We have just concluded our Trellis and Vine sermon series, which encourages every Hermon to proclaim the word, in prayerful dependence of...

Ps Daniel preached last Sunday on the importance of prayer as a spiritual exercise for building our core discipleship muscles, enabling...

Blessed New Year. With Hermon’s focus in 2024 of "re-connecting as disciples of Christ”, as we commit this Dedication Sunday to serve in...

Dear family of Mt Hermon, a Blessed New Year! When we hear the word “blessed”, the Christian mind is inevitably cast to the Beatitudes,...

It’s the final day of the year 2023. Opportunely, it has fallen on the Lord’s day. So we have a morning worship service and an evening...

By the time you read this editorial, our church’s Christmas musical, “The Better Batter” would have come to an end. We've been tempted to...

We are well into December, a month many of us look forward to. It could be that holiday you have been planning for months, or the slower...

We concluded our study on the book of Acts two weeks ago. Underlying all the events mentioned in the sermons is the fulfilment of the...

It is December again. We are in the last month of 2023. Time has really passed swiftly! Traditionally, it is a month in which one is...

The salvation of the Gentiles beautifully illustrates the inclusive nature of the Gospel and showcases how the Christian faith can have a...

In today’s world of turmoil, it is reassuring to read the words of Paul in Acts 27:25: "Be of good cheer: for I believe God, that it...

“Mental pain is less dramatic than physical pain, but it is more common and also more hard to bear. The frequent attempt to conceal...

“My home, my rules!” Having lived with my parents for the past 32 years of my life, there have been a few occasions when this saying felt...

As we observe Reformation Sunday, let us revisit two important aspects of our reformed faith: justification and faith. Let’s look at the...

In an article called The Disappearance of Church Discipline: How Can We Recover? Part 1, theologian Al Mohler describes just how far the...

It has been a refreshing time during my sabbatical thus far. I have just completed the 2nd portion of it and will be on my 3rd and final...

In our previous sermon on Acts, we heard the scriptural call to preach the “whole counsel of God”. This article1 delves deeper into why...

Raising children is fraught with challenges, and as a result, they can often seem more of a burden than a blessing. I often find myself...

It’s Missions Month at Mt Hermon, and we will devote the next two editorials to thinking about missions to the world and in our homes. We...

Have you ever come across a story detailing the fall from grace of a prominent Christian person or leader and thought to yourself: “Man,...