Ps Albert Tang preaching from Ezra 5:1-6:12. (We apologise for the poor audio quality due to technical difficulties). 1. Reception to God's Word (5:1-5) 2. Reflection of God's deed (5:6-17) 3. Recognition of God's will (6:1-12)

Ps Albert Tang preaching from Ezra 4. 1. The adversaries (v1-5) 2. Their allegations (v6-16) 3. The aftermath (v17-23) 4. The absolute authority (v24)

Ps Michael Drake (Howick Baptist) preaching from Ezra 3:1-13. 1. The glory that lasts began with sacrifice (v1-6) 2. The glory that lasts ends with a living temple (v7-13) 3. God was and is working His purposes out (Hebrews 8:1-2, 1 Peter 2:5)

Ps William HC preaching from Ezra 2. God’s people in Ezra 2 are: 1. A people returning to worship (v1–58) 2. A people focused on purity (v59–67) 3. A people moved to generosity (v68–70)

Ps William HC preaching from Ezra 1:1-11. Unbelievable history in Ezra 1: 1. The LORD stirs a king’s heart to free the Israelites (vv. 1–4) 2. The LORD stirs his people’s hearts to return home (vv. 5–11) 3. The cross: the most unbelievable moment in history (Acts 2:36) Three truths to cling to: 1. Our sovereign LORD is faithful to his word - Not one of his promises will fail to pass! 2. Our sovereign LORD is working in our suffering - Not one of his trials will be wasted! 3. Our sovereign LORD is abundant in his salvation - Not one of his treasures will be lost!

Ps Sam Cutforth (Howick Baptist) preaching from 1 Peter 1:1-12. 1. The Christian's Identity (1:1-3) 2. The Christian's Future (1:3-9) 3. The Christian's Privilege (1:10-12)

Ps Barry Lee preaching from Mark 16:1-8 on Easter Sunday. 李傳道與 2024 年 復活節為東區浸信會崇拜講道。 In an anti-climatic way, three faithful women encountered the empty tomb and turned into fearful women. Now the same kind of encounter confronts us as believers of Jesus: what do we do with the undeniable fact that Jesus has resurrected, and the confounding fact that we are surrounded by uncertainties? Keep calm and be faithful. 1. The three faithful women (vv. 1-4) 2. The ultimate good news and promise (vv. 6-7) 3. The anti-climax no one expects (v. 8) For reflection: 1. In what ways can we become more faithful and humble like the two Marys and Salome? 2. What can we do to know deeper about Jesus’s death and resurrection? How can we go tell others? 3. How would we reprioritise our actions when we expect to see Jesus anytime? 4. In what practical ways can we deal with the tension between knowing the resurrected Jesus and being confronted by our own uncertainty, anxiety and insecurity?

Ps Nathan Cutforth (Papakura Baptist) preaching from Matthew 20. 1. A revolution of grace (v1-16) 2. A revolution of leadership (v17-28) 3. A revolution of acceptance (v29-34) "Just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” (Matthew 20:28)

Ps Albert Tang preaching an introduction to Ezra and Nehemiah from 2 Chronicles 36:15-23 and Ezra 1:1-2. 1. Why did they leave home? 2. When and how did they return? 3. Why did they return? 4. Where is home?

Ps Dave Giesbers (Roskill Baptist Church) preaches from Matthew 19:13-30. Four questions the passage asks: 1. What must I do to get eternal life? (19:16) 2. What then do I lack? (19:20) 3. Who then can be saved? (19:25) 4. What then will there be for us? (19:27)