Date: 1 Nov 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Rev Low Jun Yew Sermon Text: Matthew 18:1-10 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Not sure if you all know of this reality tv series called undercover boss. It was a really popular show in the 2010s. The premise of the show was simple In each episode the CEO of a large company will go undercover, he will dress up and pretend to be an entry-level worker of his own company and no one

As the book of Exodus begins, Israel has been in Egypt for more than four hundred years (cf. Ex. 12:40). They are now in bondage under an oppressive Pharaoh. The early chapters of Exodus describe the calling of Moses to be the one who will lead God’s people out of slavery in Egypt. He comes before Pharaoh demanding that Israel be allowed to go and worship the Lord, but Pharaoh refuses. God then sends a series of increasingly severe plagues on Egypt. Pharaoh’s stubbornness in

Date: 25 Oct 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Deacon Lenith Cheng Sermon Text: Romans 3:21 – 4:5 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Our legacy: a brief historical overview of the Reformation We begin with this question: how can a sinner stand before a holy God and know that he is accepted? Historians date the beginning of the Protestant Reformation to 31 October 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-Five Theses on the d

Every year, Reformation Sunday reminds us of an important moment in church history. On 31 October 1517, Martin Luther’s 95 Theses became a catalyst for what we now know as the Protestant Reformation. But, Reformation Sunday is not simply about remembering something that happened more than 500 years ago. It is a reminder that the church in every generation must continually return to the Word of God and allow His Word to shape our faith, our worship and our lives. This is e

Date: 18 Oct 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Ps Daniel Tan Sermon Text: James 3:13-18 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction Blessed Sunday to all who are worshipping in Henderson. I greet those who are tuning in online. Thank you for participating even though you cannot be present with us. It is our prayer that you will be able to join us in person in the near future. As a church, we have gone through 2 books of t

The Merriam-Webster dictionary describes a wise person as someone who is marked by deep understanding and keen discernment, enabling them to consistently exercise sound judgment in every circumstance. In our society, this description is usually reserved for older individuals who have “grown wise” through a lifetime of accumulated experience. Even so, when it comes to navigating complex moral issues, secular wisdom remains largely subjective, and is dependent on an individual’

Date: 11 Oct 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Rev Danny Chua Sermon Text: 1 John 1:1–2:2 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

We find ourselves in an age of a great renaissance. The gospel of Jesus Christ has resurfaced as both a means of entrance into the kingdom of God and the key to our growth in the kingdom. Churches, small group ministries, sermons, and the like are finding an infusion of life, centered on the unchanging and active power of the gospel. But amidst the hopefulness of this resurgence, there remains an ever-present dilemma. It's the danger of gospel osmosis. It's the threat of bein

Date: 4 Oct 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Dr Lai Pak Wah Sermon Text: Mark 12:30-31, Gen 1:26-28, Col 3:12-14, Deut 6:4-9 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube

Do you want to help your child know Jesus and accept Christ as their Savior early in life? If so, you’ll need to learn how to demonstrate the gospel as a parent and raise children in a godly way. This may seem like a tall order, but it is doable. After all, the parent/child relationship is the pattern that God chose to exemplify our relationship with Him. Representing a good model of this relationship in your own home will bring your child closer to understanding God and thei

Date: 27 Sep 2026, 9.30 am Speaker: Deacon Tan Jiayi Sermon Text: 2 Corinthians 2:15–17; 4:1-6; 1 Corinthians 3:5-6 CLICK HERE to join in our Livestream service on Youtube TRANSCRIPT Introduction Good morning church! It is wonderful to have all of you here this morning, whether you are sitting here in-person, or tuning in online. So throughout this month of September, our focus has been on missions. And over this past 2 weeks, we have been walkin

None of us possesses the power to convert another; yet we are called by God to share the Gospel. He is pleased to use us to bring others to faith. But what does that mean? What is true biblical evangelism? The book of John places strong emphasis on the theme of Gospel witness, including several instances of evangelism by Jesus Himself. In Jesus the Evangelist, Rev. Richard D. Phillips, senior minister of Second Presbyterian Church in Greenville, S.C., explains biblical princ

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 TRANSCRIPT Good morning, and a warm welcome to all who are joining us at Mount Hermon’s service today, and to those tuning in online. Today, we continue our sermon series on personal evangelism, which is based on Mark Dever’s book The Gospel and Personal Evangelism. As Rev Ken

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 TRANSCRIPT Why don’t we evangelize? And why we should. Good morning family in Hermon. Today we embark on a series of sermons taken from a book written by Mark Dever called The Gospel and Personal Evangelism. The reason why we are doing this is because September is Missions month and this year we

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