Love, Law & Order: The Ten Commandments Part I

Are the Ten Commandments more like Ten Suggestions? Do they still apply to us today? Eugene Huo explores the Ten Commandments in this first part of a series.

And so with God, He loves us. You have God’s love. Whether you think you deserve it or not, whether you think you need it or not, whether you want it or not. And because He loves us, He has laid out limits and boundaries to our behaviour that are for our benefit. These limits are there to allow us to live abundantly, to experience the kind of abundant life that God wants for us. It is because He loves us that He lays out the moral guidelines for us to follow.

God Loved

This week CPC begins a new small group series based on the book "3:16" by Max Lucado. Beginning with the key verse, what Lucado calls the "crown jewel" of the Bible, join Tom Eng as we discover that whether you are seeking God or have been a Christian for your whole life, the truth in this verse remains a life changer.

Be Thankful

In this Thanksgiving Day message, Tom Eng explores thankfulness and contentment, and what they mean for a follower or Christ.

Are You Lucky?

As people of faith, we don't believe in luck, because we believe in an Almighty God who is in control if everything. If so, then nothing happens by luck, because luck implies there is no control. Daniel in the Bible put to use his great ability, and he proved himself faithful and trustworthy. Is that true of you? This week, Tom Eng explores what it means to be 'lucky'.

The Writing On The Wall

When we say, "The writing's on the wall", it means that the signs are there telling us that something bad is going to happen. This English expression comes directly from the passage from Daniel that Pastor Tom is speaking on today. When the "writing's on the wall" in our lives, what should we do?

Facing The Challenge

Dr. Daniel Wong explores how we face up to the challenges in our lives, and how we face the challenge of caring for our community and the people around us.

The Promotion

This week, Tom Eng continues his series on Daniel with a look at how Daniel's behaviour in response to an impossible situation averted a deadly career disaster (literally!), and showed us how to excel in our own workplaces.