Redeemer Baptist Church

Redeemer Baptist Church We are a family-oriented, Bible-based community of believers. We love to worship God, fellowship with other believers and reach out to others.

Send us a message - we'd love to be in touch :) "A Committed Christian." As we all know, nothing is established or accomplished without commitment. Commitment is the basic ingredient for any plan to succeed. Without commitment, we cannot hope to fulfil the Great Commission that the Lord Jesus has given us. God is also looking for people to be fully committed to Him. In 2 Chronicles 16: 9 it says,

"For the eyes of the Lord range throughout the earth to strengthen those whose hearts are fully committed to Him." Let us strive together to be a committed Christian -- what God has called us to be and to
do.

[31 May 2026 Sunday Service] A heartfelt thank you to Sis Sarah Choub for delivering such a stirring and motivational wa...
31/05/2026

[31 May 2026 Sunday Service]
A heartfelt thank you to Sis Sarah Choub for delivering such a stirring and motivational wake‑up call message: ‘Wake Up Before It’s Too Late (W.A.K.E)’ drawn from the mighty scriptures of Ephesians 5:1–20.

Her words reminded us that God calls us to rise from spiritual slumber, to walk in His light, and to live wisely in these urgent times. Truly, it was a message that shook us awake to the reality of faith, obedience, and the precious gift of time we have been given.

May we not delay, but respond now, living as children of light, redeeming the days, and glorifying Christ in all we do.

Chairman: Dn. Tan Swee Meng
Worship Leader & Musician: Bro Andrew Tay
Worship Team: Bro Ian Yee & Sis Isabel Yee
AV Team: Dn. Yee Kan Leong, Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Winston Ho & Sis Isabel Yee
Ushers: Bro Carlos Delvin & Sis Grace Ong

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Dear Brothers and Sisters Christ, sometimes we drift through our days half-asleep by chasing routine, comfort, or even pride, while the Spirit is quietly calling us to wake up. Paul’s words in Ephesians 5:1-20 are not gentle suggestions; they are urgent alarms. “Wake up, sleeper, rise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you.” To wake up before it’s too late means to stop living on autopilot and start walking intentionally in the light of Christ.

To wake up is to recognize that divine guidance must triumph over human desire. A Spirit-filled church is not marked by fear or comfort, but by Courage, Holiness, and Love. When we awaken, we stop being satisfied with shallow faith and begin to hunger for God’s presence. Awakening means rejecting darkness (Example: Gossip, Pride, hidden Sin) and choosing to be filled with the Spirit, singing psalms, giving thanks, and living wisely.

This is not just about the church as an institution; it is about each of us. What fills your heart today? Is it anxiety, distraction, or pride? Or is it the Spirit of God? Awakening is not a one-time event but a daily choice. Every morning, we decide whether to walk in the light or stumble in the shadows. To wake up before it’s too late is to realize that tomorrow is not promised, and today is the day to live fully for Christ.

After hearing today’s wake-up call message shared by Sis Sarah, let’s everyone of us take sometime to reflect during this week:

• Spirit-filled living: What truly fills out heart: Fear, Pride, or the Spirit?
• Divine guidance: Are we following God’s voice, or our own desires?
• Urgency of faith: If Christ returned tonight, would He find us awake or asleep?
• Church identity: What marks our church today: Routine or Revival?

Or we may even wondering or questioning 🤔🤨 :

• Is Comfort the greatest enemy of Spiritual Awakening?
• Can a church be “Successful” yet Spiritually Asleep?
• Does true Awakening require Suffering, or can it come through Joy?
• Is being Spirit-filled a personal experience, or must it always be communal?

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We invite you to join us every Sunday for our uplifting church service, followed by a delightful lunch fellowship. Come for the inspiration, stay for the delicious meals and warm community. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🙌🍽️

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Join us onsite at 9.30am at Redeemer Baptist Church.
8 New Industrial Rd, #04-03, LHK3 Building, S(536200)

Service LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/5oWbkvA9fpQ?si=IMLQQm2LZSfgSTTl

Youtube channel to revisit sermons: https://youtube.com/

[24 May 2026 Sunday Service] Thank you very much indeed to our guest speaker, Rev. Pierre Lau (刘建成牧师) , for such a profo...
24/05/2026

[24 May 2026 Sunday Service]
Thank you very much indeed to our guest speaker, Rev. Pierre Lau (刘建成牧师) , for such a profoundly touching and empowering message, 'Abide in Christ (住在基督里)' from the powerful scriptures of John (约翰福音) 15:1-8 .

