Restart | Benny Ho

The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13) isn’t just a model for how to pray—it reveals the kind of people God calls us to be.
Join us as we unpack key truths from this prayer and allow it to transform the way we see God and ourselves as His people!

Our Father In Heaven | Amos Ngoi | FCC Online

The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13) isn’t just a model for how to pray—it reveals the kind of people God calls us to be.
This week, we continue our series by looking at the next line of the Lord’s Prayer: "Your kingdom come." What does it mean to desire and pray for God’s kingdom to come, and how does it shape the way we live? Let’s dive in together!

Kingdom Come | Edward Surrey | FCC Online

The closer we draw to Jesus, the more we realise our own sinfulness and the more we need to pray the Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13). 
This week, we continue our series by exploring the next line: "And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors." Why do we still need to ask for forgiveness? Join us as we unpack this line and grow together in this!

Forgive Us | Benny Ho | FCC Online

We’re diving into the final part of The Lord’s Prayer series. In these last lines, we see a powerful picture of the kind of people God calls us to be.

Let’s seek Him together—come pray, grow and be transformed by God through this prayer!

Deliver Us | Amos Ngoi | FCC Online

Welcome to our new series, "Transcendent", which means “to be supreme or superior, far better or greater than what is ordinary.” We will explore three Transcendent characteristics of God starting with His Holiness!

Join us as we dive deeper into the awe-inspiring nature of our God!

The Holiness of God | Dan Yan | FCC Online

Our world is full of pain, suffering, and brokenness. But time and time again in Scripture, we see Jesus move toward the hurting—bringing healing, hope, and restoration.

The Kingdom of God is worth living for, and even worth laying our lives down for.

Come join us as we explore what it means to carry the light of Christ across our city and the nations—to proclaim His Kingdom and serve faithfully wherever He has placed us.

He is Risen | Amit Khaira | FCC Online

We are starting a new sermon series on the Songs of the Ascent – Psalms 120-134. These are a collection of Psalms that were sung and prayed as pilgrims made their way to the temple in Jerusalem.

Through this series, we invite you to move, step by step, from wherever you are right now closer to God!

Psalm 120 | A Heart For The Journey | Amos Ngoi | FCC Online

We continue our Closer series on the Songs of Ascents with Psalm 121 — a psalm that reminds us of the power of worship in the valley, the dangers we face along the journey, and the completeness of God’s protection when we choose to trust Him.

We invite you to move, step by step, from wherever you are right now closer to Go

Psalm 121 | Where are you looking? | Lester Ong | FCC Online

If you are feeling overwhelmed, stuck or crying out for help, we pray that God will use Psalm 124 to speak deeply to your heart today.

Come discover what this Psalm teaches us about our God, who shows up, especially when the odds are stacked against us.

Psalm 124 | God Beats The Odds | Sin Giap Teo | FCC Online

Psalm 125 | The Blessings of Trusting | Dan Yan | FCC Online

How can we find renewed confidence as we pray and wait upon the Lord for a breakthrough, like in Psalm 126?

Join us as we press on in hope and expectation, trusting in Jesus every step of the way!

Psalm 126 | Lord, do it again! | Benny Ho | FCC Online

Fruitfulness can only flow from a life rightly oriented toward God—and Scripture tells us these blessings are for the one who fears the Lord. But what does it mean to fear the Lord? How does it lead to blessing, and how can we get it?

Join us as we explore Psalm 128 to discover the answers! We pray this Psalm points you to a deeper revelation of who God is, that you might draw even closer to Him.

Psalm 128 | The Fear That Blesses | Mark Tan | FCC Online

Today we continue our Closer series on the Songs of Ascent with Psalm 130, a psalm of deep repentance where the psalmist confesses sin, expresses sorrow, and seeks God’s forgiveness. Join us as we discover how God teaches us to deal with sin and how His mercy is greater than our guilt!

Psalm 130 | From Repentance To Redemption | Benny Ho | FCC Online

We continue our Closer series on the Songs of Ascents with Psalm 131, a psalm of humility and trust. The psalmist turns from pride and self-reliance, learning instead to rest in God with a calm and quiet heart. Join us as we explore what it means to put down pride and cultivate true contentment in Him!

