HELLO FRIENDS!

Our nation’s birthday is coming right up! 🇸🇬 🎇 

Do take note that we will be open on Monday from 9am - 6pm (but closed as per normal for Sabbath on Sunday!)

Can you believe it’s already August?? So much has happened since the year started - globally & locally - and Singaporeans have all been affected. But we have seen many good initiatives & generous efforts arising during this period. This National Day period is a good time for us to give thanks for God’s protection over our sunny island & to keep praying for it! 

Meanwhile, we have more New Arrivals in store - along with a bunch of New CDs! Visit us this weekend and likely you'll be browsing to the new tunes of all-time-favourite Paul Baloche or popular Christian folk band Rend Collective & many more! 🎼

Wishing you all a very blessed long weekend! :)

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It’s been 20 years since the release of “Open The Eyes of My Heart,” and Baloche feels the same now writing “Behold Him” as he did then.

“It feels like the same heart cry – a desire to really see The Lord – to behold Him. I don’t want to miss what God is doing in my life and in this generation. I want to see Him, hear Him, and follow Him. It’s important to take our eyes off of ourselves and put them on Christ. We spend so much time preoccupied with every detail of our lives - trying to control everything. The message of this song comes from Scripture, 'Be still and know that I am God.'  –  HE is God. We’re not."

1. What A Good God
2. Nothing Like Your Love
3. Behold Him (Feat. Kim Walker-Smith)
4. I Am Thankful (Feat. Leslie Jordan)
5. I Love You (Always)
6. For The King
7. Heaven Is Where You Are (Feat. Chris Brown)
8. Marvelous Things (Feat. Kari Jobe
9. How Faithful
10. A Million Years

In their latest release, Church, Jesus Culture has captured lyrics and melodies that carry a message of freedom, revival, and glorifying the Name above all names. Church is also a return to who Jesus Culture was from the start; a family with a collection of songs that reflect what God is doing in their church and their lives. The heart of Jesus Culture has always been to not just sing songs, but to encounter God and see lives changed through those encounters. 

There are strong anthems like “Fearless”, which is an upbeat and joyful declaration of the boldness we gain through freedom in Jesus. Your faith and hope will be stirred up in songs like “Prophesy Your Promise”. We are reminded of the faithfulness of God and His steadfastness in songs like “Still in Control”. 

The prayer and the hope for Church is that these songs would serve the body of Christ, ignite a greater hunger for Jesus, and be the soundtrack to many encounters with His presence!

In the first devotional from David Platt, Follow Him equips and empowers you to bring people to know Jesus Christ through your life.

To be a disciple of Jesus is to make disciples of Jesus. This has been true since the first century, when Jesus invited four men to follow him. More than searching for fish all over the Sea of Galilee, these men would spread the gospel all over the world. They would give their lives by not simply being disciples of Jesus, but by sacrificially making disciples of Jesus. And God’s design for twenty-first-century disciples is the same.

Becoming a Christian involves responding to the gracious invitation of God in Christ. As we follow Christ, he transforms our will, mind, desires, relationships, and our ultimate reason for living. Every disciple of Jesus exists to make disciples of Jesus, here and among every people group on the planet. 

Bible teacher David Platt invites you to take a closer look over the next thirty-five days at what it means to be a true disciple; to become a fisher of men; and to give up your life, take up your cross, and Follow Him.