Chairman: Sis Lin Hui Hui
Worship Leader: Sis Isabel Yee
Backup Singer: Bro Ian Yee & Sis Lay See
Musician: Bro Ian Yee
AV Team: Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Winston Ho & Bro Christopher
Ushers: Sis Judith Seah & Bro Samuel Chen
Interpreter: Bro Joel Li
Sunday School: Sis Sarah Choub

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In our daily struggles, whether it’s balancing work, family, or the quiet battles in our hearts, we often feel drained, like branches cut off from their source. Jesus reminds us: “I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit.” Abiding in Christ is not about religious performance, but about staying connected to the living source of love, strength, and purpose. Just as a branch cannot survive apart from the vine, we cannot flourish apart from Him.

To abide in Christ means to let His presence shape our thoughts, our choices, and our relationships. It is a daily surrender, choosing to draw life from Him rather than from fleeting successes or human approval. Abiding is not passive; it is active trust, a conscious decision to remain rooted in His Word and His love. When we abide, His life flows through us, producing fruit that blesses others and glorifies God.

Let’s think of the times when we tried to stand on our own strength, how quickly we grew weary, bitter, or empty. Yet when we abide in Christ, even in storms, we find peace. Abiding transforms us:

• From striving into resting.
• From emptiness into fruitfulness.
• From isolation into communion.

This is not just a spiritual truth; it is a lifestyle. In our homes, workplaces, and communities, abiding in Christ means carrying His presence into every conversation, every decision, every act of love.

After hearing today’s message, let’s take sometimes to reflect, and ask ourselves:

• Abiding in Christ: Are we truly drawing strength from Christ, or from our own efforts?
• Fruitfulness: What kind of fruit is our life bearing? Is it love, patience, forgiveness, or something else?
• Connection: In what areas of our life have we disconnected from the Vine, and how can we return?
• Faith vs Works: Is abiding in Christ more about faith or about disciplined action?
• Community vs Individual: Can one truly abide in Christ without being rooted in a Christian community?
• Fruitfulness vs Faithfulness: Is the measure of abiding seen in visible fruit, or in quiet faithfulness?

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在我們日常的掙扎中，無論是工作與家庭的平衡，或是心裡那份安靜卻真實的爭戰，我們常常感到耗盡，好像枝子被切斷，失去了生命的源頭。耶穌提醒我們：「我是葡萄樹，你們是枝子。常在我裡面的，我也常在他裡面，這人就多結果子。」（約翰福音 15:5）
住在基督裡，不是宗教表演，而是與祂這位活著的愛，力量與使命的源頭保持連結。正如枝子離了葡萄樹不能存活，我們離了祂也不能真正茁壯。

住在基督裡，就是讓祂的同在塑造我們的思想，選擇與人際關係。這是一種每日的降服，選擇從祂支取生命，而不是依靠短暫的成功或人的認可。住在基督裡不是被動的，而是積極的信靠，是有意識地紮根在祂的話語與祂的愛中。當我們住在祂裡面，祂的生命就流入我們，使我們結出果子，祝福他人，榮耀上帝。

回想那些我們靠自己力量去面對的時候，多麼快就感到疲憊，苦澀或空虛。可是當我們住在基督裡，即使在風暴中，也能找到平安。住在祂裡面會帶來轉化：

• 從掙扎到安息
• 從空虛到結果
• 從孤立到相交

這不僅是一個屬靈的真理，更是一種生活方式。在我們的家庭，職場與社區裡，住在基督裡就是把祂的同在帶進每一次對話，每一個決定，每一個愛的行動。

在聽完今天的信息之後，讓我們花一些時間來反思，並問問自己：

• 住在基督裡：我們是否真正從基督支取力量，還是依靠自己的努力？
• 結果子：我們的生命正在結出什麼果子？是愛，忍耐，饒恕，還是其他？
• 連結：我們生命中有哪些地方已經與葡萄樹斷開？我們該如何回轉？
• 信心 vs 行為：住在基督裡更多是信心，還是需要有紀律的行動？
• 群體 vs 個人：一個人能否在沒有基督群體的根基下真正住在基督裡？
• 結果 vs 忠心：住在基督裡的衡量標準是可見的果子，還是安靜的忠心？

