Sermon Reflection & Discussion Questions

These questions are for us to think about what the Bible passage is saying, understand its meaning, and consider how we can apply it in our lives. It is also for LifeGroup members to share within their LifeGroups and journey with one another.

18 January 2026 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion Can you recall a time when someone’s affirmation strengthened your faith or gave you courage during a difficult season? How might God be calling you to become that affirming, faith-building presence for someone...

11 January 2026 – Sermon Discussion Questions and E-cards

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion You neither witnessed God saving the Israelites from Egypt nor witnessed the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ that saved you from your sin. How did you come to know Jesus and the work that God had done to...

25 January 2026 – 132nd Anniversary Thanksgiving Service

Our Anniversary Thanksgiving service starts at 10am, followed by a lunch celebration together at 12pm. ⚠️ Please take note that there will be no 8am English Service, 12pm Praise! Service and 2pm Mandarin Service on 25 January 2026. Our 5.30pm Tamil Service will take...

4 January 2026 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion When you hear the words “Be strong and bold; have no fear or dread of them, because it is the Lord your God who goes with you; he will not fail you or forsake you,” (Deut 31:6) what do you hear God saying to you as...

28 December 2025 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion When you encounter tragedy, what examples of God’s faithfulness and grace to you can you recall?What difference does it make when we believe in a God who knew pain, hardship and tragedy?How do you think you can...

21 December 2025 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion Based on Matthew 1:18–25, how does the supernatural birth of Jesus shape our understanding of who He is? Why does it matter that Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit and not born like everyone else?Matthew 1:21...

14 December 2025 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion What do you fear in life? Why do you fear them? Would you write down those fears and God's promises next to them to see Him show up in your life? - Isaiah 35:4The transition from Fear to Joy is through knowing...

7 December 2025 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion Will you welcome or withdraw from the king or judge described in Isa 11:1-5? Why?Which of the ideas of Isa 11:6-9 from the sermon (reformed humanity; renewed creation; or restored order) are you most and least...

30 November 2025 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion Isaiah shares 3 glorious promises. How does that give us assurance as Christians in our present day?Walk in the light of the Lord. How will you walk differently with Jesus in this Advent season?How can the church,...

23 November 2025 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion When have my words in moments of anger revealed something in my heart that I needed God to transform? What would it look like for me to practice kindness and tenderheartedness in my speech this week—especially...

16 November 2025 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion Dr Gottman found "healthy homes enjoy a positive-to-negative ratio of five to one"What would you estimate is the ratio of positive to negative comments in your home, workplace, or circle of friends?If you tend to...

9 November 2025 – Sermon Discussion Questions

Questions For Personal Reflection or Group Discussion Paul says the old self is marked by “futility of thinking” and “hardness of heart” (Ephesians 4: 17 - 19) Where do you notice subtle patterns of the old self lingering in your life – not just obvious sins, but...