Four days to Christmas and I wonder what is on our mind. Is it the acknowledgement of the birth of Jesus Christ our Saviour and King or is it the food, presents and holidays? What is our posture towards Christmas? Join us as we continue in our series 'The King's Arrival' in Matthew. God bless.

Passage: Matthew 2:1-2

The birth of Jesus is unlike any other birth ever experienced in the history of man. And yet every Christmas, we pass over this very fact - that Jesus was different. Join us today as we continue our series in Matthew and head towards Christmas. God bless.

Passage: Matthew 1:18-25

Today we start a new series in the book of Matthew titled - "The King's Arrival". Matthew takes his time to describe the life of Jesus from his perspective for an audience like himself. As we begin, we start with the genealogy of Jesus - His family tree. Where did Jesus come from? It will surprise you who is mentioned. Join as we kick off this new series in the book of Matthew. God bless.

Passage: Matthew 1:1-17

We invite you to join us today as we warmly welcome guest preacher Pastor Stephen So to the Chapel Sydney.

Passage: Luke 19:1-10

Today we conclude our series in the book of Esther. This action filled roller coaster story comes to an end with maybe where we had not anticipated. From sadness to joy, from despair to delight, from death to life - the great reversal has happened and so join us as we take some time to see where the story lands and take some time to look back at the journey.

Passage: Esther 9:20-10:3

The story of Esther has taken a major turn. The vile enemy has been killed but there is more to the story. What happens post Esther's plea to the king? Now that she is safe, what about her people? Join us as we continue in the book of Esther. God bless.

Passage: Esther 8:1-9:19

The story of Esther comes to a climax where Esther, after 3 days of fasting and prayer, goes to see the king. What will happen to Esther? How will the king respond? What will happen to the people of God? Join us in the most action packed sermon this year.

Passage: Esther 5