by World Revival Prayer Fellowship | Nov 21, 2016 | ONE MINUTE WITH PASTOR
The practice of prayer is a struggle for all. We try to pray with the right method and find ourselves so absorbed in doing it right, we forget the presence of the Master. We persist with a particular favoured technique and forget that the Teacher knows what is best...
by World Revival Prayer Fellowship | Nov 14, 2016 | ONE MINUTE WITH PASTOR
Christmas is just around the corner. It is the season where most people are relaxed and in a celebrative mood. Their concept of Christmas is understandably superficial and commercial. This Christmas Day which falls on a Sunday, we are planning an evening event...
by World Revival Prayer Fellowship | Oct 24, 2016 | ONE MINUTE WITH PASTOR
In 2017 one of our main thrusts is to serve Christ beyond the church walls. This is what the Senior Pastor’s Office” (SPO) sees the Lord inviting the church to do. In April, we have invited Joseph Thean to our missions Sundays again. He will also conduct a workshop to...
by World Revival Prayer Fellowship | Oct 17, 2016 | ONE MINUTE WITH PASTOR
Lean on Me For I am strong Lean on Me And I will be your song Lean on Me And we can do wonders Lean on me And you will not wander Lean on me And you will hear my call Lean on Me And you will be walking tall Joshua Lim was inspired to write this poem during our worship...
by World Revival Prayer Fellowship | Oct 9, 2016 | ONE MINUTE WITH PASTOR
It was C.S. Lewis who mentioned that like dancing, worship works best when you do not have to think about it. “As long as you notice and have to count the steps, you are not yet dancing, but only learning to dance.”(C.S. Lewis in Letters to Malcolm) Thus the more...
by World Revival Prayer Fellowship | Oct 2, 2016 | ONE MINUTE WITH PASTOR
The Leaders’ Planning Retreat 2016 sought a fuller expression of total dependency on God. We wanted to plan with Jesus. There were more times of waiting on God, and there were morning chapels, to allow the Spirit to influence and shape our thinking and feeling. It...
