Adam Road Presbyterian Church Podcast

Have you ever cried out to God and not receive any answer to your plea for help? The psalmist in Psalm 44 is with you. His misery accompanies you. Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches.

Pastor Chris Chia preaches from Psalm 44, sermon titled " Awake O God!"

What can we learn from a depressed person? The Psalmist shares from his personal experience in Psalms 42 and 43, as his soul went through Dryness and Drowning, to teach us to cry out to God our soul's Deliverer. Pastor Tan Sern Khoon preaches from Psalms 42 and 43.

Listen to pastor Chris Chia speak on “Straight Talk about Money” from our Marketplace Ministry's series talks "Straight Talk in a Crooked World".

The Psalmist struggles with feeling downcast, and because the Psalms is the Word of God to us, downcast-ness is a legitimate feeling to have before God! More than that, we are reminded what to do in times when we are downcast — keep hoping in God and his steadfast love. Pastor Edmund Fong preaches from Psalm 43:1-5.

We strive so hard to be part of something better - from schools, to work and life. Pastor Chris Chia gives a summary of Ephesians of God's invite to his kingdom.

Pastor Chris Chia preaches on "Spiritual Warfare" that affects us more than we ever realise (Ephesians 6:10-24).

It is indeed good news that God the Father sent Jesus to die for our sins.  Who will receive this news? Who will be brought to new life by this calling? No doubt it is for our friends and colleagues. It is for the unreached across the oceans. What is more, it is for our parents and the elderly among us.  Jackson says, "I've seen elderly who came to know the Lord in their 80s...in the years they've shown themselves to love God deeply, to love God's word deeply." Today we will hear from one Singaporean who discovered that God would use him to point others to Jesus. 

This is the second instalment featuring the ARPC Mandarin Ministry.  Last time in episode 8 we heard from Juliana.  Today Jackson shares his perspective.

How’s Your Walk? Even as Paul has shown us our well-being in Christ in Eph 1 to 4:16, from 4:17 onwards he shows us how this well-being is to be translated in our daily walk in Christ. Pastor Edmund Fong preaches from Ephesians 4:17–5:21.

How's your walk? Listen to pastor Chris Chia preaching from Ephesians 5:1-21.

What kind of prayer and power do we really need? Listen to pastor Chris Chia preaching from Ephesians 3:14-4:16.

How can the church of Jesus Christ walk in a manner worthy of God’s calling? Paul’s prayer and plea in Ephesians 3:14-4:16 helps us understand how we need God’s prayer to walk in unity and maturity to God’s glory. Pastor Tan Sern Khoon preaches from Ephesians 3:14-4:16.

Listen to pastor Chris Chia speak on “Straight Talk about Promises” from our Marketplace Ministry.

Paul shows in Eph 3:1-13 that God has revealed his mystery that through and in the church, God’s manifold wisdom will be revealed to the spiritual authorities in the cosmos. This sets us thinking about whether as a church, we have lived up to the reality of who we are in Christ. Come listen to Pastor Edmund Fong preaches from Ephesians 3:1-13.

Come and listen to God’s word about the best thing that has already happened in and through Christ. Pastor Jeffrey Quek preaches from Ephesians 2:11-22.

We all need to hear our prequel because we are forgetful people. Paul calls on us to remember our former state and how Christ changed it. Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches from Ephesians 2:11-22

Grappling or crippled by anger? Listen to pastor Chris Chia share at our Marketplace Ministry Lunchtime Talk on “Straight Talk on Anger”. This series of “Straight Talk” messages from the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew’s Gospel will bless your heart.

Today we hear from Juliana. Like many Singaporeans, English is her primary language.  Her parents may have been born before Singapore’s independence, but she grew up in a much more developed country.
 
Her passion is to share Jesus with people who are different from her.  She does this in the ARPC Mandarin Ministry. Two barriers make this difficult.  She must communicate in Mandarin. Secondly, she must overcome a wide generation gap.  Most of the people in the Mandarin Ministry are over 60 years old.  The culture of these seniors developed at a very different time in history.  So their beliefs and priorities are very different from the younger generations.  Thus, Juliana must cross over to speak another language and be able to communicate Jesus to another generation.  Wui Chiuen discovers her story.

Come listen to Pastor Christopher Chia preach from Ephesians 2:1-10, "God's Before-and-After Story".