Tumut Community Church

Tumut Community Church WE ARE a charismatic Pentecostal church
We have a vibrant multi cultural, multi generational, family

WHO ARE YOU IN CHRIST? 💛We live in a world that constantly tells us to find our identity in what we do, what we achieve,...
26/08/2026

WHO ARE YOU IN CHRIST? 💛

We live in a world that constantly tells us to find our identity in what we do, what we achieve, how we look, what we own—or what other people think of us.

But Ephesians 1 points us somewhere deeper: Christ.

Paul reminds us that in Christ we are chosen, adopted, redeemed, forgiven and blessed. Our worth isn't something we have to earn. It is found in what God has already done for us through Jesus.

Paul's prayer is that we would have “the Spirit of wisdom and revelation, so that you may know Him better.” — Ephesians 1:17

Notice that Paul doesn't simply pray that Christians would know more about God.

He prays that they would know God.

And that's still our prayer today. 🙏

When everything else that defines us can change, our identity in Christ remains.

You are not your past.
You are not your failures.
You are not your achievements.
You are God's beloved, and your identity can be found in Christ.

This week, take some time to read Ephesians 1 and ask:

“Am I seeing myself the way God sees me?”

📖 Ephesians 1 — Who you are in Christ.

Join us at Tumut Community Church as we continue discovering what it means to live with Christ at the centre of our lives.



✝️ To follow TCC Bible reading plan visit our website:www.tumutcc.org

🌿 COLOSSIANS 4 — LIVE IT OUTWhat happens after we say yes to Jesus?Colossians 4 reminds us that following Christ isn't j...
24/08/2026

🌿 COLOSSIANS 4 — LIVE IT OUT

What happens after we say yes to Jesus?

Colossians 4 reminds us that following Christ isn't just about what happens inside us — it changes the way we live, speak, pray and relate to the people around us.

🙏 Pray continually.
“Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.” — Colossians 4:2

💬 Speak with grace.
Our words can open doors, build people up and point others towards Jesus.

👣 Live wisely.
Paul encourages us to make the most of every opportunity. The way we live can speak loudly about the One we follow.

🤝 Serve faithfully.
The final greetings in Colossians remind us that God's Kingdom is built through ordinary people faithfully doing their part.

And perhaps that's the challenge for us today:

Don't just believe it. Live it.

Especially in a season where we've celebrated people taking the step of baptism and beginning a new life in Christ, Colossians 4 is a beautiful reminder that baptism isn't the finish line — it's the beginning of a life lived openly for Jesus. 🔥

Wherever you are this week, look for the opportunity to pray, speak grace, live wisely and represent Christ well.

“Let your conversation be always full of grace…” — Colossians 4:6

Christ has changed us. Now let's live like it. ❤️

🌿 A NEW LIFE — NOT JUST A NEW MOMENT 🌿What a timely message from Colossians 3 after our recent run of baptisms at Tumut ...
24/08/2026

🌿 A NEW LIFE — NOT JUST A NEW MOMENT 🌿

What a timely message from Colossians 3 after our recent run of baptisms at Tumut Community Church! 💧🙌

Baptism is a beautiful declaration: the old life has gone, and a new life in Christ has begun.

But what happens after we come up out of the water?

Colossians 3 gives us the answer.

Paul calls us to “set your minds on things above” (v.2) and to put away the things that belonged to our old life — anger, bitterness, impurity, selfishness and anything that pulls us away from Christ.

Then comes the beautiful part…

We are called to put on the new self. ❤️

Compassion.
Kindness.
Humility.
Gentleness.
Patience.
Forgiveness.
And above everything else — love.

Because following Jesus isn't simply about one powerful moment at the baptismal pool. It's about allowing Him to transform the way we think, speak, love, forgive and live — every single day.

And perhaps that's the encouragement for all of us, whether we've been following Jesus for decades or have only just begun:

Your new life in Christ is just the beginning.

“And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus.”
Colossians 3:17

💧 To everyone who has recently taken that step of baptism — we celebrate you!

And to those still considering Jesus: there is a new life waiting for you too. ❤️

The old has gone. The new has come. And the journey with Jesus continues.

✨ JESUS IS GREATER THAN WE REALISE“For He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation.”— Colossia...
21/08/2026

✨ JESUS IS GREATER THAN WE REALISE

“For He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation.”
— Colossians 1:15

Have you ever wondered what God is really like?

