivate your relationship with God?
Amos 9:1-15 • Revd Daniel Lim
Amos 9:1-15 • Revd Daniel Lim
- In what ways have we tried to hide from God or run away from His judgement?
- How does the promise of restoration in Amos 9:11-15 help you in your understanding and appreciation of the relationship you have with God?
- What practical steps can you take, especially during the season of Lent, to cultivate your relationship with God?
- Amos 8 warns of a spiritual famine due to Israel’s sins—exploiting the vulnerable (vv. 4-6), nominal worship (v. 5a), and distorted beliefs (v. 14). Which of these do you think is most relevant to today’s church, and how can we guard ourselves against it?
- The Israelites' main issue was self-exaltation. In what ways do we sometimes put ourselves above God or others? How can we cultivate humility in our daily lives?
- In what ways might we be ignoring or becoming desensitised to God’s Word in our daily lives? How can you begin obeying God’s Word in everyday life, especially when it is difficult or goes against what you want to do?
Amos 8:1-14 • Mr Joshua Koh
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Amos 8:1-14 • Mr Joshua Koh
- Amos 8 warns of a spiritual famine due to Israel’s sins—exploiting the vulnerable (vv. 4-6), nominal worship (v. 5a), and distorted beliefs (v. 14). Which of these do you think is most relevant to today’s church, and how can we guard ourselves against it?
- The Israelites' main issue was self-exaltation. In what ways do we sometimes put ourselves above God or others? How can we cultivate humility in our daily lives?
- In what ways might we be ignoring or becoming desensitised to God’s Word in our daily lives? How can you begin obeying God’s Word in everyday life, especially when it is difficult or goes against what you want to do?
- Consider how God relents twice in response to Amos' pleas in Amos 7:1-6. In what ways does this interplay between justice and mercy influence your understanding of God's nature?
- What does it mean for you to intercede for others in a world plagued by injustice, idolatry, crisis, and the cries of the people?
- If you were to allow Jesus to apply God's plumb line to your life, what one action could you take (to love your neighbour as yourself) this week to embody God's justice and mercy?
Amos 7:1-17 • Revd Moses Israeli
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Amos 7:1-17 • Revd Moses Israeli
- Consider how God relents twice in response to Amos' pleas in Amos 7:1-6. In what ways does this interplay between justice and mercy influence your understanding of God's nature?
- What does it mean for you to intercede for others in a world plagued by injustice, idolatry, crisis, and the cries of the people?
- If you were to allow Jesus to apply God's plumb line to your life, what one action could you take (to love your neighbour as yourself) this week to embody God's justice and mercy?
- Have we been seeking security in God or in other things? What needs to change?
- Arrogance, affluence, apathy: In which of these areas do we need to repent and return to God, and what steps can we take to align ourselves with His will?
Amos 6:1-14 • Revd Christopher Chan
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Amos 6:1-14 • Revd Christopher Chan
- Have we been seeking security in God or in other things? What needs to change?
- Arrogance, affluence, apathy: In which of these areas do we need to repent and return to God, and what steps can we take to align ourselves with His will?
- What are your thoughts on the two main themes of Amos chapter 5 (True worship of God and the justice which flows from it)?
- Share how you can and will truly worship God in your daily life.
Preacher: Ds Ti Lian Swan (Sat 4.45pm, Sun 9.30am)
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Amos 5:1-27
Ds Ti Lian Swan (Sat 4.45pm, Sun 9.30am)
- What are your thoughts on the two main themes of Amos chapter 5 (True worship of God and the justice which flows from it)?
- Share how you can and will truly worship God in your daily life.
Preacher: Ds June Tan (Sun 8am, 11.30am, 4.30pm)
Preacher: Ds June Tan (Sun 8am, 11.30am, 4.30pm)
- Do you use money to help people? Or do you use people to help us make money? How can you help people more effectively with your money?
- What difference does it make to you personally to know that God’s Name is I AM? What practical steps will you take to do good and to draw near to Him?
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- What are some ways in which God tries to get our attention in order to turn us away from our wayward selves and back to him (Amos 4:6-11)? Have you ever had such an experience?
- Do you feel prepared to "meet God" (Amos 4:12)? What are some of your apprehensions and fears? How can your faith in Christ give you confidence in meeting God (Hebrews 4:14-16)?
Amos 4:1-13 • Revd Andrew Yap
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Amos 4:1-13 • Revd Andrew Yap
- What are some ways in which God tries to get our attention in order to turn us away from our wayward selves and back to him (Amos 4:6-11)? Have you ever had such an experience?
- Do you feel prepared to "meet God" (Amos 4:12)? What are some of your apprehensions and fears? How can your faith in Christ give you confidence in meeting God (Hebrews 4:14-16)?
- 1 Peter 2:9 reminds us that we are a chosen people, called to declare His praises. How do we live as God’s people in the world? How do we honour Him in our lives? Are we reflecting His holiness in our lives? Are we a light in the world?
- Being chosen by God, does not exclude us from being disciplined by Him. God disciplines us to bring us back to Him. Are there areas in our lives where we have tolerated sin? Are there areas in our lives that we are ignoring God’s voice? Do we listen when He convicts us of sin?
Amos 3:1-15 • Revd Dr Timothy Chong
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Amos 3:1-15 • Revd Dr Timothy Chong
- 1 Peter 2:9 reminds us that we are a chosen people, called to declare His praises. How do we live as God’s people in the world? How do we honour Him in our lives? Are we reflecting His holiness in our lives? Are we a light in the world?
- Being chosen by God, does not exclude us from being disciplined by Him. God disciplines us to bring us back to Him. Are there areas in our lives where we have tolerated sin? Are there areas in our lives that we are ignoring God’s voice? Do we listen when He convicts us of sin?
- How have we despised God or His Word in our life?
- What practical steps can we take to prepare ourselves for that future meeting with the Divine Judge with joy?
Amos 2:1-16 • Revd Daniel Lim
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Amos 2:1-16 • Revd Daniel Lim
- How have we despised God or His Word in our life?
- What practical steps can we take to prepare ourselves for that future meeting with the Divine Judge with joy?
- What’s your plan for reading the Bible this year?
- What can you do to esteem and lift up the poor and vulnerable?
- In what ways have you focused on the failings of others while overlooking your own?
Amos 1:1-15 • Revd Christopher Chan
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Amos 1:1-15 • Revd Christopher Chan
- What’s your plan for reading the Bible this year?
- What can you do to esteem and lift up the poor and vulnerable?
- In what ways have you focused on the failings of others while overlooking your own?