Logan Christian Fellowship

27/05/2026

Hi everyone, please note that tonight’s Bible Study is postponed until next week due to the current weather conditions.

With the weather making it difficult for a few of our people to travel safely, we decided it's best to put it on hold for tonight.
Please stay safe and dry, and we pray that you are all doing okay out there. Looking forward to seeing everyone on Sunday!

"The Lord is my strength and my shield; in him my heart trusts, and I am helped." — Psalm 28:7

God bless, Ps. Johnny

23/05/2026

Tomorrow Sunday 24th May 5pm
Pot Luck Dinner, fellowship and fire night - all are welcome.
**please bring a dinner or dessert to share.

02/05/2026

Does the idea of a "Priest" feel a bit out of place to you? ⛪

For many of us, the word "Priest" brings to mind the Roman Catholic Church or ancient religious rituals. We think of detached figures in "ivory towers" or complicated systems of rules. You might even think Christianity doesn't have a priest anymore.

But the Bible tells a different story. In Hebrews 5, we find that we actually have the greatest High Priest of all—Jesus.

Tomorrow at Logan Christian Fellowship, we are continuing our series in Hebrews to see why Jesus is the Perfect Priest and why this is so vital to understand for your walk with God today.

Come find out why:
1. He’s not a distant official: Jesus isn't a "pontiff" living in luxury; He’s the one who walked the trenches of human pain so He could say, "I know."

2. The Bridge is already built: You don’t need a human system to reach God. Jesus is the only "Bridge-Builder" you’ll ever need.

3. From Theory to Reality: Why understanding Jesus as your Priest changes how you pray and how you face suffering.

If you’ve ever felt like God was out of reach, come and learn about the High Priest who is holding onto you.

📍 Logan Christian Fellowship
⏰ 9:30 AM Tomorrow
📖 Hebrews 5:1-10 Why Jesus Is The Perfect Priest

We can't wait to see you there! 🙌

04/04/2026

Resurrection Sunday: Everything Changes Today!
Good Morning LCF Church Family,

HE IS RISEN!

Today isn’t just another date on the calendar; it is the day that changed the trajectory of human history forever. While many call it Easter, we celebrate it as Resurrection Sunday—because the physical, literal rising of Jesus Christ from the grave is the heartbeat of everything we believe.

>Why This Day Is Everything
Sometimes we treat the Resurrection like a "happy ending" to a sad story, but the Apostle Paul tells us it is much more than that. In 1 Corinthians 15, he lays it all on the line. He explains that if Jesus didn’t rise from the dead, then:

Our preaching is useless.
Our faith is empty.
We are still lost in our sins.
We are, of all people, most to be pitied.

Think about that for a second. Paul is saying that without today, the cross was just a tragedy and our hope is a mirage. If the tomb isn't empty, we are just religious people following a dead teacher. Our entire faith stands or falls on the fact that the stone was rolled away.

>But He Has Been Raised!
But then Paul drops the truth that changes our lives in verse 20: "But in fact Christ has been raised from the dead!"

Because He was raised, everything is different. Because He lives, the payment for our sins is officially "Cleared." Because He lives, death has lost its sting (1 Corinthians 15:55). And because He lives, we have the guarantee that one day, we too will be raised to life eternal with Him.

As Jesus Himself says in Revelation 1:18, "I died, and behold I am alive forevermore, and I have the keys of Death and Hades." He didn't just survive; He conquered. He holds the keys!

>Our Living Hope
Church, let’s not just "attend" a service today—let’s celebrate a Victory!

Whether you are soaring today or you’ve had a heavy week, remember that your identity isn't found in your struggles, but in the One who overcame the world. As it says in 1 Peter 1:3, God has given us a "living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead." The tomb is empty, the King is on the throne, and your hope is secure.

HE IS RISEN INDEED!

See you all soon, Ps. Johnny

02/04/2026

Good Morning LCF Church Family....

Let me tell you about - The Darkest Friday, The Brightest Hope.

We call today "Good Friday," but if we’re honest, for those standing at the foot of that cross two thousand years ago, it felt like anything but good.

That day must have been full of shadows, heavy silence, and what looked like a total, final defeat. Imagine being there—seeing the One who healed the blind and walked on water now pinned to Roman timber. To the world watching, the story was over. The darkness that fell over the land at midday wasn't just weather; it was the physical weight of our sin. As 1 Peter 2:24 reminds us, "He himself bore our sins in his body on the tree, that we might die to sin and live to righteousness."

> The Debt He Settled
The cross wasn’t some tragic accident. It was a substitution.

Long before Jesus was born, the prophet Isaiah told us exactly why this had to happen: "But he was pierced for our transgressions; he was crushed for our iniquities; upon him was the chastisement that brought us peace, and with his wounds we are healed" (Isaiah 53:5).