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We invite you to join us every Sunday for our uplifting church service, followed by a delightful lunch fellowship. Come for the inspiration, stay for the delicious meals and warm community. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🙌🍽️

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Join us onsite at 9.30am at Redeemer Baptist Church.
8 New Industrial Rd, #04-03, LHK3 Building, S(536200)

Service LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/gPK9FQUYzxo?si=O9Idh6Uuw11BALss

Youtube channel to revisit sermons: https://youtube.com/

[17 May 2026 Sunday Service] Thank you very much indeed to Ps. Karol Lee for today’s so movingly stirring and motivation...
17/05/2026

[17 May 2026 Sunday Service]
Thank you very much indeed to Ps. Karol Lee for today’s so movingly stirring and motivational message, ‘Renewed Unto True Freedom From Sin’ based on the very mighty scriptures of Romans 6:1-14, 23

Chairman: Dn. Yee Kan Leong
Worship Leader: Sis Jolene Lee
Musician: Bro Ian Yee & Bro Aaron Tan
Backup Singer: Bro Ian Yee & Carlos Delvin
AV Team: Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Winston Ho & Bro Christopher
Ushers: Bro Kelvin Loh & Sis Christine Ng
Sunday School: Sis Sarah Choub

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Every one of us knows the weight of habits that chain us (For example: the quiet compromises, the hidden guilt, the repeated failures). Yet Paul declares that in Christ, we are not merely forgiven; we are set free. Renewal is not just about turning over a new leaf, it is about entering into a freedom that sin can no longer command. True freedom is not the absence of rules, but the presence of grace that breaks the dominion of sin.

In Romans 6, it reminds us that if we have been united with Christ in His death, we are also united with Him in His resurrection. Sin’s wages are death, but God’s gift is eternal life in Christ Jesus. Freedom from sin is not a license to live carelessly, but it is a calling to live victoriously. Renewal means we no longer obey sin as a master; instead, we walk under the reign of grace, empowered to live in righteousness. True freedom is not found in doing whatever we want, but in being liberated to do what God desires.

Let’s think of how often we confuse freedom with indulgence. The world says freedom is the right to choose anything; but in Scripture says freedom is the power to choose rightly. Therefore, renewal means we are no longer slaves to destructive patterns. It means that we can stand up, resist temptation, and walk in holiness, not by our strength alone, but by Christ’s victory. True freedom is not fragile, it is eternal, because it is anchored in the cross and resurrection.

After hearing today’s message shared by Ps. Karol, let’s take some pointers to reflect and ask ourselves this week:
• Are we living as one truly free, or are we still obeying sin’s commands?

• Do we see freedom as indulgence, or as empowerment to live righteously?

• How does grace reshape our daily choices in family, workplace, and community?

• What chains are we still holding onto, even though Christ has already broken them?

• If freedom means doing whatever we want, why does it often lead to bo***ge?

• Can true freedom exist apart from God, or is it only found in Christ?

• Is obedience to God a restriction, or is it the highest form of liberty?

• How does the resurrection redefine our understanding of freedom compared to the world’s definition?

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We invite you to join us every Sunday for our uplifting church service, followed by a delightful lunch fellowship. Come for the inspiration, stay for the delicious meals and warm community. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🙌🍽️

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Join us onsite at 9.30am at Redeemer Baptist Church.
8 New Industrial Rd, #04-03, LHK3 Building, S(536200)

Service LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/46aB67-Y6Y4?si=EMTVYC5hbm6KgY47

Youtube channel to revisit sermons: https://youtube.com/

[10 May 2026 Sunday Service] We are so thankful to our guest speaker, Rev. Jerry Ong, who blessed us with a powerful and...
10/05/2026

[10 May 2026 Sunday Service]
We are so thankful to our guest speaker, Rev. Jerry Ong, who blessed us with a powerful and life-giving word: “Doing God’s will through Faith and Obedience” drawn from Joshua 10:1-14, his message reminded us afresh of the beauty of living fully for Christ and reaching hearts with His love.

