Ps. Sucipto Prakoso

True spiritual blessing comes not merely from hearing God's Word, but from practicing it—specifically by controlling our anger, guarding our tongue, and trusting in God’s peace over anxiety.

No matter how little we feel we have, when we bring our empty hearts humbly to God, He turns "not much" into "more than enough" - 2 Kings 4:1–7

Before attaining the "greater things" Christ promises, first answer this question: What are you looking for?

Numbers 9:15–23, explaining how the Israelites camped and traveled in the desert by following the movement of God’s cloud and fire. It highlights how the tribes built their camp in a circle with God's Tabernacle at the physical centre of their community. Ultimately, this passage examines how faith should be the absolute centre of a person's daily life rather than just a casual priority.

This sermon explores what it truly means to "surrender to God" based on Psalm 131, one of the shortest to read but longest to learn. This message highlights how believers can quiet their souls and move past anxiety.

A message centred on understanding the nature of biblical faith based on Hebrews 11:6 and what it truly means to have a life and faith that  amazes God.

The focus is on the biblical account of Jesus’ trial and the release of Barabbas. This historical event illustrates the profound nature of redemption and the choices we make in following Christ.

This sermon explores the practical life guidance found in Psalm 37:1-7. The message emphasises how believers should respond to the distractions and anxieties of the modern world by anchoring themselves in God's unchanging Word.

In this sermon episode, our pastor shared a message on positioning our faith, drawing insights from Hebrews chapter 11 and 12.