Not Yet, But Not Alone (Acts 1:1-14)

Not Yet, But Not Alone (Acts 1:1-14)

How do we wait well? Drawing from Acts 1, Rev Joshua Raj explores how Christ prepares his church between promise and fulfilment — calling us to pray with purpose, witness in the Spirit's power, and trust that in him, our waiting is never wasted. This sermon was preached on 17 May 2026 at the 10.15am service.

The Lord of Heaven & Earth (Acts 17:22-31)

In the world’s most religiously diverse nation, how do we engage people of other faiths? Paul’s address to the Athenians shows us the way. Every human heart carries a longing only God can fill — he is nearer than we think, our creator and our home. The call: stop striving, repent, and rest in what Christ has already done. This sermon was preached on 10 May 2026 at the 10.15am service

When Hearts Resist, God Still Reaches

When Stephen faces the Sanhedrin's fury, he reveals Christ standing at God's right hand. Revd Joshua Raj explores how faithful witness shines brightest amid difficulty, examining resistance to God, the power of forgiveness, and how scattering becomes sending—inviting us to look up, forgive boldly, and never write anyone off. This sermon was preached on 3 May 2026 at the 10.15am service.

Living the Resurrection Life (Acts 2:42-47)

What does it mean to live the resurrection life? Drawing from Acts 2, Revd Dr Jonathan Wong explores how the early church exemplified Christian community through devotion to teaching, radical generosity, and delight in the Lord. He reflects on stewardship, inner compassion, and the magnetic power of love lived out—calling St George's to embody the same joyful, growing community. This sermon was preached on 26 April 2026 at the 10.15am service.

The Transforming Power of the Gospel (Acts 2:33-41)

On the Day of Pentecost, Peter — once a fearful denier — preaches with Spirit-filled boldness, and 3,000 respond. Through this account we see how the gospel transformedh Peter, the crowd, and us a those who are "far off". From this we learn about the gospel’s power to forgive, restore, and renew. The sermon was preached on Sunday 19 April 2026 at the 10.15am service