Adam Road Presbyterian Church Podcast

Pastor Jeff Quek preaches on rest from Rev. 21:1-4.

Singapore is one of busiest nations in the world. We work hard and rest little.
The problem of overworking has detrimental effect on our physical, mental and spiritual health. Learn the importance of rest, as Pastor Jason Kwek preaches from Exodus 16.

God’s utter judgment on Judah may seem like a hopeless end, but God’s unfailing promise assures his people of an endless hope. See how there can still hope when God judges us. Pastor Tan Sern Khoon preaches from 2 Kings 24-25. 

Christopher Chia preaches on 2 Kings 21-23.

Israel had many evil kings and Manasseh the one who broke the camel's back. He dashed all hope for Israel to walk right with God again. In God's Sovereignty, God prepared Josiah 300 years before he was born. He was a good king but it came too late to turn God's anger away.  Why God did not send Josiah earlier? What hope do we have that God will keep His promise of an eternal king as exile is just round the corner. Pastor Joe Heng preaches from 2 Kings 21-23.

Pastor Chris preaches on the necessity to listen to God’s Word and opinion above all else. Passage: 2 Kings 18-20.

2 Kings 18-20 explores if Hezekiah would be the perfect and faithful King God has promised to David, who would trust God and deliver his people. However we see Hezekiah’s faith falters, and only Jesus the Son of David trusts God fully. Pastor Sern Khoon preaches.

Children often follow their parents and friends. The consequences of following others can be good or bad. What then were the consequences of who God's people follow? Listen to the sermon by Pastor Roger Chia on 2 Kings 17 to find that out.

Israel's two-timing with Egypt led to its downfall. But underneath, it was her two-timing with idols that earned God's wrath. Pastor Adrin Munoz preaches from 2 Kings 17 on the need to rid of idols in our hearts.

ARPC goes MAD (Missions At our Doorstep). There are many foreigners among us. Remember the love of Christ who died for us. Indeed Christ’s love compels us. Persecution is not an obstacle to evangelism. FEAR: false evidence appearing real. Suffering is expected for Christ’s followers. We overcome Satan with the armour of God.  The power of one: “You have been faithful over a little; I will set you over much. Enter into the joy of your master.” One friend, one conversation, one prayer, etc.  

References: 2 Corinthians 5:14-15; Matthew 10:26-31; 2 Corinthians 4; Ephesians 6:10-20; Matthew 25:23; www.singstat.gov.sg/statistics/latest-data#16

Music by Lee Rosevere  

Pastor Christopher Chia preaches from 2 Kings 9 on how God ends idolatry.

Listen to this sermon to learn from the Bible, how God is relentless in removing the idols of our lives, and how he is relentless in showing his grace to us. Pastor Lim Luck Yong preaches from 2 Kings 9-12.

2 Kings 4 & 5 showed us our God who will watch over those who remain faithful to God. If God will relentlessly pursue a wayward nation to turn back how much more will He will go all out to hear the cry of His faithful children. God's mercy also goes beyond Israel. A pagan army Commander of Syria has his health restored and spiritually transformed because of a God-fearing servant girl he captured from his conquest. Indeed nothing can stop the flow of God's steadfast love and mercy. Pastor Joe Heng preaches.

Pastor Christopher Chia preaches from 2 Kings 5 on a most intriguing conversion of a Gentile yet the chastisement of a “believer”.

Learn how God addresses the folly of an evil king. Pastor Jason Kwek preaches from 1 Kings 22:5-2 Kings 1:18.

Crisis provides an opportunity to test whether we'd run to God or to the things that compete for our trust in Him. Listen to this sermon on what the Lord does when His king sidelines Him. Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches from 2 Kings 1.

As we turn to Mk 16, the gloomy scene of the death of the Lord Jesus turns to one of hope, where we see Jesus resurrected by God in fulfilment of what God had promised Jesus and what Jesus had promised his disciples. Yet, strange enough, this scene is met by one of fear rather than faith. The question for us is: as we are reminded of Jesus’ resurrection this Easter, is our response one of faith (and hope), or one of fear? Pastor Edmund Fong preaches.

The Resurrection Story in Mark 16 ended rather abruptly. What could be its intended effect on us? Pastor Adrin Muñoz preaches.

Pastor Chris Chia preaches from Mark 15:33-47 on the many types of deaths - heroic, tragic, accident and "normal" - that we face. But what is so distinctive about Jesus' death that we have to sit up and listen?