Reflections 2026
Just One Sing

Just One Sing

(this is a weekly 1-point sermon reflection by Brother York Sing)

Since May 1st 2022, I have reflected on the Sunday Service messages. How? I will pick just one part of the message that I identify with strongly and write a response to that. Of course you may say that this may not do justice to the entire message but the rationale is not to write a critical analysis of the whole message; it’s simply my personal response. It’s also not lengthy so I hope others can join me as it is not too hard to do too.

The heading which I give is ‘Just One Sing’ with the pun on ‘thing’ with ‘sing’ as, to sing is to feel good about things and it is my last name too.

York Sing


Date: 01-02-26
Preacher: Bro Jonathan Heng
Title: Who Will Go? 

Who Will Go?

This morning’s message looks at the responses of Caleb, Joshua and Isaiah when God calls for people to do His work. The biblical references were taken from Numbers 13:30 and Isaiah 6:1-8.

Caleb and Joshua were part of a band of 12 spies sent by Moses to recce the Promised Land and when they returned,10 of them filed an evil report of the place. While all acknowledged that the land was flowing with milk and honey, only Caleb and Joshua were convinced of the possibility of taking over the place although the current inhabitants there were much bigger than them. Not only that, the 10 also saw other physical obstacles there too. Caleb and Joshua thought otherwise because of their faith in a God that would deliver the Land to them as opposed to the other ten who only saw the natural world order and thus the impossibility.

Isaiah was given the privilege of a glimpse of the mighty splendour of God in His heavenly kingdom and saw for himself how even the heavenly beings that were present there considered themselves unworthy and unclean before a God that was beyond holy, for I know of no word to describe it. 

God gave him a glimpse God’s vision before his mission and his submission gave rise to the Great Commission.

In our current fallen world, God still wants His people to be the shining beacon where we stand in the gap to evangelize.

For Caleb, Joshua and Isaiah, they were unequivocal in their ‘send me’ response to God. How about you and me?

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