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Redeemer Baptist Church, LHK3 Building, 8 New Industrial Road, #04/03, Singapore (2026)

16/08/2026

[16 August 2026 Sunday Service]
Thank you very much indeed to Ps. Karol Lee for today’s so movingly stirring and motivational message, ‘Renewed Unto Gospel Response’ based on the very mighty scriptures of Romans 10:9-21.

Chairman: Bro Joel Li
Worship Leader: Bro Joel Li
Musician: Bro Ian Yee & Bro Joel Li
Backup Singer: Bro Ian Yee & Sis Isabel Yee
AV Team: Dn. Yee Kan Leong, Bro Matthias Ho & Bro Winston Ho
Ushers: Bro Carlos Delvin & Sis Lay See
Sunday School: Sis Sarah Choub

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We wake each morning with ordinary rhythms, work, screens, small comforts, and yet each life carries a deeper ache, the sense that something essential is missing. Romans 10:9–21 calls us back from that ache with a simple, scandalous promise when the heart believes and the mouth confesses, life is renewed by the Gospel. This is a living, urgent invitation for every tired, distracted, hopeful for us to be renewed unto Gospel response.

What this passage demands of us now is that the Gospel is not a private sentiment or a background playlist for our lives; it is the decisive word that reorders identity, hope, and purpose. To confess Jesus as Lord and believe in his resurrection is to exchange a life shaped by fear, distraction, and shame for a life shaped by grace, mission, and courage. In our age of constant noise, this passage wakes us to the reality that hearing the Gospel must be intentional, communal, and embodied, so that belief becomes visible speech and visible speech becomes faithful action. The call is urgent that the Gospel must move from headline to heartbeat.

How renewal looks in our life? Renewal begins in the gut belief that changes how we breathe, speak, and choose. It shows up as courage to name Jesus in ordinary places, as mercy toward those we would otherwise ignore, and as a refusal to let digital distraction drown out the voice that saves. When a person confesses and believes, shame loses its grip and mission gains a foothold that we become people who tell, serve, and stand. This passage warns that hearing without responding is a slow drift toward spiritual loss; conversely, hearing that leads to confession is the first step of a life reclaimed for God’s purposes.

After hearing today’s message shared by Ps. Karol, let us take sometimes during this week to do some reflection :

• Where in our daily routine do we most often miss the voice of the Gospel because of distraction or mood?
• What one small habit could we change this week so we hear God more clearly (example: a device-free morning, a short Scripture read, a prayer before scrolling)?
• What would it look like for us to confess Jesus with our mouth in our workplace, family, or online life?
• Do we truly believe in our heart that God raised Jesus from the dead? How does that belief change our decisions this week?
• Who in our circle is not hearing the Gospel because of noise, cynicism, or shame? How can we be a clearer messenger to them?
• If Romans 10.9–11 were removed from Scripture, what loss would both believers and unbelievers suffer in their understanding of salvation and witness?
• In our age of digital distractions, doom scrolling, and mood-driven attention, how will people hear the Gospel? Are we hearing or not-hearing our way toward spiritual destruction?
• What practical steps can our church take to ensure the Gospel is heard in ways that cut through distraction and reach hearts?
• What losses might we face if we begin to live out a public confession of Christ? Are we willing to accept those losses for the gain of Christ?
• How can we encourage someone this week to take one visible step of confession or faith?

A simple, urgent invitation which is the Gospel asks for a response that is both inward and outward belief that reshapes the heart and confession that reshapes the world around us. As Romans reminds us, salvation is not a private secret but a public rescue “If we confess with our mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in our heart that God raised him from the dead, we will be saved.” Let that truth wake us, steady us, and send us renewed, speaking, and living the Gospel into every distracted corner of our lives.

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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/PKJw38UKEHg?is=zxAv7f_tT1R38Jp0

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02/08/2026

[2 Aug 2026] Praise the Lord for the words that were shared by Rev Edwin Lam, from Psalm 84:1-12.

