Sermon

By: ShirleyL Speaker: Lead pastor Scriptures: Luke 1:76-80 Today is the last Sunday of 2018. This year, we have

Lead pastor on John 1:14 (the Word became flesh). Christmas remembers the Incarnation — light entering our lives. Believers are called to enter the world like Christ, caring for the marginalised — as BMCC has done with Egyptian refugee John and the 2014 Umbrella Movement.

Penned By: ShirleyL Speaker: Lead pastor Scriptures: John 1:14; Matt 19: 16-22 Yes 25th December is not the actual

Lead pastor and Ken Hui on 1 Thessalonians 3:12 — love that increases and abounds toward all. In a world where HIV-positive people still face stigma and discrimination, the church is called to be a community of acceptance, walking-with, and mutual support.

Date: Dec 9, 2018 Author: Alan Hau Speaker: Dr. Jeff Passage: Luke 3:1-6   The spirit of Advent centers around

By: ShirleyL Speaker: Pastor Jason Ho Scriptures: Mark 11:15-25 Today is the last sermon of our November theme – Obedience

Author: Alan Hau Speaker: Lead pastor Passage: 1 Corinthians 12   When Jesus left the important job of leading the

Shirley Lam on 1 Peter 5:5. The ‘do-as-told-without-asking’ obedience inherited from church-school culture is anti-intellectual and suppresses thought. The Greek words rendered ‘submit’ carry rich meanings; passages telling women or slaves to submit need careful contextual re-reading rather than uncritical inheritance.

Lead pastor on Acts 20:35 — ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’ In the world’s logic this is absurd, but in the spiritual one it is exact. Sunday afternoon worship is itself an offering: what we bring is not animals but our whole lives.

By: ShirleyL Speaker: Shirley Lam Scriptures: 1 Peter 5:5 Obedience has always been a perplexing since young — the “just