Wamuran Christian Fellowship Church

17/12/2025

17th December - from Ann Voskamp’s advent notes.

10/12/2025

The Christmas Carols sing-along is coming!

See you there! 🎄⭐️

28/10/2025

18/12/2024

This Sunday evening.
Come along - bring your family and friends. ✨🎄🎁✨

15/05/2024

Just a reminder for this Saturday! ☕️💐

29/03/2024

30 March
“Then all the disciples left him and fled. Then those who had seized Jesus led him to Caiaphas the high priest, where the scribes and the elders had gathered.” Matt 26‬:56‬-57‬
Jesus was forsaken.
Have we faced a situation where those in whom we have made a substantial investment have chosen to forsake us? It is a tough space.
It is likely how the father of the prodigal son felt (Luke 15:12-13). It is totally understandable that Jesus likely felt forsaken when “all the disciples left him and fled” (Matt 26:56b). These are the ones in whom He had invested substantial time, love, and energy over the previous three years. Yet, at His arrest, they fled. Jesus, gracious Lord, was also mindful of their safety. “Jesus answered, ‘… if you seek me, let these men go’” (John‬ 18‬:8).‬
When we feel forsaken, let us seek another perspective, and forgive them.
Pray: Dear Jesus, thank You for Your faithful teaching and loving grace.

28/03/2024

29 March – Good Friday
“Then he released for them Barabbas, and having scourged Jesus, delivered him to be crucified.” Matt 27:26
Jesus was stripped, humiliated, scourged, and crucified.
Jesus, the faithful teacher, the gentle healer, the wise servant-hearted leader (John 13:3-11) was disrespected, humiliated, and ultimately killed.
Are you holding grievances against some who have disrespected, humiliated or hurt you? Do you have it in your heart to forgive them? Seek God’s strength and shelter in prayer. [Please note that DV is a separate issue not addressed here. Please get help.]
Have you disrespected, humiliated or being part of inflicting hurt on others? Ask God’s forgiveness (1 John 1:9). [For DV, please get help.]
Jesus took our sins on His body. By His stripes we are healed (Isa 53:5).
Pray: Dearest Lord, thank You for the freedom we know in You. Thank You for Your forgiveness and thank You that I am empowered to forgive.

27/03/2024

28 March
“The evening meal was in progress, and the devil had already prompted Judas, the son of Simon Iscariot, to betray Jesus.” John‬ 13‬:2‬ NIV‬‬

Jesus was betrayed.
Jesus, the purest human being to ever walk the earth, faced betrayal.
We can sometimes face challenges in our relationships. We often face challenges because we are broken people. Despite our best intentions, we are too consumed with our selfish ways, focus, and desires.
The people around Jesus looked a lot like us. His apostles fought to be the ‘top dog’ (Matt 20:20-21; Luke 22:24-27). They quibbled about money (Matt 26:9), and none wanted to take the serving role (John 13:4-5).
When we argue, we often end up blaming the other. Jesus was blameless. Yet He chose to forgive. How much more do we need to offer forgiveness, humbly and willingly, and to be quick to accept the offer from another.
Pray: Oh Lord, please forgive me for my contribution to the betrayal You experienced.

26/03/2024

27 March
“After this many of his disciples turned back and no longer walked with him.” John‬ 6‬:66‬
Jesus was rejected.
Even before Jesus drew near to the cross, “many of his disciples turned back and no longer walked with him” (John‬ 6‬:66). Jesus has experienced rejection, and we can expect it too (Matt 10:24-25).
We are called to be faithful (John 8:12; Luke 14:27). When tempted to stray, pray. Fall on your knees, confessing, and trust in God’s grace (1 John 1:9). When other reject you, fall on your knees and pray God’s grace over them. God is faithful, and can bring beside you His faithful followers.
Pray: Dearest Father God, thank You for the faithful followers You send.

25/03/2024

26 March
“In the same way the chief priests, the teachers of the law and the elders mocked him.” Matt‬ 27‬:41‬ NIV‬‬
Jesus was challenged and mocked.
Even those who are practised in Bible reading may insult or deride you. Be prepared to forgive (Luke 23:34), trusting in God’s mercy, and being ready to speak the words that Holy Spirits gives you (Luke 12:12).
We also need to be open to correction (John 14:26).
It is possible that we are the ones holding the False teaching. Pray for Holy Spirit’s guidance and wisdom, that you may not wander from the way of truth (Jas 5:19-20).
Pray: Dear Holy Spirit, thank You for being my faithful Guide, leading me into truth.
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But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, he will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you.
~ John 14:26