Message: Make delighting in God's presence your life

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26/07/2026

[26 July 2026 Sunday Service]
A heartfelt thank you to Rev. Liu Cai Xia (劉彩霞牧師) for today’s stirring and Spirit‑filled message: “The Dream of Babel — Looking at Human Ambition and God’s Grace (巴別塔之夢－人的野心與神的恩典)” drawn from the mighty Word in Genesis 11:1‑9 (創世記 11:1‑9).

Her preaching awakened us to see the towers we may be building in our own lives “towers of pride, ambition, and self‑security” and it reminded us of the greater grace of God who calls us to lay them down and trust in Him alone.

May this message continue to stir our hearts, break down our idols, and lead us into the unity and peace that only Christ can give.

Chairman: Dn. Tan Chuan Teck
Worship Leader: Sis Isabel Yee
Musician & Backup Singer: Bro Ian Yee & Bro Joel Li
AV Team: Dn. Yee Kan Leong, Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Winston Ho & Bro Christopher
Ushers: Sis Dora Beh & Bro Carlos Delvin
Sunday School: Sis Grace
English Translator: Bro Ian Yee

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Life often feels like a tower we are building brick by brick, dream by dream. Yet Genesis 11:1-9 reminds us that when human ambition seeks to exalt our own name rather than God’s, the tower is destined to collapse. The “Dream of Babel” is not just ancient history; it is a mirror reflecting our restless hearts today.

The people of Babel said: “Come, let’s build for ourselves a city, and a tower whose top will reach into heaven, and let’s make a name for ourselves; otherwise we will be scattered abroad over the face of all the earth.”(Genesis 11:4). Their ambition was not worship but self-glory. They longed for security apart from God, unity apart from His command, and greatness apart from His grace.

Whenever we build our lives on pride, career, wealth, or power, we are constructing modern Babels. They may look strong, but without God, they are fragile illusions. True peace and security cannot be manufactured by human hands, it is only found in surrender to Christ.

“Now the Lord came down to see the city and the tower which the men had built.” (Genesis 11:5). What humanity thought reached heaven was so small before Him that He had to stoop down. This is the piercing irony: our greatest achievements, when divorced from God, are nothing but dust before His majesty.

Yet His intervention was not punishment born of jealousy, it was mercy. By scattering humanity, God prevented self-destruction. And in Acts 2, Pentecost reversed Babel: where pride divided, the Spirit united; where confusion reigned, the Gospel brought clarity.

The reflection is clear: ‘our towers fall, but God’s kingdom stands forever. Will we cling to our Babels, or step into His eternal plan?’

After hearing today’s message shared by Rev. Cai Xia (劉彩霞牧師), let’s take some moment to reflect upon it this week:
• Tower within us: Is there a “Tower of Babel” under construction within us?
• Living for God: What are we living for, for our own name or for God’s name?
• True security: Is the “security” we seek something we grasp ourselves, or is it the peace gained through faith in God?

The dream of Babel was destined to shatter. But God’s dream through Christ is eternal: “Through you all the families of the earth will be blessed.” (Genesis 12:3). Let us lay down our fragile towers and walk into His unshakable kingdom.

人生往往像一座正在建造的高塔，一磚一瓦，一夢一念。可是創世記 11:1-9提醒我們：當人的野心試圖高舉自己的名而不是神的名時，那座塔必然注定要坍塌。巴別塔的夢並非只是古代的故事，而是今天仍照見我們不安的心靈之鏡。

巴別的人說：”來吧，我們要建造一座城和一座塔，塔頂通天，為要傳揚我們的名，免得我們分散在全地上。”（創世記 11:4）

他們的野心不是敬拜，而是自我榮耀。他們渴望在神以外尋求安全，在神命令以外尋求合一，在神恩典以外尋求偉大。

這是屬靈的警醒：當我們把生命建立在驕傲、事業、財富或權力之上時，我們就在建造現代的巴別塔。它們看似堅固，卻在沒有神的根基下不過是虛幻的幻象。真正的平安與安全不是人手所能製造的，而是唯有在基督裡降服才能得著。

