Pastor Blog

Most people use a simple checklist before travelling or purchasing something. The grocery list is a good example of a checklist we use repeatedly. However, because we are only used to using it in non-critical settings, we often forget how powerful a checklist actually is. A few years ago, I

Many young people discuss maturity and express a desire for it. However, I often find that their view of maturity as a “level up” hinders their ability to achieve it. We do not mature in a linear fashion. It involves navigating many stages, even though they may seem unrelated. Maturity

Many people attend church without fully understanding how to become Christians, and many believers don’t know whether they are Christians or not. To solve this issue, we offer Gospel Presentation Sessions (GPS) at our church. Since the launch of The Seed in 2016, 33 sessions of GPS have been

I’ve heard many members sharing they were blessed by Pastor Chai’s message during the revival. I would like to share one of his blog posts that will finalize the blessing :) — The reason why some people, despite having lived a long church life, do not experience a change in

The revival meeting with Pastor Chai ended last Sunday. I was happy to see that many of The Seed’s members attended. Pastor Chai said he was pleased to see ESC (English-speaking Congregation) members present, as it was unusual and a sign of a healthy church. I believe this is

The congregation meeting approved the sabbatical subsidy, which was a new budget item proposed this year. SLT (Strategic Leadership Team) graciously approved the following subsidy structure: $1000 for the first sabbatical (1 month), $2000 for the second (2 months), and $3000 for the third (3 months) for full-time pastors. This