Chairman: Bro Tan Chuan Teck
Worship Leader: Sis Lay See
Musician: Bro Ian Yee & Sis Isabel Yee
Backup Singer: Bro Ian Yee
Ushers: Sis Shirley Ng & Sis Christine Ng
AV Team: Dn. Yee Kan Leong, Bro Winston Ho & Bro Matthias Ho
Sunday School: Sis Sarah Choub

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Sometimes we do face battles that feel overwhelming, whether it’s pressures from work, family struggles, or even the quiet doubts in our own hearts. Joshua and the Israelites faced five kings united against them, yet God’s promise was clear: “Do not be afraid of them; I have given them into your hand” (Joshua 10:8). Faith is not just believing in God’s power alone, it is obeying His word even when the odds look impossible. Obedience is the bridge that carries faith into victory.

In Joshua’s story, it reminds us that doing God’s will is not about relying on our own strength, but about trusting His promises and walking in obedience. The miracle of the sun standing still shows us that when we align ourselves with God’s will, the creation itself bends to His purpose. Faith without obedience is incomplete; obedience without faith is powerless. Together, they unlock God’s victory in our lives.

As we can see, Joshua marched all night by obeying God’s command, and God fought for Israel. In the same way, when we step forward in obedience, whether in forgiving someone, serving faithfully, or standing firm in truth, God moves in ways beyond our imagination. The hailstones, the confusion of the enemy, the sun standing still, all these testify that God honors faith expressed through obedience. Victory is not earned by effort alone; it is given when we trust and obey.

After hearing today’s message, let’s reflect and ask ourselves:
• Are we obeying God fully, or only when it feels convenient?
• Do we trust God’s promises enough to step into battles that seem bigger than us?
• Where in our life do we need to let faith and obedience work together?
• Are we willing to march through the “night” in obedience, believing God will bring the victory?

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🌸✨ Today is Mother's Day! ✨🌸

We at Redeemer Baptist Church want to wish a Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing mothers! 💕👩‍👧‍👦

To every mothers (Biological, foster, spiritual, adoptive ), thank you for the love that reflects Christ’s heart, the patience that mirrors His grace, and the strength that carries families through every season. You are living testimonies of God’s tender care.

May the Lord bless you richly, surround you with joy, and remind you today that your labor of love is never in vain. 🥰

“Her children arise up, and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praiseth her.” (Proverbs 31:28)

Happy Mother’s Day! 🌹🌸🕊️💞🌷

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Al the same time, we also celebrate Sis Joanne Birthday 🎂 🎁 We invite you to join us every Sunday for our uplifting church service, followed by a delightful lunch fellowship. Come for the inspiration, stay for the delicious meals and warm community. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🙌🍽️

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Join us onsite at 9.30am at Redeemer Baptist Church.
8 New Industrial Rd, #04-03, LHK3 Building, S(536200)

Service LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/q-Iww0Ztjt8?si=LT0YAIH7cU4NFgCJ

Youtube channel to revisit sermons: https://youtube.com/

[3 May 2026 Sunday Service] Thank you very much indeed to Ps. Karol Lee for today’s so movingly stirring and motivationa...
03/05/2026

[3 May 2026 Sunday Service]
Thank you very much indeed to Ps. Karol Lee for today’s so movingly stirring and motivational message, ‘Be Renewed unto Victorious Reign in Life’ based on the very mighty scriptures of Romans 5:10-11, 16-21.

Chairman: Sis Lin Hui Hui
Worship Leader: Bro Joel Li
Musician: Bro Ian Yee & Bro Joel Li
Backup Singer: Bro Ian Yee
AV Team: Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Winston Ho & Bro Christopher
Ushers: Bro Jimmy Hung & Sis Jolene Lee
Holy Communion: Ps. Karol Lee
Sunday School: Sis Sarah Choub

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Every one of us knows what it feels like to be worn down by work, by expectations, by struggles that seem endless. Yet in Christ, renewal is not just a fresh start; it is a victorious reign. Paul reminds us that through Jesus, reconciliation is not partial but complete, and grace is not scarce but overflowing. Renewal is not about surviving, it is about reigning with confidence, hope, and joy.

In Romans 5, it declares that where sin increased, grace abounded all the more. Renewal in Christ is not a patch on old wounds; it is a transformation that lifts us from defeat into victory. To reign in life means we no longer live under condemnation, but under the abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness. Renewal is not passive, it is active, a daily choice to walk in the victory Christ has already won.