經上記著：”耶和華降臨，要看看世人所建造的城和塔。”（創世記 11:5）

人以為能通天的成就，在神眼中卻微不足道，以至於祂要 ”降臨”觀看。這是刺透人心的諷刺：我們最大的成就，若與神隔絕，不過是祂威嚴面前的塵土。

然而，祂的介入不是出於嫉妒的懲罰，而是出於憐憫的拯救。祂藉著分散人類，阻止了自我毀滅。而在使徒行傳第二章，五旬節的聖靈澆灌，反轉了巴別：驕傲帶來分裂，聖靈帶來合一；混亂帶來隔閡，福音帶來清晰。

反思很明確：我們的高塔終必倒塌，但神的國度永遠長存。我們是要緊抓自己的巴別，還是要進入祂永恆的計劃？

在聆聽劉彩霞牧師今日的信息後，讓我們在這一週靜下心來思想：

• 心中的巴別塔：我們心中是否正在建造一座”巴別塔”？
• 為誰而活：我們的生命究竟是為自己的名，還是為神的名而活？
• 真正的安全：我們所追求的 ”安全”，是靠自己抓取，還是因信靠神而得的平安？

巴別的夢注定要破碎，但神在基督裡的應許卻是永恆的：”地上的萬族都要因你得福。”（創世記 12:3）

讓我們放下脆弱的高塔，走進祂那永不動搖的國度。

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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/oEkME5LN5pk?is=LmF_Bawi0mMuJA-Y

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

05/07/2026

[5 July 2026 Sunday Service]
Thank you very much indeed to Ps. Karol Lee for today’s so movingly stirring and motivational message, ‘Renewed Unto the Heights of Grace’ based on the very mighty scriptures of Romans 8.

Chairman: Bro Joel Li
Worship Leader: Bro Joel Li
Musician: Bro Ian Yee, Bro Joel Li & Bro James Hung
Backup Singer: Bro Ian Yee & Sis Isabel Yee
AV Team: Dn. Yee Kan Leong, Bro Matthias Ho & Bro Winston Ho
Ushers: Bro Jimmy Hung & Sis Jolene Lee
Holy Communion: Ps. Karol Lee

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Life often feels like a climb, sometimes steep, sometimes exhausting. Yet Romans 8 reminds us that in Christ, we are not condemned but renewed, lifted by grace to heights we could never reach on our own. This is not just theology; it is a call to us to live as children of God, heirs of His glory, and conquerors through His love.

• No Condemnation: Our past failures no longer chain us; grace breaks every bond.

• Led by the Spirit: Renewal is not self-effort but Spirit-driven transformation.

• Heirs of Glory: Suffering is not meaningless, it is preparation for eternal glory.

• Unshakable Love: Nothing, neither death nor life, nor powers can separate us from Christ’s love.

This is a divine summons: stop living small, stop living defeated and rise into the heights of grace where freedom, purpose and eternal assurance dwell.

Grace is not just pardon, it is power. It renews our identity, reshapes our destiny and reorients our perspective. To be “Renewed Unto the Heights of Grace”, it means:

• Living free from guilt and condemnation.
• Walking daily in Spirit-led obedience.
• Embracing suffering as a pathway to glory.
• Standing unshaken in the assurance of God’s love.

Let’s ask ourselves, are we living as renewed children of God, or are we still crawling in the shadows of fear and defeat?

After hearing today’s message shared by Ps. Karol, let us take some moment to reflect upon it:
1. How does knowing “there is now no condemnation” (Romans 8:1) change the way we see ourselves today?

