In every generation, we need to stand strong for our faith. 490 years ago, it was lay theologians who set out the Augsburg Confession, accepted by princes gathered in the Diet of Worms. Ten years ago, it was minority Christians in Malaysia campaigning to free up shipments of Bibles in their own language. Now we need to stand against the evils of racism, and the abuse of God's Word. We must show how love comes to life. (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: https://youtu.be/4v80roLQf-s) [Prerecorded music - Pentecost 3]

Disruption is not only something that we experience. The original Christians were also disrupted in their plans for spreading the Gospel. But the Holy Spirit is not stopped, and guides us and brings good fruit from this time. (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: https://youtu.be/OZ5U6aQbqzM) [Prerecorded music - Trinity Sunday, Pentecost 1]

When Jesus was saying farewell to his disciples, he promised that they would receive power. What is this mysterious power? It is the power of the Spirit working through the Gospel, the power of the story, the same power that is available for us to share. (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: hhttps://youtu.be/OVYO7Dipgug) [Prerecorded music - Ascension Day]

Even during this pandemic lockdown, the Holy Spirit leads us into ways to multiply the grace of God through Christians. How does this work? (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: https://youtu.be/xwWkZXMKbdI) [Prerecorded music - Fifth Sunday of Easter]

The two disciples walking to Emmaus were so downcast they did not even recognize who was walking with them (at least until he broke bread with them). Similarly, we can be so absorbed in the daily crisis that we lose sight of our Lord. But he is with us! (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: https://youtu.be/FzfSaWP_l98) [Prerecorded music - Third Sunday of Easter]