Let’s think of how we often live as though we are still chained, whether it is chained to guilt, chained to fear, and/or chained to the past. But the cross has broken those chains. Renewal means by stepping out of the tomb of despair and into the reign of grace. Victorious living is not arrogance; it is humble confidence that Christ’s victory is ours. It is choosing to live not as victims of circumstance, but as children of God who reign through His power.

After hearing today’s message, let’s reflect upon it:
• Are we living renewed, or are we still clinging to old chains?

• Do we believe that grace truly abounds more than our failures?

• How can we reign in life today not by our strength, but by Christ’s gift of righteousness?

• What would change in our family, workplace, or community if we lived as one reconciled and victorious in Christ?

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Today, we had a joyous celebration for all our month of May birthdays! 🥳 We invite you to join us every Sunday for our uplifting church service, followed by a delightful lunch fellowship. Come for the inspiration, stay for the delicious meals and warm community. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🙌🍽️

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Join us onsite at 9.30am at Redeemer Baptist Church.
8 New Industrial Rd, #04-03, LHK3 Building, S(536200)

Service LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/DojvO8xa7-4?si=UGVqQjqbJXP8FE2F

Youtube channel to revisit sermons: https://youtube.com/

[26 April 2026 Sunday Service] Thank God for Rev Edwin Lam's sharing of God's word and encouragement with us, from Luke ...
26/04/2026

[26 April 2026 Sunday Service]
Thank God for Rev Edwin Lam's sharing of God's word and encouragement with us, from Luke 24:13-34 - " A Fresh Encounter With Christ"

Chairman: Bro Jimmy Hung
Worship Leader: Sis Ang Lay See
Musician: Bro Ian Yee
Ushers: Bro Kelvin Loh & Deacon Kan Leong
AV Team: Bro Winston Ho, Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Christopher & Sis Isabel Yee

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We invite you to join us every Sunday for our uplifting church service, followed by a delightful lunch fellowship. Come for the inspiration, stay for the delicious meals and warm community. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🙌🍽️

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Join us onsite at 9.30am at Redeemer Baptist Church.
8 New Industrial Rd, #04-03, LHK3 Building, S(536200)

Service LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/my6Isbj4aWI?si=G9iNIWNHZu4HPR64

Youtube channel to revisit sermons: https://youtube.com/

[12 April 2026 Sunday Service] We are truly grateful to Sis Hui Hui for opening God’s Word to us with such life-giving t...
12/04/2026

[12 April 2026 Sunday Service]
We are truly grateful to Sis Hui Hui for opening God’s Word to us with such life-giving truth from Genesis 12:1-3 & John 13:34-35: ‘I cause you to be my blessing’. Her message has stirred our hearts and renewed our faith.

Chairman: Bro Jimmy Hung
Worship Leader & Musician: Bro Andrew Tay
Ushers: Sis Isabel Yee & Sis Pon
AV Team: Bro Winston Ho, Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Christopher & Sis Isabel Yee

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To be honest, we often think that blessings are those things which we received like ‘Comfort, Provision of Good Food & Health or even Successful Career/ Stable Job.’ But God’s call to Abram shows something deeper: ‘We are blessed so that we may become a blessing.’ In our ordinary routines, whether at workplace, at the dinning table or even in the quiet moments of our personal space, we are placed by God to carry His love into the world. Jesus reminds us that the mark of His disciples is not status or achievement, but love that is lived out in real human ways.

In Genesis 12, it reveals to us that God’s blessing is never meant to stop with us. It flows outward, touching families, communities, even nations. While in John 13, it sharpens this truth that love is the evidence of discipleship. To be God’s blessing means allowing His love to overflow through us by turning simple acts of Kindness, Forgiveness and Service into the channels of His Kingdom. It is not about grand gestures, but about being faithful of where we are, so that others will be able to taste God’s goodness through us.

Being God’s blessing is not abstract, it is embodied in how we treat one another. A smile to someone weary, patience in a tense moment, generosity when it costs us, all these are the ways God’s promise to Abram continues through us today. We are not just individuals trying to survive, we are carriers of divine love that stationed in our workplaces, families, and communities to show Christ’s heart.