2. Are we truly allowing the Spirit to lead our decisions or are we still clinging to self-control?

3. ⁠In seasons of suffering, do we see them as burdens or as preparation for glory?

4. What does it mean for us personally that nothing can separate us from God’s love?

5. Is grace only forgiveness, or is it also empowerment for victorious living?

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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/nRiVE0F48lM?is=H4J4z6gr7GYwHvPJ

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21/06/2026

[21 June 2026 Sunday Service]
Thank you very much indeed to Ps. Karol Lee for today’s so movingly stirring and motivational message, ‘Consecrated D.A.Ds’ based on the very mighty scriptures of 1 Samuel 2:30-31; 3:12-14; Job 1:1, 5

Chairman: Dn. Tan Swee Meng
Worship Leader & Musician: Bro Andrew Tay
AV Team: Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Winston Ho & Bro Christopher
Ushers: Bro Kelvin Loh & Bro Jack
Sunday School: Sis Swee Beng

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Today we honour fathers not because they are perfect, but because God calls them to be faithful. Whether you carry joy, regret, pride, or weariness, this hour is a holy invitation to be renewed, called back to devotion, steadied in assurance, and sharpened in determination.

Consecrated D.A.Ds (Devotion, Assurance, Determinations) is not a program or a checklist; it is a way of life shaped by God’s presence. Fathers, you are called to lead not by force but by surrendered example: ‘a life set apart for God, confident in His covenant, and resolved to steward your home for His glory.‘ Today’s Scriptures show both God’s promise to those who honour Him and His sober warning to those who drift: ‘consecration changes destiny.’

What God is saying now that is calling fathers out of complacency. Devotion without depth becomes routine; Assurance without humility becomes presumption; Determination without God becomes mere willpower. The Lord honors those who honor Him and disciplines what would lead a family astray. Your spiritual posture matters. Your daily choices be it prayer at the table, Scripture read aloud, a repentant heart, shape not only your life but the spiritual climate of the next generation. God’s promise is real: ‘when fathers consecrate themselves, God’s blessing and protection follow; when they neglect that calling, consequences ripple through families and communities.’

How this lands in the heart?
1. Devotion ➜ True devotion is intimacy with God that overflows into tenderness for family. It looks like vulnerability, confession, and worship in the ordinary moments.

2. Assurance ➜ Assurance is not self-reliance but resting in God’s covenantal faithfulness. A consecrated father stands firm because his identity is in Christ, not in performance.

3. Determinations ➜ Determination is the daily discipline to choose God’s way: to forgive, to lead gently, to correct with love, to work and rest with integrity. These are not heroic acts done once but faithful choices made again and again.

Scripture shows that God’s blessing and His judgment. Let that truth awaken urgency not fear that paralyzes, but holy fear that propels repentance and obedience.

Father’s, perhaps can consider some practical calls to action by trying these steps:

• Begin each day with 3-5 minutes of Scripture and prayer for your family.
• Speak blessing over your children and spouse weekly.
• Confess openly when you fail; a model repentance.
• Set one spiritual rhythm (Example: family devotion, Sabbath meal, prayer walk) and protect it.
• Choose one determination this month (Example: patience, presence, purity) and ask a brother to hold you accountable.

After hearing today message shared by Ps. Karol, let’s have a self-reflection:

• Where is our devotion to God deepest, and where is it shallow?
• What fears or idols steal our assurance in Christ?
• Which daily habit most shapes our children’s view of God?
• When was the last time we confessed failure to our family and to God?
• What one determination will we make today that our children/grandchildren will thank us for?
• Who will we ask to pray for us and hold us accountable this week?
• How do we respond when our leadership is resisted anger, withdrawal, or humble persistence?
• What legacy of faith do we want to leave, and what step will we take this month toward it?