For those who are searching, questioning or standing on the edge of belief, that can be a difficult question. How can we know a God we cannot see?

Paul gives us a remarkable answer: Look at Jesus.

Jesus is “the image of the invisible God.”

But Colossians 1 doesn't stop there.

Paul goes on to declare that all things were created through Christ and for Christ. He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together. He is the head of the Church, and through Him we are reconciled to God.

This is far bigger than simply saying, “Jesus shows us what God is like.”

It is a declaration of Christ's supremacy.

Jesus isn't simply someone we add to our lives.
He isn't merely a good teacher or a moral example.
He is Lord over creation, Lord over His Church, and Lord over our lives.

And perhaps this is where both faith and deeper faith begin — by taking a fresh look at Jesus.

If you're searching, bring your questions.
If you're a believer, don't let familiarity make your view of Jesus too small.

Jesus is greater than we realise.

And the more clearly we see Him, the more clearly we begin to understand God, ourselves and the purpose for which we were created. ❤️

📖 Colossians 1:15–20

Join us at Tumut Community Church as we continue exploring who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him.



✝️ To follow TCC Bible reading plan visit our website:www.tumutcc.org

TEAM MEETING - 4pm Saturday at ChurchHey everyone. Hope u have all had a good week. Last Sunday we talked about a team g...
21/08/2026

TEAM MEETING - 4pm Saturday at Church

Hey everyone.

Hope u have all had a good week. Last Sunday we talked about a team gathering on Saturday afternoon. This is for anyone in worship, on kids, serving in hospitality or in any other way. Or for anyone who’d like to be involved.

We are meeting together at 4pm at church. This will be a great chance to connect, pray together and set our sights together on all the Lord has for us.

Hope u can make it..

See you then 😊
Ps Sharon Wright

20/08/2026

PHILEMON — WHEN GRACE CHANGES RELATIONSHIPS ❤️

Philemon is one of the shortest books in the Bible, but its message reaches right into the heart of how we treat people.

Paul writes personally to Philemon about Onesimus — someone whose past had created a difficult situation. But something had changed: Onesimus had encountered Christ.

Paul asks Philemon to welcome him back, not simply according to his past or social position, but “as you would welcome me.”

That’s the power of the Gospel.

Jesus doesn't just change us — He can change the way we see other people.

Philemon challenges us to:
🤝 Choose reconciliation over # resentment
❤️ Extend forgiveness when it's difficult
✝️ See people through the lens of Christ, not their past
🌱 Believe that people really can be transformed
🙌 Make grace more than a word — make it a way of life

Sometimes the hardest part of following Jesus isn't loving the people who love us. It's allowing God to soften our hearts towards the people who have hurt, disappointed or misunderstood us.

Your past doesn't have to define you. And someone else's past doesn't have to define how you see them.

The Gospel makes room for new beginnings, restored relationships and transformed lives.

“Welcome him as you would welcome me.” — Philemon 1:17

💬 Who might God be asking you to see differently today?

Join us at Tumut Community C as we continue discovering how God's Word speaks into real life, real relationships and real challenges.

Everyone is welcome. ❤️

🤝 WE WERE NEVER MEANT TO DO LIFE ALONE“The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet.” — Romans 16:20Romans 16 ...
19/08/2026

🤝 WE WERE NEVER MEANT TO DO LIFE ALONE

“The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet.” — Romans 16:20

Romans 16 might seem like an unusual way to finish this powerful letter. It’s filled with names, greetings and personal acknowledgements—but there’s something beautiful hidden in it.

Paul reminds us that faith is lived out in community.

He celebrates people who served, encouraged, sacrificed and stood faithfully alongside one another. Men and women, different backgrounds and different stories, all playing their part in God’s family.

And isn’t that still the church today? ❤️

We need people who pray with us when life gets hard.
People who celebrate our wins.
People who challenge us when we’re drifting.
People who serve quietly behind the scenes.
People who remind us that we belong.

Romans 16 also reminds us to protect the unity of the church and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. Because when we stand together in Christ, we don’t stand powerless—we stand with the God of peace who has already promised victory.

Maybe you’ve been following Jesus for years. Maybe you’re just exploring what Christianity is all about. Either way, you have a place in God’s family.

You don't have to walk this journey alone. 🙌

Come as you are. Find your people. Grow in faith. Live it together.

📖 Romans 16

Join us this Sunday at 10am at Tumut Community Church.
There’s a place for you here. ❤️

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