After hearing today’s message shared by Sis Hui Hui, let’s spend some time in quiet moment to reflect during this week:

• Who around us today needs to feel God’s blessing through our words or actions?

• Are we holding God’s blessing tightly for ourselves or letting it flow outward?

• How can we show Christ’s love & blessing regardless of any places/locations that we have been placed?

• If love is the mark of discipleship, what would others see in us right now?

• What’s the point of being “successful” if our success does not overflow into someone else’s hope?

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We invite you to join us every Sunday for our uplifting church service, followed by a delightful lunch fellowship. Come for the inspiration, stay for the delicious meals and warm community. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🙌🍽️

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Join us onsite at 9.30am at Redeemer Baptist Church.
8 New Industrial Rd, #04-03, LHK3 Building, S(536200)

Service LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/my6Isbj4aWI?si=G9iNIWNHZu4HPR64

Youtube channel to revisit sermons: https://youtube.com/

[5 April 2026 Resurrection Sunday Service & RBC 36th Anniversary Celebration] Thank you very much indeed to Ps. Karol Le...
05/04/2026

[5 April 2026 Resurrection Sunday Service & RBC 36th Anniversary Celebration]
Thank you very much indeed to Ps. Karol Lee for today’s so movingly stirring and motivational message, ‘Death Has No Sting, Life Has No End’ based on the very mighty scriptures of 1 Corinthians 15:54-57; Isaiah 25:8-9.

Chairman: Bro Tan Chuan Teck
Worship Leader: Sis Bro Joel Li
Musician: Bro Ian Yee, Bro Joel Li & Bro Aaron Tan
Backup Singer: Bro Ian Yee, Sis Isabel Yee & Sis Jolene Lee
AV Team: Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Winston Ho & Bro Christopher
Ushers: Bro Jimmy Hung, Sis Christine Ng & Sis Dora Beh
Welcome Team IC: Bro Kelvin Loh
Holy Communion: Ps. Karol Lee
Mandarin Translator: Sis Ang Lay See

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We know the sting of life, grief when we lose someone, fear when sickness strikes, guilt when we fail, and shame when we hide. These are real, human feelings. Yet Easter declares something astonishing: “Death itself, the greatest fear of all, has been swallowed up in victory.” The cross absorbed our guilt, the grave was emptied of its power, and the resurrection shouts that life is not fragile, it is eternal in Christ.

When Paul cries, “Where, O Death, is your victory? Where, O Death, is your sting?” (1 Corinthians 15:55 NASB), he is not denying our pain. He is proclaiming that pain does not get the final word. Isaiah echoes: “He will swallow up death for all time,
And the Lord God will wipe tears away from all faces, And He will remove the disgrace of His people from all the earth; For the Lord has spoken” (Isaiah 25:8 NASB). Easter is not just a doctrine, it is God’s promise breaking into our human story.

Easter tells us that:
• Death is defeated – Sin was the sting, but Christ bore it fully.

• Life is eternal – Resurrection is not only for tomorrow; it begins now, reshaping how we live today.

• Love is stronger than fear – God’s love in Christ transforms guilt into forgiveness, despair into hope, and endings into beginnings.

This is not abstract theology, it is the most human truth. Every tear we cry, every ache we feel, every longing for justice and peace finds its answer in the risen Christ. Easter means our lives are not defined by endings, but by God’s endless love.

Easter is not just about what happens after death, it is about how we live before it. If death has no sting, then we are free to live boldly, love deeply, forgive generously, and hope unshakably. The resurrection is not only Christ’s victory, it is ours, shared with us, lived through us, and shining in us.

Let’s take some quiet moment to reflect after hearing today’s message:

1. Where in our life are we still living as if death or sin has the final word?

2. How does the resurrection free us to love more courageously today?

3. What tears or fears do we need to entrust to God, believing He will wipe them away?

4. How can our daily lifestyle, whether it is work, family, friendships, become a foretaste of eternal life?

5. Who around us needs to hear, through our words and actions, that death has no sting?

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🎉 Today we celebrate 36 years of God’s faithfulness at Redeemer Baptist Church! 🙌

From humble beginnings to a vibrant family of faith, every step has been marked by His grace. ✝️
We give thanks for the generations who have prayed, served, and loved, as we look forward with hope, knowing Christ continues to build His Church.✨

