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Who is Jesus, and why is He worthy of the centre of our lives? In a world full of competing priorities, Paul invites us to behold His power, encounter His love, and see Him afresh. In this message, Tonyong unpacks why Jesus is worthy of more than a place in our lives. He's worthy of the centre. Colossians 1:15-20

Why do we spot the speck in others but miss the plank in ourselves? In Matthew 7, Jesus isn't banning discernment; He's exposing how we make judgments on others. In this talk, Abel shares on why "the judging is the hiding," and how to see yourself and others through God's eyes, and why His love clears our vision.Matthew 7:1-6

Where are you in the story today: facing a Jericho, celebrating a victory, or marching through the in-between? As the year heads into its final stretch, Priscilla walks through Joshua 6 and draws out three calls this season: worship, silence and unity. Joshua 6: 1-20

Dan unpacks Romans 8 and how God’s peace is central to our identities, and how we can then becoming channels of peace in the world. Romans 8

In Matthew 20, Jesus tells a parable to explore what he means when he tells his disciples “the last shall be first”. Mark unpacks this story, about a kind and generous God who can always be trusted by those who serve him. Matthew 20:1-16

In this talk, we look at Romans 6:1-14 on being dead to sin and alive in Christ. In this passage, Paul explains that God’s abounding grace for us does not mean that we should continue in sin. Instead, because of what Christ has done for us we can have victory over sin. In Him, we we are new creation, we have a new freedom and we have a new life. And God’s grace means that we have the liberty to resist sin and to offer ourselves to God as an instrument of righteousness. Romans 6:1-14

On HTBB's 12th birthday, Abel preaches on what it means to grow in Christ, as His people. Discover how meeting Jesus transforms the way we relate to difference, moving us from far to near, hostility to peace, and foreigner to family. Ephesians 2:10-19

Why do we beleive in Jesus? Leon explores the topic of who we belief, why we believe and how to keep on believing even when there is unbelief. Mark 9:14-2

1 Corinthians 12

What does the Bible say about sex? In this sermon, Jacintha preaches from 1 Corinthians 6:12-20 and 7:1-7 to provide a framework on how to approach the subject of sex. The encouragement for anyone struggling with regard to sex or their sexuality is that hope, healing, freedom, and fulfilment can be found in the person of Jesus. 1 Corinthians 6:12-20, 7:1-7

How much money do you actually want to have? It's a strange question, but it cuts right to the heart of what we treasure, fear, and hope in. In this message from 1 Corinthians 15:54–16:3, Abel talks about Paul's teachings on the resurrection and on financial giving. If we know we've been given everything in Christ, it changes how we hold what we have here on earth. 1 Corinthians 15:54-16:3

What if the boundaries you're avoiding are actually the blessings you're looking for? In this first message of "Boundaries and Blessings," Abel opens 1 Corinthians 10 to unpack five simple questions for making wise decisions - in money, sex, and power - from a place of true freedom. 1 Corinthians 10:23-31

In this message on Jacob’s midnight encounter in Genesis 32, Kenneth, YuShen, and Sarah explore what it means to stay engaged with God through our doubts, pain, and life struggles. Discover how clinging to Him with unpolished honesty—rather than pulling away—can break our self-reliance and transform our deepest wrestling into a source of divine blessing and new identity. Genesis 32:22-32

Dan unpacks how living an unshakeable life is less about strength, and more about surrender. This sermon takes a journey through Psalm 23, and how it mirrors the lives we live. Psalm 23

In Matthew 13:44–46, Jesus tells two short parables about a hidden treasure and a priceless pearl. Though one person stumbles upon the treasure while another searches diligently for it, both arrive at the same conclusion: the Kingdom of God is worth giving up everything for. In this talk, Hannah Steele explores what we truly value and whether we've discovered the treasure that transforms everything.