To all Fathers in RBC, consecration is not a one-time event but a daily return to the cross. Let devotion be your compass, assurance your anchor, and determination your steady march. Rise now not to prove yourself, but to point your family to Jesus. Be the man who prays, who repents, who perseveres; let your life be a living sermon that draws others to the God who makes all things new. Amen.🙏😇

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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/307KLO9mTvY?is=PzZjtWNwj8s11rUz

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

17/06/2026

Although 3 days may have passed, but the brushstrokes of that Sunday still speak. Our Watercolour Workshop was not just about art, it was about hearts. Each stroke reminded us that God’s creativity flows through us, turning simple colours into reflections of His grace.

As we blended hues and shared laughter, we saw how the Father paints divine appointments even in ordinary moments. What began as a workshop became worship, a reminder that every gift, every talent, every breath can glorify Him.

“Therefore, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all things for the glory of God.” — 1 Corinthians 10:31

Let’s keep colouring the world with His love, one brushstroke at a time. 🥰🥰

14/06/2026

[14 June 2026 Sunday Service]
Thank you very much indeed to our guest speaker, Rev Dr Moses Tok, for such a profoundly touching and empowering message, 'Soaring in the Light: Grasping Divine Kairos with Faith to Fulfil His Glorious Calling!' from the powerful scriptures of Ephesians 5:15-16, Hebrews 11:8, John 9:4, Ecclesiastes 9:11.

Chairman: Sis Jolene Lee
Worship Leader: Sis Jolene Lee
Backup Singer: Bro Ian Yee, Sis Isabel Yee & Bro Carlos Delvin
Musician: Bro Ian Yee & Bro Aaron Tan
AV Team: Bro Matthias Ho, Bro Winston Ho & Bro Christopher
Ushers: Sis Christine Ng & Bro Samuel Chen
Sunday School: Sis Swee Beng and Sis Esther

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We stand at a hinge moment ‘God’s kairos’ when ordinary days can become the stage for extraordinary obedience. Imagine a life lit from within: ‘Not by our plans or applause, but by the steady flame of Christ’s purpose.’ This is our life reclaimed by grace, a life that wakes up, moves, and loves because God’s timing has met our willing feet. Today we are called to live with eyes open, feet ready, and hearts that will not settle for safe comfort when the Spirit bids us soar.

Grasping kairos means choosing urgency shaped by wisdom. Ephesians warns us to walk carefully, redeeming time, every hour is a stewardship. Hebrews shows faith that obeys before outcomes are visible; Abraham stepped into promise without a map. John reminds us that the night is short and the work is urgent; souls are waiting for light. Ecclesiastes humbles us: ‘Chance and season move faster than we expect.’ Together these scriptures demand a life that is intentional, courageous, and responsive one that treats each moment as a divine appointment to act for God’s glory.

This calling is not abstract; it reshapes daily choices. It means trading distraction for discernment, convenience for courage, and fear for faith. It means answering God’s small summons, speaking truth, offering mercy, stepping into service because these small obediences stitch together a life that reflects Christ. When we live like this, our ordinary becomes sacramental: “For example: Work becomes Worship, Relationships become Mission fields, setbacks become classrooms of trust. The wake-up call is simple and relentless: ‘We have been given time; use it for what lasts.’

After hearing today’s message, let us reflect and ask ourselves:
• Where are we treating time as disposable rather than a Divine trust?
• What one small obedience has God been asking of us that we keep postponing?
• How does our daily rhythm show faith like Abraham’s, trusting before seeing?
• When have we mistaken comfort for God’s will, and how would we live differently if we believed our days were kairos?

Let us rise with intention this week. Choose one concrete step, speak to a neighbor, forgive, volunteer, begin a difficult conversation and treat it as a kairos moment. Let faith move our feet before the full picture appears. God is calling us to soar in the light; let us answer with lives that redeem time and magnify His glory. Amen🙏 .

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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/Oeo-v4KYyu8?is=tX4RNGRANfAMClch

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

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! 🙌🍽️

***
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

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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/

17/05/2026

[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/

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