Adam Road Presbyterian Church Podcast

The Promised Holy Spirit

Synopsis of John 14:15-31 by Pastor Jeffrey Quek.
What comfort did Jesus left behind to his disciples when returning to his Heavenly Father? Let’s find out from John 14:15-31.

 

Loving the Unlovable

Come listen to love and treachery as Pastor Chris Chia preaches on “Loving the Unloving” from John 13:21-38.

I Am the Way the Truth and the Life

Come listen to Pastor Christopher Chia preaches from John 14:1-14 on "I Am the Way the Truth and the Life"

Comings and Goings

Come listen to Pastor Christopher Chia preaching on "Comings and Goings" from John 14:15-31

Do Not Let Your Hearts Be Troubled!

Jesus exhorted his disciples, "Do not let your hearts be troubled!" Are our hearts troubled? Jesus exhorted his disciples to believe in Him & turn to the Lord in prayer to calm their troubled hearts.

Are your hearts troubled? The Lord is calling us to believe in Him and to know that help is only a prayer away.

Pastor Joe Heng peaches from John 14:1-14

Don't Get It Wrong

We view life thinking that what we see is what we get. Often we don’t realize even what we perceive is coloured by our own prejudices and biases. So, how can we rightly perceive what is true?
Let’s come and listen to Pastor Jeffrey Quek preaching from John 12:12-50 what are some ways we can perceive rightly.

What Did You Come To See?

Listen to find out what Jesus unveils about the coming of His Hour. Pastor Jason Kwek preaches John 12:12-50

Light from Asia 006: Putting Jesus first in Singapore and Japan: Mark's Perspective

What part do I have to play in God’s Mission to the nations? The focus of Mark’s work in Singapore has been to help people answer this question. This work is called mobilization. He also worked as a missionary in Japan. Listen to Mark’s story.

What comes from above must go back up

If the phrase "what goes up must come down" displays a truth for us, then it could be said that "what comes from above must go back up" is a truth for the gospel of John. In this gospel, we meet Jesus Christ who has come from the Father to reveal God's glory and who must return to the Father and glorify God. Most of all, Jesus reveals God's glory and glorifies God through his death and resurrection. Can we see this is who Jesus is? Pastor Edmund Fong preaches from John 12.1-11.  

God on the Move - From Jerusalem to the Gentiles

Pastor Christopher Chia preaches "From Jerusalem to the Gentiles" from Acts 15:1 - 11.

God on the Move - From Jerusalem to the Gentiles

Gospel growth may bring along growth pains. Learn from Acts 15 and Singapore church history (1881-1900) how we can work out what is essential to the gospel and not hinder God’s mission due to our qualms. Pastor Tan Sern Khoon preaches from Acts 15:1-35.

God on the Move - Whose Bright Ideal Is This?

Come and listen to Pastor Christopher Chia preaches "Whose Bright Ideal Is this" from Acts 15.

God on the Move - From One People to All Peoples

God was moving the gospel of Christ geographically and ethnologically according to Acts 1:8. As the gospel reaches the Gentiles in Acts 10, what does it take for them to be saved and be accepted equally as God's people? Pastor Roger preaches on Acts 10

God on the Move - From Jerusalem to the World

Pastor Christopher Chia preaches on "God on the Move - From Jerusalem to the World" from Luke 24:36 -48, Acts 1:1-11 and Acts 2.

God On The Move

Pastor Christopher Chia preaches on Acts 1:1-11 "God On The Move"

Blessed in Every Way

How do we measure our blessings? Ephesians 1:3-14 reminds us that in Christ Jesus, God has blessed us in every way! We have been chosen, redeemed, revealed with the knowledge of where this whole world is heading towards and we have been given assurance that we belong to God. In Christ, we have been blessed in every way! That is how we should see ourselves and one another who are in Christ. Pastor Edmund Fong preaches "Blessed in Every Way" from Ephesians 1:3-14.

Light from Asia 005: God's Justice to Marginalised Women in Taiwan: Sin Ee's Story

What does justice mean? How do we practice justice? Hear practical advice and inspiring stories from Sin Ee.  She is a missionary sent by ARPC to bring justice and the gospel to women on the margins in Taipei, Taiwan.  

References: 

Followership: Summary of the talks at Church Camp 2018 http://podcast.arpc.sg/e/followership/; This Is What Inequality Looks Likeby You Yenn Teo; Generous Justiceby Tim Keller; learn more about church ministries like BBGB, Rhoda and Tabitha https://arpc.sg/ministries/supportpaths/;  Supporting Working Class Women in Taiwan https://omf.org/blog/2018/10/11/dialling-the-right-number-supporting-working-class-women-in-taiwan/; Micah 6:8; Job 31:13-18; Psalm 68:4-6; Ephesians 3:20; Luke 12:48

Christmas Joy

Christmas is celebrated worldwide with joyful Christmas carols playing in malls and restaurants. People gather to give gifts and enjoy a good time of laughter and joy. All these bring joy, but temporal joy. As believers, our joy is anchored in permanence and eternity—in the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, the God of Eternal Life. Jesus entered our human history as the greatest gift from God. Apostle John in 1 John 1:1-4 presents to us God’s tangible & visible gift of His Son. Jesus made visible God the Father who is invisible. Pastor Joe Heng preaches "Christmas Joy" from 1 John 1:1-4

Core Christianity

Grace is our spiritual core muscles as Christian. Without it, we cannot be believers. And with it, we can walk in the good works God prepared for us to do. Pastor Lim Luck Yong preaches from Ephesians 2:1-10.

The King's Proclamation

Rev. Vaughan Roberts preaches "The King's Proclamation" from Mark 1.