There is a vital connection between our spiritual and mental health. Our mind is a battleground between the flesh and the Spirit, and victory comes through deep fellowship with Jesus. Discover how spiritual growth is a process, and that pruning by God is not punishment but a reset that brings healing. May lasting mental and spiritual health flow as we abide in Christ and allow Him to shape our minds and lives!

In this series on The Way of Perfection (Part 6), Pastor Kong Hee shares four ways we can slow down and simplify our lives by "ruthlessly eliminating" hurry—the kind of preoccupation that prevents us from being fully present to God or others.

In this sermon, Ps. Jeffrey Rachmat emphasises the importance of developing a personal faith—one that stands firm even when we face battles alone with God. Discover how relying solely on God during personal trials builds an unshakable foundation. These difficult seasons are the perfect time to strengthen our trust in God and build a solid foundation of faith. Learn that adversity is not a deterrent, but a catalyst for deepening your unique relationship with God. Watch now and be encouraged to deepen your personal relationship with Him!

Ps. Jeffrey Rachmat challenges believers to examine what it means to serve God wholeheartedly. He reminds us that when we fully trust in God, money should never be the deciding factor in our decisions. Looking at Jesus’ life, we see how He continually strengthened His disciples' faith through miracles and daily encounters. Likewise, God leads us through experiences to grow our faith, teaching us to see every situation through the lens of His possibilities. This sermon challenges us to embrace a faith that sees divine possibilities in every circumstance.

Are you facing a season of wilderness, challenges, and uncertainty? From Mark’s Gospel, we can learn powerful lessons from Jesus’ time in the wilderness. Discover how God uses the wilderness experience as a process for promotion and a place of encounter. Every trial has an expiry date, and God is with us in our struggles. May we trust His providence and embrace the wilderness as a season of growth and deeper encounters with the Holy Spirit.

Dr Younghoon Lee, senior pastor of Full Gospel Church, reminds us of the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit, and allowing His presence to guide us. Not only are we to be filled with the Spirit, we must also develop a Christ-centred faith, and practice a ministry fueled by ardent prayer. As we yield to the Holy Spirit, May we experience His transforming work in us, and through us.

Dr Younghoon Lee, senior pastor of Yoido Full Gospel Church, challenges believers to walk by faith, believing that God is faithful to fulfil His promises to those who pray and trust in Him. As we embrace great visions and dreams in Christ, cultivate a Word-centred faith, and exercise faith that pleases God alone, may we experience God’s power at work, transforming our lives and bringing His promises to fulfilment.

In this series on The Way of Perfection (Part 5), Pastor Kong Hee shares that perhaps the most powerful way we grow deeper in union with God is through solitude—something Jesus practised constantly. The moment we are fully alone, we are in God’s presence. Simply by being alone, we find rest and restoration for our bodies, minds, and emotions.

Every Christian has a ministry to fulfil. Just like how Jesus’ ministry moved from Bethlehem (birth), Nazareth (growth), Galilee (miracles), to Jerusalem (greatest work—the cross), believers must progress in their walk and ministry. We are called to use our God-given talents and not waste them. Do not let obstacles such as fear, laziness, neglect and fault-finding hinder your ministry. Let’s honour God’s anointing and boldly step into our calling to fulfil His purpose.

God often calls us to do a little bit more. Just look at Jesus, Noah, Abraham, and the apostles, who had passion and went beyond the ordinary. Small extra efforts can lead to great impact. If John and Luke had not written their gospels, how will we have all the amazing Scriptures on which we base our faith? In contrast, Judas chose betrayal, embodying traits of unfaithfulness, deception, and dishonour. Let us decide to reject fear, ingratitude, and disloyalty, choosing instead to honour God, our calling, and our leaders.