Jesus stepped in and took the hit that we deserved. When He cried out, "It is finished" (John 19:30), He wasn't giving up. He was announcing that the bill had been paid. That debt of sin we could never hope to clear? Settled. Done. In full.

> Why Sunday Matters
I know some of you might feel like you’re stuck in a "Friday" right now—where things feel hopeless, silent, or just plain broken. But here is the truth I want you to hold onto today: The cross was necessary, but it wasn't the end.

While Friday was about paying for our sins, Sunday was about our justification—it’s how we are made "right" with God. The Apostle Paul explains this perfectly in Romans 4:25, saying Jesus "was delivered up for our trespasses and raised for our justification." Think of it this way: If Friday was the payment, Sunday was the receipt. The empty tomb is the proof that God accepted the sacrifice. It’s the guarantee that death doesn’t get the final word and that because He lives, we have a fresh start.

So, if you’re carrying a heavy heart today, look to the cross to see how much He loves you, but look toward Sunday to see His power. As it says in 1 Peter 1:3, God has given us a "living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead."

> The darkness of Friday is just the setup for the glory that’s coming.

The King is alive, and our hope is solid. I can’t wait to celebrate the victory with you all this weekend on Resurrection Sunday! Remember, we have a special morning brekky that day at 8.15am, and the service begins at the usual 9.30am. If coming for the brekky, it's always appreciated if you're able to bring a suitable dish to share (it's what we do).

God bless - Ps. Johnny

28/03/2026

Hosanna to the King! 🌿
On Palm Sunday, Jerusalem was filled with shouts of "Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!" (John 12:13). The streets were lined with palm branches and the air was thick with celebration. But there is a sobering lesson in those cheers.

The very same crowd that celebrated His entrance as a political liberator grew fickle when He didn't meet their earthly expectations. They wanted a conqueror; He came as a Saviour. Because they didn't truly recognize the Messiah, those shouts of "Hosanna" turned into cries of "Crucify him!" just a few days later.

Let us not be like that crowd.

As we look toward Resurrection Sunday, let’s check our hearts. Are we only worshipping Jesus when things are going our way, or do we recognize Him for who He truly is? He is the one who was "obedient to death—even death on a cross" (Philippians 2:8) so that we could have eternal life.

Let’s not just give Him our palm branches; let’s give Him our whole hearts. Let us worship Him with sincerity, recognising that He is the King who has come to save us and the King who is coming again very soon!

"Rejoice greatly... See, your king comes to you, righteous and victorious!" (Zechariah 9:9)

God bless you and see you at our 9.30am Palm Sunday church service. - Ps. Johnny

26/03/2026

Coming up - Sunday 5th April

21/01/2026

It saddens me to say it, but Mike Winger just exposed an extremely disgusting culture taking place in churches that involves so many of the big names in mega churches today. I just watched his almost 6 hour video titled, "The skeletons in Bethel's closet are now going to speak" and it is like an atomic bomb has been dropped. Here is a link to his video: https://youtu.be/GH05S53QlY0?si=x2F8LZyrNisV_ZFN

If you don't know who he is, Mike Winger is a respected Bible Teacher and his ministry is Biblethinker.org. He is well-known for his balanced theology, his logic in answering questions about the Bible and teaching its truths in context. But he is also well-known for his thorough and deep research into exposing false teachers of our day, their dangerous teachings, and showing evidence of the shenanigans they perform either for money, power or fame.

It would be wise for every Christian to make time to watch this before it gets taken down due to privacy complaints. This will open up your eyes to seeing what is going on in church circles today. Mike presents shocking evidence that is simply jaw-dropping and exposes some of the worst accepted culture and behaviours amongst the well-known church leaders of our generation, and how it is all being covered up and no action is being taken to discipline or remove the church leaders, nor to protect the victims of the body of Christ.

Mike's video will shock the Church but it needs to be done.

God bless - Johnny.

How Shawn Bolz and his victims sent me down the rabbit hole to find generations of fakery, abuse, lies, and Cover-up Culture. Tons of evidence tons of names....

24/12/2025

Today, as we gather in our homes and around our tables, let's pause to celebrate the greatest reality in human history: "Emmanuel".

Christmas is about so much more than the exchange of gifts; it is about the exchange of our brokenness for His peace. It is the celebration of the truth that God did not remain distant, but became "God with us." He stepped into our world, took on our flesh, and made His home among us.

But our hope doesn't end at the manger.

Just as surely as Christ came to us as a humble baby in Bethlehem, we live in the joyful anticipation that He will come again in glory for His Church. We celebrate today not just a past event, but a living presence. Whether you are in a season of "mountain-top" joy or walking through a dark valley, remember: He is with you now, and He is coming for you soon.

May your day be filled less with the clutter of presents and more with the overwhelming peace of His presence.

"The Word became flesh and dwelt among us..." (John 1:14)

Merry Christmas! He is with us!

24/12/2025

Church Christmas service 9am, we hope to see you there.