Psalm 131 | Quiet Confidence | Dave Wong | FCC Online

Today, we continue our Closer series on the Songs of Ascents with Psalm 131, a psalm of humility and trust. The psalmist turns from pride and self-reliance, learning instead to rest in God with a calm and quiet heart. Join us as we explore what it means to put down pride and cultivate true contentment in Him!

Psalm 132 | What is worship? | Dan Yan | FCC Online

We often think of drawing close to God as a personal, private journey—just you and Him. And there’s truth in that. But Psalm 133 reminds us that growing closer to God also invites us to grow closer to one another.

As we reflect on this Psalm, let’s ask ourselves: If we’re drawing nearer to God, are we also drawing nearer to His people? Come and discover the blessing of unity in this next part of our Closer series.

Psalm 133 | The Blessing of Unity | Amos Ngoi | FCC Online

We’ve come to the final song in the Songs of Ascents—Psalm 134, the Psalm of Arrival. This psalm describes the destination of their grand pilgrimage, the finishing line of their great journey.

It presents a joyful vision of what all who finally arrive can anticipate. Join us as we explore these two things and what they mean for us!

Psalm 134 | Blessed to Bless | Dan Yan | FCC Online

Blessed Father's Day to all our amazing fathers and father figures!

Today, we unpack a familiar story in the Bible that Jesus tells about a particular father–a good father. Through the father in his story, Jesus illustrates the heart of our Father in Heaven.

We pray that you will gain a fresh revelation of our Heavenly Father and a fresh vision of what it means for us to be fathers and father figures in the lives of others!

Stick around as we hear from a panel of fathers from our church, sharing their lessons, challenges, and stories of God’s goodness in their journey of fatherhood. We hope you have a blessed service!

The Good Father | Father's Day | Dan Yan | FCC Online

Sunday Sermon | Peter Tsukahira | FCC Online

Being a Christian means living like Jesus. In this new series on 1 John, we’ll see how this letter paints a compelling picture of Christlikeness — marked by purity, truth, and sacrificial love. It calls us to a life that rejects sin, obeys God’s commands, and clings to Jesus in faith, shaping us to reflect His heart to the world.

True likeness to Christ begins with true fellowship in Christ. Today, we look at 1 John 1:1–4 to discover what that means.

1 John 1:1-4 | True Fellowship | Amos Ngoi | FCC Online

The truth is, not everyone who looks like a Christian or even calls themselves one is truly in Christ. So how can we tell the difference?

As we continue our Likeness series on the Book of 1 John, we’ll dive into 1 John 1:5–10, where John gives us clear markers of what it really means to be in Christ and to walk in His light. Come ready to be encouraged, challenged, and reminded of what true fellowship with Jesus looks like!

1 John 1:5-10 | The Real Deal | Dan Yan | FCC Online

We continue on our Likeness series on 1 John with the second chapter. 1 John is pastoral with our Heavenly Father's heart. It's not primarily to call out the fakes, but to assure believers of their genuine faith.

As we continue in our Likeness series through 1 John, we see the heart of the Father. The letter is not primarily to call out the fake, but to assure His children of their genuine faith. What are the characteristics of a genuine Christian? What are the marks of a true Christian? Let’s turn to God and His Word together

1 John 2:1-11 | Am I ... a Christian? | Arthur Lai | FCC Online

We continue on our 1 John series, Likeness, where we grow in Christ-likeness and reflect His heart to the world.
Today, we have the joy of having Binh Nguyen, Senior Pastor of Sonlife Church, as our guest speaker. He will be sharing from 1 John 2:12-17, on what it means to have assurance in God and obedience to God.

Whether you're new here or a long-time member, we hope today's message encourages you and reminds you of who we are in Christ and what we have in Him!

1 John 2:12-17 | Our Assurance & Obedience to God | Binh Nguyen | FCC Online

What does it really mean to live in Jesus? It’s easy to say we want to follow Him, but holding on to Him can be tricky when the world is full of competing voices.

So how do we actually stay connected to Him and all that we’ve already received in Christ through the Spirit? Come explore with us as we dig into 1 John 2:18-27!

1 John 2:18-27 | The Age Of The Antichrists: Staying True In The Last Hour | Amos Ngoi | FCC Online

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