Date: 20 Sep 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Deacon Samuel Chan Sermon Text: Matthew 28: 18-20; Romans 10: 13-17; Ephesians 3:10 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

Is evangelism an individual sport or a team sport? It’s both. Jesus commands every Christian to make disciples. But we should make disciples in and through our churches. Think of the first chapters of Acts, which describe how the Apostles proclaimed the resurrection. Behind them was the church, living together and sharing everything in common, “praising God and enjoying the favor of the people” (2:47; 5:13). Somehow, the life of the church served as a positive witness to th

Date: 13 Sep 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Deacon Jeremiah Chan Sermon Text: Acts 18:9-11; 1 Peter 3:13-17 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

Church members sometimes wonder if they should just leave evangelism to the “professionals.” After all, isn’t evangelism a spiritual gift? Answering Two Common Arguments Must every Christian evangelize? The scriptural answer is “yes.” But I have encountered two main reasons for why some argue the answer is “no.” Argument 1: The Great Commission Was Only Given to the Apostles and Therefore Does Not Apply to Us Today First, some argue that the Great Commission was only given to

Date: 6 Sep 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Rev Kenny Lee Sermon Text: Romans 10:12-15 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

As we continue our 38th anniversary theme of “Building Our Legacy,” Missions Sunday gives us an opportunity to ask a very important question: What kind of missional legacy will we leave for the next generation? An anniversary is not only about remembering where we have come from. It is also about asking where God is calling us to go. As I wrote in our anniversary editorial, the legacy worth building is not one where people remember our names, but one where the next generati

Date: 30 August 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Ps Daniel Tan Sermon Text: Jonah 4:1-11 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPTION Introduction Blessed Sunday to everyone. It’s so good that we can come and worship God together as one family here in Henderson. We are also thankful that those who are home-bound are able to join us through technology. We pray that the Lord will bring you back into our midst soon. Church, today we come

Ugliest Kind of Grief We know how the story ends. Jonah’s prayer is heard and answered, and he eventually washes ashore. Jonah relents, goes to Nineveh, preaches, and the people heed his message and repent — and then the surprise comes. Jonah does not rejoice over their repentance; he gets angry (Jonah 4:1). We learn that Jonah wasn’t worried that the Ninevites wouldn’t listen or that they would kill the messenger. Rather, he was worried that the Ninevites would repent. He

Date: 23 August 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Eld Sim Chow Meng Sermon Text: Jonah 3:1-10 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction: Who Deserves Another Chance? Today, I will continue the book of Jonah, Chapter 3. Last week, we ended at Jonah 2:10. In Jonah 2:10, we read, “And the LORD spoke to the fish, and it vomited Jonah out upon the dry land.” So, we know from here that God was not finished with him. In fact, we

Jonah is a fascinating case study in the mercy of God. He is a no-good, rotten man who resents God for his mercy. Jonah would rather see his enemies destroyed and annihilated than forgiven. Nestled within the story of this rotten man, though, is his prayer in the second chapter. The prayer gives insight into Jonah’s inner struggle and plays no small part in the development of the story. It also tells us much about the God to whom we pray. Perhaps you’ve breezed through the

The story of Jonah, the prophet appointed by God to preach to the city of Nineveh, includes the narrative of Jonah being swallowed by a great fish and remaining in its belly for three days and three nights. One question inevitably arises: could he really have survived such an ordeal? Biologically, it is impossible for a human swallowed by a fish to stay alive for that long. A man swallowed by any real fish would face conditions that made survival impossible. The throat of eve

Date: 16 August 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Ps Daniel Tan Sermon Text: Jonah 1:17– 2:10 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction Blessed Sunday to all. We thank God for the freedom we have to worship Him openly here in Singapore. We also thank God for the technology that enables those of us who are homebound to participate with us through our live streaming. May I begin today’s sermon with a question – ‘Can a belie

Date: 9 August 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Eld Peter Seah Sermon Text: Jonah 1:1-17 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Jonah and a fish is a very popular Sunday School story. However, it is more than a children’s story. There are doubts about whether it is an actual historical event or a fable; a fable is a short story to teach a moral lesson. The doubt centers on how a man could live inside a fish for days? We should have

All of Scripture points to Jesus. Whether a passage predicts Christ, prepares God’s people for Christ, reflects Christ, or shows the results of Christ’s work, we can find him on every page. It’s easy to see Jesus in the Gospel accounts or the New Testament epistles, but what about the books of the law or Old Testament historical narratives? Understanding or teaching passages from these books in a Christ-centered way isn’t always straightforward. Let’s examine the book of Jo

Paul, in 1 Timothy 2:1–2, urges us to make "supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings...for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way." We understand the need of this prayer in the apostle's context, working as he did during the Roman empire, whose early leaders were not always disposed to treat Christians fairly. Yet long before Rome conquered the known world, believers

Date: 2 August 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Dr Ben Thompson Sermon Text: Psalm 72 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

Date: 26 Jul 2026, 11 am Speaker: Rev Daniel Gan Sermon Text: Ruth 4:13-22 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

Dear Hermon Family, Blessed 38th Anniversary! As I reflect on God's goodness to Mt Hermon Bible-Presbyterian Church, one word fills my heart above all else — thanksgiving. Thirty-eight years ago, the Lord established this congregation officially. Since then, He has faithfully gathered His people, saved sinners through the gospel of Jesus Christ, nurtured believers in His Word, raised up leaders, strengthened families, and sustained this church through many seasons of joy

In last week’s editorial, Eld Chow Meng highlighted how healthy church membership begins with the Word of God and continues into visible belonging to Jesus Christ and His people. That the Christian faith, though personal, is never lived out privately. It is through the church, the body of Christ, that we hear God’s word preached and taught, and are converted. And it is to those outside of the church that we bear witness to Christ, sharing the gospel that we have heard and rec

Date: 19 Jul 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Deacon Lee Pak Choon Sermon Text: Ephesians 4:15-16; Colossians 1:9-12 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction Every church desires to be healthy. We long for unity, maturity, love, and fruitfulness. We want a church where the gospel is preached, disciples are formed, and Christ is exalted. But a church is never healthier than the spiritual health of its members. When you w