Sermon

Lead pastor’s fourth sermon in the Lord’s Prayer series, on Matthew 6:9-13: ‘Your will be done on earth as in heaven.’ To pray this is to be drafted into God’s work, translating prayer into daily choices and vision.

Speaker: Pastor Jason Ho Passages: John 8:1-2 Author: Hilda This year, in 2019, we are going to learn different ways

Jason Ho’s sermon on John 8:1-2: ‘Learning Silence and Solitude.’ Inner noise — resentment, anxiety, unhealed wounds — blocks our nearness to God. Five-minute silent meditation lets us live as our true self rather than chasing face, fame, or power.

Speaker: Pastor Selina Author: Andy Passages: Isaiah 30:15   The “prayer of rest” is a silent prayer. One has to

Rev. Selina on Isaiah 30:15 — the prayer of rest, also known as silent prayer. Two steps: connect with God (sit upright, breathe deeply); connect with yourself (palms up, relax the body). Practise Maranatha (‘Come, Lord!’) with the rhythm of breath. Three S’s of the practice: Silence, Stillness, Simplicity. There is nothing else but Christ praying in us.

Lead pastor’s third sermon in the Lord’s Prayer series, on Matthew 6:9-13. Prayer is first becoming still and entering one’s interior — that life may have ‘more Jesus’ in it. BMCC and GSKL Malaysia practise the 3 p.m. daily Lord’s Prayer.

Lead pastor’s second sermon in the Lord’s Prayer series, on Matthew 6:9-13. The Lord’s Prayer carries deep meaning: structurally three desires and three petitions. Jesus invites us to pray in intimate, natural language — drawing close to the Father.

Jason Ho’s sermon on Isaiah 55:1-2 and Mark 8:4: ‘The Desert’s Banquet.’ First-century Christians went out to the desert for transformation. The aim of spiritual practice is to connect with God here and now — to be fully alive, not awaiting some afterlife.

Eric Sin’s sermon on Genesis 2:4b-17: ‘Let the Forbidden Fruit Be History.’ The forbidden fruit is not literal — it is ‘the knowledge of good and evil.’ Traditional exegesis has yoked the fruit to sexuality, perpetuating a millennia-long misreading. Let that history end.

First in the Lord’s Prayer series. Lead pastor on Matthew 6:9-13 — the background, structure (three desires + three petitions), and Jesus’s invitation to pray in intimate, natural language. Drawing close to the Father through the prayer he taught his disciples.