Young Adults

Reach

Reach Young Adults

Our Mission

To equip and empower young adults to live as disciples of Christ in every season of life.

Reach Young Adults is a gathering for those aged 18 and above, committed to growing in faith, purpose, and Godly relationships. No matter where you are on your journey with Jesus, you have a place here.

We create a space for open and honest conversations, where young adults are encouraged and challenged to live boldly for Christ, even when it runs counter to culture. Together, we pursue discipleship through the Word of God, building a foundation that lasts.

Hey RYA,

This Wednesday at 7:30 PM is our LAST RYA of the year 🎉🥲

Come through with any burning questions you’ve had from this year’s topics — or anything in general!

We’ll also have a special session of “Trend or Truth” with Sanju, where he’ll be unpacking and debunking viral Christian content — whether videos, songs, or trending ideas 👀🔥

Don’t miss it!

Persistent sin can feel overwhelming. It brings grief, guilt, and the danger of a hardened heart. This often leads to the question: “Is my repentance real if I keep sinning? Am I truly saved?”

The Nature of Sin
• All Christians still sin (1 John 1:8).
• Sin is a condition of the heart that is bent away from God in preference for other things- expressed through thoughts, attitudes, or actions.
• Even Paul considered himself the chief of sinners (1 Tim 1:15) and described the ongoing battle between flesh and spirit (Rom 7:22–24).
• Sin can be premeditated or impulsive, as reflected with Judas & Peter’s sin during crucifixion.

Unhelpful Responses to Sin
1. Defeatist: “I’m going to sin anyway.” This views sin as undefeatable. Leads to insincere prayers, helplessness, and distance from God.
2. Irreverent: “God will forgive me anyway.” Abuses God’s grace and devalues Christ’s sacrifice.
Christians must remain vigilant. Those who truly hate sin will fight hard against it.

Our Responsibility
• Romans 6:11–14 calls believers to count themselves dead to sin, refusing to let it reign, and offering their whole selves to God.
• Regardless if you grew up in church, no one is immune to temptation, but the Holy Spirit equips us.
• Habitual, ongoing sin should prompt the question—have we truly brought the struggle to the feet of Jesus?
• Christians should not make peace with sin (1 John 3:9).
• Salvation rests entirely in Jesus, not in our works. If you feel bad about sin, it is evidence that God is still at work in your heart.

Why We Struggle
• Sin often persists because we resist surrendering full control to Christ.
• Humans are naturally rebellious, and part of sanctification is gradually yielding those areas.
• Practical wisdom: don’t fuel the flesh (e.g., avoiding media that normalises sexual sin).

We LOVE Jesus!
Forever clapping. Forever praising 🤍

Hey RYA!!
Join us this Wednesday at 7:30pm as Sanju shares on Private Sin and Fighting Addiction.

Don’t miss out and remember to invite a friend 😊
See you there!!

Hey RYA,

Last week, Sam Raju - Founder of Engage International - shared on fear and doubt of the future. Here are our key takeaways:

1.Living as people of hope (1 Pet 1)
* Peter writes to the persecuted Christians to remember your identity - God’s chosen and holy people, set apart by His Spirit and redeemed through Christ’s blood.
* We now have living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and into an eternal inheritance that will never perish.
* We live in-between what God has already accomplished through Jesus and what He is preparing for us in eternity.
* When we lose sight of this bigger picture, our present troubles feel overwhelming — but can have hope when our eyes are fixed on Jesus and not the world.

2.Responding to suffering (2 Chron 20)
* When King Jehoshaphat of Judah faced fear and uncertainty in war against the Ammonites and Moabites, he turned to the Lord in prayer.
* King Jehoshaphat reminded himself of Gods sovereignty, faithfulness and character through three questions:
- v6 ““LORD, the God of our ancestors, ARE YOU NOT the God who is in heaven?”
- v7 “Our God, DID YOU NOT drive out the inhabitants of this land?”
- v12 “Our God, WILL YOU NOT judge them?”

3.Faith in the storm (Mark 4)
* The presence of the storm does not mean the absence of God.
* The disciples were scared on the boat but Jesus demonstrates His power over the storm — even the wind and waves obey Him.
* God not only saves us FROM death but THROUGH it.

Hey RYA !!
Join us this Wednesday at 7:30pm as we have Sam Raju, an evangelist and apologetic from America, as he shares on Fear and Doubt of the Future.

Sam holds a double master’s in psychology and in philosophy. His passion lies in reaching people for Christ and seeing them grow in understanding God’s love, ways, and purposes.

Don’t miss out and remember to invite a friend 😊
See you there !!

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Young Adults

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