New Covenant Community Church, Sentul

New Covenant Community Church, Sentul A community of diverse people in Sentul, KL. Living like Jesus, sharing His love. Drop us a message or visit us on Sunday. There is so much more to life.

New Covenant Community Church is a non-denominational church based in Sentul, Malaysia. Our church family strives to love Jesus more, connect people to God, and reconnect the disconnected. Whether you are looking for a church, want to know some new friends, or get connected with people, we are the place to be. New Covenant Community was founded by Pastor Elisha Satvinder and his wife Petrina over

20 years ago. At New Covenant Community we are focused on loving Jesus and sharing His love. Come and experience God with us and be part of our church community. Join us as we live life together while building an amazing church that impacts our friends, family, and the world.

We often spend so much time worrying about tomorrow that we forget where today’s strength comes from.Jesus invites us to...
03/09/2026

We often spend so much time worrying about tomorrow that we forget where today’s strength comes from.

Jesus invites us to come to Him daily, not just for answers, but for the life and nourishment our souls need.

This Sunday, Pastor Elisha continues “Rediscovering The Jesus We Thought We Knew” with “Abiding: Bread For Today.”

Join us as we reflect on what it means to depend on Jesus one day at a time and trust Him as our source.

Sometimes we try to handle everything on our own and wonder why we feel so tired.Jesus reminds us that we were never mea...
02/09/2026

Sometimes we try to handle everything on our own and wonder why we feel so tired.

Jesus reminds us that we were never meant to do life apart from Him. When we stay connected to Him, He gives us what we need to grow and bear fruit.

A good reminder for us this month: stay close to the Source.

True freedom is found when we live close to the One who made us.
31/08/2026

True freedom is found when we live close to the One who made us.

30/08/2026

Sorrow is part of life. There are seasons when things don’t go the way we hoped, and it can be hard to see where God is in the middle of it.

But Jesus doesn’t ask us to pretend that everything is fine. He invites us to remain close to Him, even in the difficult moments.

As we continue “Rediscovering The Jesus We Thought We Knew,” Pastor Elisha will share this week’s message, “Abiding: When Sorrow Turns To Joy.”

Together, we’ll reflect on what it means to stay connected to Jesus when life feels heavy, and how abiding in Him can change the way we walk through sorrow.

Sometimes the situation may not change right away, but being close to Jesus changes how we face it. And in Him, sorrow does not have to have the final word.

Sometimes we think we need to be strong all the time.But Jesus shows us that even in seasons of sorrow, we don’t have to...
28/08/2026

Sometimes we think we need to be strong all the time.

But Jesus shows us that even in seasons of sorrow, we don’t have to stay there. There is a joy that comes from staying close to Him, even when life feels heavy.

This Sunday, Pastor Elisha continues “Rediscovering The Jesus We Thought We Knew” with “Abiding: When Sorrow Turns To Joy.”

Join us as we reflect on what it means to remain close to Jesus through every season.

You can be downcast and faithful in the same breath.Struggling with your mental health does not mean your faith is weak....
26/08/2026

You can be downcast and faithful in the same breath.

Struggling with your mental health does not mean your faith is weak. Scripture makes room for despair, and it also makes room for help.

📖 Read: Mental Health in Christianity: Why Faith and Therapy Were Never Opposites (Link in bio)

Our hearts need more than contact, they need true life with God and others.
24/08/2026

Our hearts need more than contact, they need true life with God and others.

23/08/2026

There are seasons when we can feel distant from God. We may wonder where He is, whether He is still working, or if we are somehow meant to figure life out on our own.

But Jesus gives us a different promise. We are not left as orphans.

As we continue our series “Rediscovering The Jesus We Thought We Knew,” this Sunday’s message, “Awakening: Not Left as Orphans,” invites us to rediscover the presence of God in our everyday lives.

It is a reminder that following Jesus is not about walking alone. God is near, present, and at work, even in the seasons when we may not feel it.

Join Pastor Elisha as we reflect on what it means to awaken to this reality and live with the confidence that we are not alone.

Sometimes life can leave us feeling alone, uncertain, or like we have to figure everything out by ourselves.But Jesus ne...
21/08/2026

Sometimes life can leave us feeling alone, uncertain, or like we have to figure everything out by ourselves.

But Jesus never intended for us to walk through life feeling abandoned. He promised that we would not be left as orphans.

This Sunday, Pastor Elisha continues “Rediscovering The Jesus We Thought We Knew” with “Awakening: Not Left as Orphans.”

Let’s reflect on what it means to know that God is with us, and that we are never truly alone. 🧡

There is always something God is inviting us to see more clearly.Finish the sentence in the comments!
19/08/2026

There is always something God is inviting us to see more clearly.

Finish the sentence in the comments!

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4-2, Jalan 14/48a, Sentulraya Boulevard
Kuala Lumpur
51000

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