Adam Road Presbyterian Church Podcast

Who you know and whom you work for determine our lives. How will our life look like when we are truly following Jesus as our boss? Pastor Lim Luck Yong preaches from 1 Cor 4.

Who are the wise & spiritual?  Paul taught the church in Corinth God's truth to deflate their pride of being wise & spiritual.  He highlighted their errors of using worldly wisdom in their evaluation of their leaders.  The church is God's field. God's building & God's Temple, God's spirit dwelled in them thus they must live their live reflecting Christ in their life individual & collectively as God's church. Pastor Joe Heng preaches.

The Corinthian Christians probably liked to be known as spiritual and mature. But what does it mean to be a spiritual person? Are they and are we spiritual and mature? Listen to the sermon on 1 Cor 2:6-3:23 and find out what the criteria of a spiritual person are. Pastor Roger preaches.

The Crucified Christ was a folly to many.  To those who believe, it is God's Power and Wisdom.  Is the Crucified Jesus, a folly or wisdom? Pastor Joe Heng preaches.

Pastor Chris Chia preaches the inaugural introductory sermon on this life-changing series of sermons on 1 Corinthians. 

Pastor Chris Chia challenges us with deep insights of spiritual warfare as he summarises our Church Camp messages on Mark's Gospel.

Pastor Luck Yong and missionary Mark discuss Christian leadership at the ARPC missions roundtable. What is a Christian leader?  Someone who tries to influence people towards God’s purposes. Servanthood is not pleasing people but leading people to do what God wants them to do.  

A leader puts together the jigsaw puzzle of the body of Christ to build them up. One of the privileges of leadership is being stretched. Christian leaders submit to God. Example: David submitted to King Saul and trusted God. The challenge of giving feedback to leaders. You grow as a leader by growing in your present circumstances. Example: Moses said God would make a way.

References: 1 Corinthians 12; Hebrews 13:17; 1 John 2:9; Ephesians 5:21-6:17; 1 Samuel 24; Exodus 14; Romans 12:1  

In our busy lives of rushing from point to point, following our busy schedule, Psalm 23 invites us to rest by knowing that God’s goodness and mercy follow us all the days of our life. Pastor Lim Luck Yong preaches.

We live in a world of restlessness. Where can we find rest? Psalm 23 shows us that Jesus is our shepherd and host who gives us rest. Pastor Tan Sern Khoon preaches.

Pastor Jeff looks at REST from different passages of the Old Testament Pentateuch.

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.