Date: 17 May 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Rev Peter Warren Sermon Text: James 1:12-18 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

An Oft-Cited, Yet Challenging Book. Of all the books in the New Testament, James is perhaps the one that gives Christians the most difficulty. We simply don’t quite know what to do with it! On the one hand, James’s letter is certainly one of the most quoted books of the entire Bible. It’s filled with famous phrases that often make their way into Christian conversation: “Faith produces steadfastness.” “God cannot be tempted.” “Every good and perfect gift comes from above.”

Date: 10 May 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Ps Daniel Tan Sermon Text: James 1:1-11 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction Blessed Sunday morning to all. We give thanks for all of us who have come together as one family to worship God. For those of us who are homebound, I bring you greetings as well. We are missing your presence and do pray that God will enable you to join us in person soon. In the meantime, we

On this Mother’s Day, I find myself reflecting deeply on my mother’s steadfast faith in the Lord. She went home to be with Him last year, and though I rejoice in her glorious homecoming, I still find myself reaching for her in the quiet, ordinary moments. The loss has left a space in my life that no one else can fill, yet in that space, there is a profound resonance of the lessons she imparted, both through her words and the silent language of her example. My mother was a s

Date: 3 May 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Rev Nathanael Tan Sermon Text: 1 Samuel 24:1-15; 25:14-39; 26:1-12 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

If Hebrews 11 had been written by us, we might have written it differently. We would likely have chosen cleaner stories, safer names and figures with fewer stains on their record. We prefer heroes we can admire without complications. But Hebrews 11 is not written to flatter man’s achievement. It is written to magnify the faithfulness of God. One of the deepest comforts about this chapter is not merely who is included, but what their inclusion tells us about our God who reme

Date: 26 Apr 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Rev Tan Eng Boo Sermon Text: Daniel 1:1-21 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

Today after Sunday Service, we gather as one Hermon family at Henderson for our 38th annual congregational meeting. It is easy to think of our ACM as a necessary formality — a review of reports, finances, budget, and plans. Yet Scripture calls us to see more. When the people of God gather, even for matters of administration, we are participating in something deeply spiritual, the visible outworking of Christ’s rule over His church. This meeting is not merely about busines

Throughout our journey in the book of Hosea, we have seen God issuing a sobering charge against Israel. From the priests to the people, there was a systemic rejection of the knowledge of God. The people of Israel pursued idolatry, foolishly choosing spiritual adultery over covenantal intimacy. Yet, because God is righteous and just, this covenantal unfaithfulness could not be ignored; judgment and discipline were the necessary consequences but also an expression of an immense

Date: 19 April 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Ps Daniel Tan Sermon Text: Hosea 14:1-9 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction Blessed Sunday to all. It is good that we can come together to worship God as one family. If you are relatively new to Hermon, we pray that you will experience the warmth of our hospitality. For those who are joining us online because you are home-bound, we want to just say that your presence is

Date: 12 April 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Rev Peter Warren Sermon Text: Hosea 11:12 - 13:16 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

The prophet Hosea was called to minister to an unfaithful Israel, whose culture had been so corrupted by pagan worldviews and practices that nothing short of exile sufficed as a consequence. Yet, even in judgment, love persisted. Hosea knew this all too well, for he was called to “love an unfaithful wife” (3:1) as a reflection of God’s own love for his unfaithful children. It is this judgment with love; this discipline with grace, that sets God apart from the pagan deities

Date: 5 April 2026, 11 am Speaker: Ps Daniel Tan Sermon Text: Matthew 28:1-20 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction Blessed Easter Sunday to everyone. A warm welcome to all our siblings-in-Christ who are from Horeb and Gerizim. If you are here for the first time, a warm welcome to you too. So glad that you are able to celebrate with us, the most significant event of the Christian faith. Easter Sunday’s c

In our fast-paced, information-saturated world, it seems we only have time to spare for the latest headlines and soundbites, not for old stories. We’re refreshing our pages every moment for the next new update, so even the latest trend is soon replaced and forgotten, consigned to the scrapheap of history. Yet some stories need to be remembered, commemorated and celebrated. Easter is one of them. May this article 1 encourage us to never be numb towards the timeless and terr

Date: 29 March 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Eld Sim Chow Meng Sermon Text: Hosea 9:10–11:11 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction Good morning, everyone. It is good to see all of you this morning and is a joy for us to gather in the church on this Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday is a familiar and precious part of the Christian calendar. On Palm Sunday, we remember our Lord Jesus entering Jerusalem. The crowds welcomed Him

Not a day goes by without the war in the Middle East making the headlines. If you follow it too closely like I have, it is possible for the news of the horrors of war and destruction to consume you, and you start to feel negatively affected by it. However as Christians, we know that all these happen within God’s sovereignty so we always need to re-align ourselves with God’s Word to make sense of it all. Observing Palm Sunday during this time of conflict can help us put some o

Date: 22 March 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Ps Daniel Tan Sermon Text: Hosea 8:1 – 9:9 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction Blessed Sunday to everyone. For those of us who are watching the service online, if you are residing in Singapore, you know, God has designed for you and I, to worship Him in a much fuller and richer experience. Because He made us, He knows what is best for us. And so, He has so designed that

“You reap what you sow”, is an idiom present in various cultures. It cautions us that our present actions have future consequences, often corresponding to its nature. “Play stupid games, win stupid prizes” is how the current generation would put it. The fact is, we can’t avoid the law of cause and effect. So, it is important to be prudent in our actions. In Hosea 8, Israel chose to invest in a relationship with a violent, imperialistic nation – Assyria – for national securi

Date: 15 March 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Eld Elgin Chan Sermon Text: Hosea 5:8 – 7:16 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Background of Hosea’s ministry: Refer to Slide Timeline of Hosea & Israel: Refer to Slide Key Theme: God exposes the covenant unfaithfulness of His people, not to destroy them, but to heal, restore, and draw them back to Himself. Hosea shows us the heart of God—a God who is holy enough to confront sin,

As the world trembles from the reverberations caused by the war in Iran, we are left wondering ‘when will these wars end’, ‘where can peace be found’, and perhaps even ‘whether God is still in sovereign control’. Such questions are needed and natural in times like these. And this article 1 helpfully reminds us that even as missiles fly, there is hopeful clarity offered to us in the Word. May it encourage our hearts as we yearn and pray for the blessed reign of Christ. Ps L