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God is our all-sufficient Provider. As we trust Him, He supplies enough for every need, enabling us to give generously and serve faithfully. God’s blessings are not merely for our comfort but to accomplish His purposes, glorify His name and bless others.

Rev Ian Lee reflects on Exodus, contrasting Pharaoh’s economy of productivity and scarcity with God’s economy of daily provision and Sabbath rest. He urges believers to resist dehumanising work culture, trust in God’s sufficiency and do each day’s work with dependence and rest.

Rest from striving. Christ has already won. Through the cross and resurrection, grace replaces fear and striving gives way to peace. Rev Lilian Ang invites us to lay our burdens down and rest in the quiet sufficiency of Christ’s finished work.

Rev Raymond Fong, Pastor‑in‑Charge of Wesley Methodist Church, sets 2026 as a Year of Sabbath Rest. He calls the church to recalibrate after demanding years of ministry. He encourages a deeper surrender to Christ and a sustainable and flourishing discipleship grounded in the true rest that is found only in Jesus.

Rev Adrian Ng explores Christian service as true greatness in God’s eyes. Through humility, sacrifice and perseverance, disciples reflect Christ’s love, transforming lives. Biblical examples and mission work illustrate how faithful service marks genuine discipleship and brings lasting spiritual impact.

Rev Gladwin Lee reflects on Romans 12:9–10, highlighting how Small Group Ministry nurtures genuine friendships of virtue. Through stability, solidarity and grace, Small Groups become spaces for spiritual growth, Christlike love and transformative community at Wesley.

Rev Benjamin Lau encourages believers to embrace stewardship as a spiritual lifestyle—looking up to God as the Giver of all and reaching out in generosity. He urges faithful, cheerful giving as worship and discipleship in action.

The article by Rev Ian Lee explores God’s fatherhood through three aspects: Cosmic Creator, Covenant Community and Compassionate Correction. It emphasises our dependence on God, unity as His people and His loving discipline, drawing from Hebrew Scriptures and Jesus’ teachings.

Discover the power of prayer and service in every season of life. Rev Lilian Ang highlights how women exemplify resilience and faith, transforming their prayers into acts of kindness. Let’s celebrate their unwavering strength and love!

During this season of Lent, Rev Chia Chin Nam reflects on Psalm 51 and delves into the essence of true repentance. Learn about self-reflection, acknowledging sin, seeking purification, restoring your relationship with God and living a transformed life. Embrace heartfelt humility and deepen your connection with God.

Wesley Methodist Church celebrates its 140th anniversary, reflecting on God’s faithfulness. The church emphasises outreach, discipleship and mission work, aiming to bless and serve the community, deepen faith and rely on God’s providence. Members are encouraged to embody Christ’s love and service.

Rev Raymond Fong expresses gratitude for the church’s support and highlights the upcoming celebration of its 140th anniversary. He emphasises “Discipleship in Society” as the Directions 2025 for the church, encouraging seeking God, finding satisfaction in His love and surrendering to His goodness, aiming for a year of growth and impact.

How can we view our work as an act of worship that honours God? Rev Lilian Ang shares her insights, encouraging us to glorify God in all that we do.

Seek God’s kingdom first, and He will provide all we need. Pointing to the example of Jesus, Rev Chia Chin Nam challenges us to live out an obedient love relationship with God in the marketplace.

How should a Christian navigate workplace challenges? Rev Lim Jen Huat offers three key principles based on Paul’s teachings from 1 Corinthians: assess what is beneficial, don’t be a stumbling block and be salt and light. As Christians, may we be Christ’s ambassadors who bring glory to God in our workplaces!

Apostle Paul bridged cultural gaps to spread God’s message. This principle, applicable to cross-cultural missions, suggests we can also be God’s bridge in our communities, like in Singapore, by adapting to local cultures, and presenting the Gospel message in their context.

Prepare your heart for Holy Week as Rev Gladwin Lee shares some spiritual practices you can try in the workplace.

Why do we struggle to observe the Sabbath? How can we learn to offer our work to God as finished and good, and rest as we should? Rev Ian Lee shares the importance of the Sabbath to connect our work to God.

Discipleship In The Workplace is Wesley’s church directions for 2024. Are you ready to be a disciple of Christ where He has placed you?

Rev Adrian Ng reflects on 1 Corinthians 15 and how God’s Word here helps him in his overseeing of Wesley’s Outreach ministries. Do you see the Miracle-worker of restoration too and how are you perfecting your holiness?

What is Charismata and what does the apostle Paul mean by spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12? Rev Benjamin Lau reflects on this inheritance in the kingdom of God and exhorts us to steward our gifts for our brothers and sisters.

Blessed by many small groups, Rev Gladwin Lee reflects on a prayer in the United Methodist Hymnal and Paul’s exhortation in 1 Corinthians 1:10–11 on a united Body in mind and purpose.