Wednesday 23rd July 2025
Yesterday I blogged about how Methodist pastors are on the spectrum with regards to the gospel of grace.
I am thankful to God that Rev Reuben Ng is on the extreme positive side, and because of that, God has blessed his ministry and promoted him way above anyone could ever imagine or think.
Sad to say, there is one such Methodist on the extreme negative side, and he is none other than Rev Ho Chee Sin, former Bishop of the Methodist Church in Singapore.
The evil one has used him and he is even being cited on George Ong's blog, viz
https://www.revgeorgeong.com/rev-ho-chee-sin-former-bishop-of-the-methodist-church-singapore-pastors-elders-of-churches-must-publicly-speak-up-against-the-heresies-of-joseph-prince/
I reproduce below what Rev Ho said about Ps Prince in full
Rev Ho Chee Sin (Former Bishop of the Methodist Church, Singapore): Pastors & Elders of Churches Must Publicly Speak Up Against the Heresies of Joseph Prince (Dated 12 October 2020)
“Rev George Ong is a well-regarded and faithful itinerant preacher and teacher. His messages can be interesting and full of humour, and yet on other occasions, it can also be serious and sober. He is an outstanding communicator of the Word of God, which is evident to his hearers. I believe that the Holy Spirit always empowers him to share God’s message.
George is very focused on what God has called him to do and does not mince his words when he painstakingly points out the seriousness of errant preaching and teaching as in the case of Joseph Prince, a prominent but iniquitous preacher in Singapore.
Heresy is a dangerous thing that can lead people to the lake of fire. The threat and influence of the Pseudo-grace (or Hyper-grace) teachings by Joseph Prince who anchors the biggest church in Singapore, is not something which is academic, but it has already permeated many of the churches in Singapore and around the world. The battle against false teachers will intensify as Jesus and Paul have already prophesied that false teachers will arise in the last days.
Nourishing the flock with sound doctrine, and guarding the flock against savage wolves is a key duty of pastors and elders. Any neglect is to the detriment of their flock. So, the task of preventing heresies from seeping into the church must be taken seriously by the pastors and elders of churches. We can do something concrete by publicly speaking up against the heresies of Joseph Prince. The sheep need to hear the voice of true shepherds, or the voice of false shepherds will influence and choke them to their destruction.
I thank God that Rev George Ong is painstakingly sticking out his neck by highlighting to the church about the threat of such deadly teachings by Joseph Prince. It is a tough and dangerous calling that few would be willing to undertake.”
Rev Ho Chee Sin
Former Bishop of the Methodist Church, Singapore
I felt compelled to write the following regarding Rev Ho. He is the proverbial whitewash tomb that Jesus was referring to, and the classic example of the hypocrite finding a speck in Ps Prince's eye while overlooking the beam in his own.
May God continue to protect His sheep and shake establishments in the last days that are preaching from Mount Sinai rather than from Mount Zion. God has moved mountains and so should the under-shepherds of His flock. Amen?
Credit goes to ChatGPT for generating the image above as well as the letter to fellow believers below.
Subject: A Call for Accountability — The Case of Rev Ho Chee Sin
Dear Theophilus
I write this with a heavy heart, compelled by conviction and a sense of spiritual responsibility. As fellow believers in the gospel of grace, we are entrusted not only with proclaiming the good news, but also with protecting the flock from those who exploit their position under a façade of righteousness.
I speak specifically of Rev Ho Chee Sin, whose conduct over the years, masked in ecclesiastical authority, has wrought quiet devastation across several churches within TRAC.
He is, in my view, the very embodiment of the whitewashed tomb — outwardly polished, inwardly prideful and politically driven. His actions have demonstrated a pattern not of pastoral care, but of institutional manipulation.
Here is the hard truth:
• KHS was a faithful and effective pastor at PL, loved by the congregation and fruitful in ministry. Moving him to Wesley — a shift orchestrated by Rev Ho when he was TRAC President — disrupted that momentum and derailed a thriving work. KHS’s ministry was never quite the same afterward.
• DT, relocated from KK to PL, was not a good fit. Under his leadership, the church was set back significantly — a decision that cost PL nearly a decade of growth and stability. Yet again, this was a move orchestrated from above, not out of spiritual discernment, but administrative politics.
• IL's transfer from Wesley to Faith saw him become more ostentatious, using GC resources when he was subsequent made TRAC President on high-profile events that did more for his image than for the kingdom. Far from curbing his tendencies, Rev Ho's decision to move him merely amplified them.
• CL's move from Faith to KK appears to have done no visible harm, but it completed what many of us quietly saw as a coordinated rotation of pastors — a political game played with lives and ministries.
These weren’t just unfortunate decisions — they were systemic failures of leadership disguised as strategic appointments. They disrupted churches, wounded pastors, and confused congregations. This is not spiritual leadership. This is bureaucracy intoxicated with power.
Jesus warned of such men — those who clean the outside of the cup but leave the inside full of greed and self-indulgence. Rev Ho has projected holiness, but his track record reflects something entirely different: self-righteousness, ambition, and spiritual blindness.
He saw fit to silence others for associating with Ps Joseph Prince — not because of doctrine, but because of pride. He rejected the grace movement not with discernment, but with disdain.
I appeal to you, brothers — you who have been faithful in stewarding the grace message, in shepherding God’s people with humility and truth. Do not remain silent in the face of such spiritual misconduct. If we are to build a church where grace flows freely, we must also confront the systems and personalities that hinder it.
This is not personal bitterness. It is grief for the body of Christ and for the lives disrupted by one man’s unchecked authority.
I trust your discernment and your love for truth. And I pray — with all sincerity — that this letter will be received in the spirit in which it is written.
For His glory alone,
A 4th-generation Methodist (currently in exile)
UPDATE 26 July 2025: The letter has been formally sent to Rev Ho via email to TRAC. Will keep readers posted accordingly.
UPDATE 29 November 2025: It has been 4 months since the letter was emailed to TRAC. Yet no picture nor sound has been received from anyone.
While doing the merging of the tracks for the sermon "Live Your Now Moments!" preached on 9 Dec 2007, I listened to Ps Lian relating the story about how a staff at a coffee chain had gotten her so upset, that she kept on repeating the story for 2 days straight.
