Our sermon last Sunday exhorted us, as Jacob and Joseph did, to faithfully and hopefully set our sights from this present world to our...

We have come to the concluding sermon on the book of Genesis, and I trust that God’s faithfulness has shone through the series. This...

In Singapore, Grandparents’ Day is celebrated on the fourth Sunday in November. This year it will thus be on 24 Nov 2024. It’s new to me,...

As we arrive at the tail end of our Genesis sermon series, and we reflect back on the biblical stories we’ve heard, it might strike us...

Last week, we read from Psalm 71 that ageing ought not to be feared. It can be a journey filled with much spiritual blessing and we can...

In a CNA news article2 published in early October 2024, it was reported that Singapore “is projected to attain “super aged” status in...

As we commemorate Reformation Month, last week’s editorial highlighted the first two of the Five Solas of the Reformation: Scripture...

The month of October is Reformation Month, and apart from a Reformation Sermon by Dn Pang Wee at the end of the month, our next two...

This Sunday is Children’s Day weekend, and it is also the start of Reformation Month. To commemorate both, here’s an article1 on how the...

It is our final week of Missions Month, and our editorials this month has been focused on the topic of Missions. This week, we hear from...

The task of evangelism and missions can feel daunting. Our efforts to reach and teach the lost about Christ can feel so feeble, and...

In his sermon at the start of Missions Month, Eld Elgin spoke of Missio Dei – that is, the Mission of God, reminding us that the mission...

In last week’s Herald, John Piper was quoted as saying, “Missions exists because worship doesn’t”.   Missions and evangelism will cease...

September is Missions Month for Mt Hermon, and we’ll be hearing a sermon on Missions, as well as having the opportunity to support the...

Punctuality may seem like a small matter, but in the life of a believer, it carries significant weight. Our approach to time reflects our...

Singapore celebrated our 59th National Day last week. As Christians in Singapore, we have much for which we can be thankful, and much for...

Last week, we heard Ps Warren’s sermon on a Psalm of Lament (Ps 13). Often, our laments arise the many fears we face in life, and the...

Last Sunday, we heard from Dn Samuel about the universal sinfulness of man, to which the Pharisees had blinded themselves through their...

Wishing all Hermonites a Blessed Anniversary! Today we celebrate 36 years of God’s goodness and grace upon Hermon. We are well and truly...

In our sermon last week, we learnt about the patriarch Isaac, who was in love with “good food” in his old age. Worldly leisure and...