To God be the glory, great things He has done! 🙏😇

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We invite you to join us every Sunday for our uplifting church service, followed by a delightful lunch fellowship. Come for the inspiration, stay for the delicious meals and warm community. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🙌🍽️

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Join us onsite at 9.30am at Redeemer Baptist Church.
8 New Industrial Rd, #04-03, LHK3 Building, S(536200)

Service LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/Y5sja9xdwnk?si=bdgkduRRKClqSyaJ

Youtube channel to revisit sermons: https://youtube.com/

So when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, “It is finished!” And bowing His head, He gave up His spirit.John 19:...
03/04/2026

So when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, “It is finished!” And bowing His head, He gave up His spirit.
John 19:30 (NKJV)

In obedience, Jesus fulfilled God's redemption plan for mankind. He faced mockery and accusations. He accepted the judgement. He took His place on on the cross. He gave up His life. He died for you and for all of us. Such is an act of deep obedience and great sacrificial love.

Let us pause to reflect on the journey and depth that Jesus undertook for us. Let us remember with thanksgiving this gift of redemption given to us. May this Good Friday be a reminder to you of how you are deeply loved!

[22 March 2026 Sunday Service] We are truly grateful to Dn. Tan Swee Meng for opening God’s Word to us with such life-gi...
22/03/2026

[22 March 2026 Sunday Service]
We are truly grateful to Dn. Tan Swee Meng for opening God’s Word to us with such life-giving truth from Nahum 1:3: ‘The LORD is Slow to Anger and Great in Power’. His message has stirred our hearts and renewed our faith.

Chairman: Dn. Yee Kan Leong
Worship Leader: Sis Ang Lay See
Musician: Bro Ian Yee & Sis Isabel Yee
Worship Team: Bro Ian Yee, Sis Isabel Yee & Sis Sarah CHOUB
Ushers: Sis Shirley Ng & Bro Phan Ying Peng
AV Team: Bro Winston Ho, Bro Matthias Ho & Bro Christopher
Sunday School: Sis Swee Beng

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We often feels like a whirlwind in terms of deadlines, family responsibilities, the constant rush of public transport and crowded place. In the middle of this fast-paced rhythm, we sometimes lose patience with ourselves, with others, even with God. Yet Nahum reminds us of something deeply comforting: ‘Our God is slow to anger and great in power.’

This means He does not flare up like we do when things go wrong. His patience is not weakness, it is mercy. His power is not distant, it is active, unstoppable, and always working for His people. Just as storms remind us of forces beyond our control, Nahum tells us that God’s justice and love are far greater than human pride, cruelty, or failure.

• Slow to Anger → God’s patience gives us room to repent, to grow, to change. He waits because His love is covenantal, not conditional.

• Great in Power → His patience is not passivity. When the time comes, He acts with unstoppable authority. Nineveh’s downfall shows that no empire, no arrogance, no sin can stand against Him.

• For Us Today → This verse is both comfort and warning. Comfort, because God’s mercy covers our weakness. Warning, because His justice will not overlook guilt.

We do often confuse patience with weakness. But God’s patience is strength, the strength to hold back wrath so that grace may abound.

Let’s think of the times we have lost our temper too quickly, with our children, our spouse, our colleagues. God is not like us. He holds back, He waits, He gives space for repentance. That patience is meant to inspire us to live differently: ‘Merciful, Forgiving, Steadfast.’

But His power also reminds us: ‘Mercy is not forever ignored.’ Just as Nineveh fell after turning back to evil, our lives too must be built on true repentance, not superficial rituals.

Let’s all of us reflect after hearing today’s message:
1. When was the last time we confused God’s patience with weakness?

2. Are we living in true repentance, or just outward compliance?

3. How can we reflect God’s slowness to anger in our relationships this week?

4. Do we trust His power enough to surrender our plans to His timing?

5. Are we building our “House” on the rock of obedience, or on the sand of convenience?

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We invite you to join us every Sunday for our uplifting church service, followed by a delightful lunch fellowship. Come for the inspiration, stay for the delicious meals and warm community. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🙌🍽️

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Join us onsite at 9.30am at Redeemer Baptist Church.
8 New Industrial Rd, #04-03, LHK3 Building, S(536200)

Service LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/Z3CCNKUIbEk?si=RR4rC5rkjd2i8ay0

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