Kajang AOG - TAMIL

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

26 April 2026
Sunday Celebration Service
Word bby: Rev. Ravichandran
Sermon Title: Living for Christ in a Temporary World

Below is a detailed summary of the sermon:

​1. The Nature of Our Temporary Life
​ James 4:14 as the central scripture: "What is your life? You are a mist that appears for a little while and then vanishes."

​Life as a "Mist" (Smoke): He emphasizes that human life is fragile and brief. Just as smoke appears for a moment and disappears, our time on earth is limited
​The Wallet Illustration:
He shares a poignant story about an elderly man who kept different photos in his wallet throughout his life—first his parents, then his wife, then his son. Eventually, they all passed away or moved on. In the end, he placed a picture of Jesus in his wallet, realizing that only Christ is permanent and never leaves .

​2. Spiritual "Adultery" and Worldliness
​The sermon addresses the warning in James 4:4 regarding friendship with the world.

​Defining Spiritual Adultery:
He explains that as the "Bride of Christ," when believers prioritize the world’s desires, pride, and ego over God, it is considered spiritual adultery.

​Conflict and Desire: He notes that conflicts and fights often arise from internal selfish desires and "friendship with the world," which creates enmity with God.

​3. The Purpose of Our Creation
​Created for Good Works: Referencing Ephesians 2:10, he explains that we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works which God prepared in advance.

​4. Understanding Death and Eternity
​The Garden of Eden:
He revisits the story of Adam and Eve. He suggests that God’s decision to prevent them from eating from the Tree of Life after the fall was an act of mercy. If they had lived forever in a fallen, sinful state, they would have been in eternal misery.

​Death as a Transition:
For the believer, physical death is not the end but a necessary step to shed the fallen nature and enter the new life and "New Heaven" God has planned.

​Key Takeaway
​The sermon concludes with a call to action: since life is temporary and "mist-like," believers should stop chasing after things that vanish and instead invest their time, love, and energy into knowing Christ and fulfilling His purpose.

Here is the full Sunday Service link
https://youtu.be/nmkZbdvF2dU?si=ipA0Y9ynJ0lPpIJc

06/05/2026

19 April 2026
MTBC GARADUATION (ETC)
CLASS OF 2025

06/05/2026

19 April 2026
Sunday Celebration Service
Word by: Rev Paul Pony
Sermon title : Gurading Your Heart in Relationship

Key Spiritual Lessons

​New Seasons:
The sermon emphasizes that as you grow deeper in your love for God, He transitions you into a "New Season" where the winter (hardships) has passed and the flowers are blooming.

​The "Little Foxes" (The Warning):
A critical warning is given about the "little foxes" that spoil the vines [Song of Solomon 2:15].

​These represent small, seemingly harmless distractions or sins (pride, small lies, or neglect) that enter when a relationship or ministry is just beginning to "bud."
​The importance of catching these "foxes" early before they destroy the potential fruit of your spiritual growth.

Here is the full Sunday Service
https://youtu.be/JnEhtZTA3kA?si=CUSP8ycHYYSVYGXY

21/04/2026

12 April 2026
Sunday Celebration Service
Word by guest speaker: Pastor Yesudhas
Sermon Title: Model Church! Model Believer!

"Model Church" and a "Model Believer," drawing inspiration from the biblical book of 1 Thessalonians

The Concept of a Model Church:
The church at Thessalonica was established by Paul in just 21 days but became a "model" for believers across Macedonia and Achaia within six months. He emphasizes that a church is not just a building or an organization, but the Body of Christ.

​Characteristics of a Model Believer:
​Pleasing God: Living a life that prioritizes God’s approval over human approval.

​Faith in Action: Demonstrating faith through practical deeds, as "faith without works is dead".

​Labor of Love: Serving the church and others out of genuine love for Christ.

​Patience in Suffering:
Maintaining spiritual endurance and joy even during times of persecution or hardship.

​Receiving the Word:
Accepting the teachings of the Bible not just as human words, but as the word of God.

Here is the full service link
https://youtu.be/27MZ-wzjQdE?si=duc_lGDAabLjQ3k0

21/04/2026

11 April 2026
Saturday Night Prayer

05/04/2026

3rd April 2026
Good Friday Srervice
Word by Rev Ravichandran
Title:Why we called Good Friday?

Key point

God's first prophercy was fulfilled.
Genesis 3:15

Jesus ended the curse begin through sin.

Jesus took our place because He loves us.

The gates of Heaven is open to everyone.

05/04/2026

29 March 2026
Sunday Celebration Service
Special Speaker: Rev. Asher Amos
Sermon Title: Advanced Together

Key Sermon Highlights

​The Spirit of Caleb:
To advance, a church needs people with a "different spirit" like Caleb. While others saw giants and felt like grasshoppers, Caleb and Joshua trusted in God’s promise and saw the potential of the land.

​The Power of Obedience:
A core point of the message is that an advancing church must prioritize obedience to God's word [48:33]. The Pastor notes that the generation that left Egypt failed to enter the promised land because they lacked faith and remained stubborn.

​Addressing Internal Barriers:
The sermon warns against "bad reports" or negative talk within the church that can hinder vision. The danger of hidden sin, referencing the story of Achan, whose actions affected the entire community's success.

Forgiveness and Unity:
To truly "advance together," let go of bitterness and practice deep, intentional forgiveness. He shares a personal story of how God led him to list and contact individuals to seek reconciliation.

Here is the link for full service
https://youtu.be/SNhLvyhCIaA?si=yJ9qb9G7zeOagQ9X

05/04/2026

22nd March 2026
Sunday Celebration Service
Special Speaker: Bro. Tham
Sermon Title: Walking in the Wisdom of God

Divine Wisdom

Divine Wisdom as wisdom that comes directly from God. It is not mere worldly knowledge but a gift that helps believers understand God's will and make righteous decisions.

​Key scriptural foundations

Proverbs 1:10: "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom."

​The Example of Job: Despite losing his children, wealth, and health, Job maintained his faith, eventually receiving double restoration.

​The Example of Solomon: When God offered him anything he desired, Solomon asked only for a "wise heart" to lead his people, which pleased God greatly.

The Limits of Material Wealth

While money is necessary for daily life, it cannot buy the most essential things.

​House vs. Home: Money buys a building, but God provides a family filled with love and peace.

​Medicine vs. Health: You can buy treatment, but true healing and life are divine.

​Bed vs. Sleep: Wealth can buy a luxury bed, but only God provides peaceful sleep.

Personal Testimony

​Brother Tham shares his personal journey of learning Tamil. Having grown up in an estate, he spoke the language as a child but forgot it after 25 years of living in the city and speaking only Chinese and English. After his salvation, he felt a "burden" to minister to the Tamil community. He compares his initial hesitation to the Parable of the Talents, realizing he shouldn't "bury" the talent God gave him. He eventually went back to school to study the language specifically for ministry.

Conclusion

The service concludes with a call to walk in wisdom, noting that human life is like a flower that withers, but God's grace remains forever for those who fear Him.

Here is the link for full service
https://youtu.be/AEJu7oAEcHU?si=ms2yz9OmQ5WIjGM9