483. From Dead Works to Living Hope // Christine Indrali by The City, Singapore

482. The Life of a Disciple: Blessed Are Those Who Are Persecuted for Righteousness' Sake (Week 11) // Sng Peh Han by The City, Singapore

481. The Life of a Disciple: Blessed Are the Pure in Heart (Week 10) // Andre Tan by The City, Singapore

480. The Life of a Disciple: Blessed Are the Merciful (Week 9) // Andre Tan by The City, Singapore

479. The Life of a Disciple: Blessed Are The Peacemakers (Week 8) // Don Wong by The City, Singapore

478. The Life of a Disciple: Blessed Are Those Who Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness (Week 7) // Sng Peh Han by The City, Singapore

477. The Life of a Disciple: Blessed are the Meek (Week 6) // Timothy Seow by The City, Singapore

476. The Life of a Disciple: Blessed are Those Who Mourn (Week 5) // Janice Chern by The City, Singapore

475. The Life of a Disciple: Blessed are the Poor in Spirit (Week 4) // Andre Tan by The City, Singapore

474. The Life of a Disciple: What God Sounds Like (Week 3) // Timothy Seow by The City, Singapore

“We’re not chasing something new for the sake of novelty — we’re reclaiming what has always been ours: a living, mystical and transformative relationship with the God who speaks, acts, and makes Himself known.” - @pehhan82 Ps. Peh Han brought a word titled Hearing God in a Disenchanted World, as part of our Hearing the Voice of God sermon series. In our pursuit of what’s practical, efficient, and logical, we often leave little room for the supernatural voice of God. We build our lives on culture and media, rather than on the Word. He reminded us to remember our spiritual heritage — we are a people shaped by God’s story, not the world’s. He called us to root our lives in Scripture, to rediscover the art of deep listening, and to lean into communion with God — not just as a discipline, but as a relationship marked by intimacy, trust, and revelation. There is an invitation to lean in and listen again, because God is deeply relational and still speaks. And to those who listen, He longs to reveal Himself, to guide, and to teach His ways.

472. The Life of a Disciple: Hearing the Voice of God (Week 1) // Janice Chern by The City, Singapore

471. The Life of a Disciple: A New Minimum Standard // Andre Tan by The City, Singapore

“What are we giving our lives to and labouring toward? How we view the end determines how we live our lives.” - @jasonchua.sg Jason shared from Psalm 1 and 2 and called us to rediscover discipleship- living with God’s mission and the end in view, that we might give our lives wholly to His purpose. When we see the end through the lens of Scripture, we gain the wisdom to remain anchored, align with God’s will to glorify His Son, and stay faithful in a culture of compromise. May our response be to return to the place of prayer and giving ourselves fully to our calling to proclaim the worth of Jesus to the nations.

“If you do not fear God above all, you will end up fearing something else, and that fear will quietly become your god.” - @andrejosiah Ps. Andre brought us a word on fear and faith. In life, there will be moments where we are afraid and it will often times stand between us and action. Speaking from the book of Judges, we see how God led Gideon out of fear and into faith. Stepping out of fear is a journey of faith and trust - trusting in how God sees us, even though our surroundings and self-perception say otherwise; trusting that God is with us, even in the ordinary and everyday; and trusting that God will use us, even if our “yes” is weak and our step of faith is small. We pray that in the moments where we are fearful, we will know and remember that we do not need to be afraid because God is with us. We can have faith and draw strength from God’s presence, who is our courage. #wearethecitysg #sundaysatthecitysg

“When the church lives in unity, the world sees the Gospel embodied, and Jesus is glorified.” - @chrisvonne In week 4 of our series on the book of Titus, Ps. Christine brought us a word on Persevering Unity. Referencing Titus 3:9-11 and 14-15, we are shown how to build and guard unity among ourselves: by avoiding distractions, dealing with division and dissension, practicing gentleness with one another, and devoting ourselves to good works. May we continuously persevere towards unity, modeling what a missionally fruitful community can look like.

“God’s grace doesn’t just save us—it trains, humbles, renews, and forms us into a people who reflect the goodness of God in every season of life.” - @janicechinchern In week 3 of our sermon series, Ready For Every Good Work, Janice shared on Grace-Filled Works, anchored on Titus 2:11–14. She reminded us that grace is not passive—it is active and transformative in training us - teaching us to reject what is ungodly, and wait in hope for Christ’s return. Grace forms us not through striving, but through surrender. As we navigate life between the two appearings of Christ—His first coming and His return—may we remain steadfast, open-handed, and dependent. As we embark on a new week, may we continue to seek the Lord and pray into ways that we can - in our individual and life as a church community - be trained, humbled and renewed by God’s grace, that we may be ready for every good work.

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