Faith City Church Subang Jaya

Faith City Church Subang Jaya A church in USJ 1 Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. (in fellowship with the Assemblies of God) Our Vision

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We envision a Pastoral Team with God-gifted five fold ministries, supported by a Leadership Community of 50 leaders.

2. We envision a Church with 300 committed disciples who are joyfully involved in their God-given ministries, participating in 30 CARE Groups, under the covering of a Shepherd Leaderfor every 10 members.

3. We envision a Laity-empowered Church providing comprehensive ministries to

meet the needs of every member, refreshing pastors and Christian workers, providing resources to enlarge their ministries.

4. We envision a Missions-focused Church that is involved in church planting, networking and financial partnership to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ in Malaysia and beyond. Our Services

Sunday
9.15am - Pre-service Prayer
10.00am - Worship service (English & Mandarin)
10.45am - Children's Church
12.00pm - School of Christian Growth

Wednesday
8.30pm - Prayer & Intercession

Friday
8.30pm - Adults'/Young Adults' CARE Groups

Saturday
4.00pm - Youth Fellowship

May 10, 2026 | Mother's DayWe are not raising our children alone - God is raising them with us.The message shared pract...
11/05/2026

May 10, 2026 | Mother's Day

We are not raising our children alone - God is raising them with us.

The message shared practical encouragement on guiding children to walk closely with God, while highlighting a mother’s love that bears, believes, hopes & endures all things — a love anchored in God that helps our children discover their purpose & destiny.

Motherhood is never a journey walked alone. God strengthens, guides & walks alongside every mother through every season.

For the full sermon, click here:
https://tinyurl.com/6zw4jzw2

May 3, 2026“Selah” — a simple word with a powerful meaning. In Hebrew, it means to pause. Often found in the Psalms, it ...
05/05/2026

May 3, 2026

“Selah” — a simple word with a powerful meaning. In Hebrew, it means to pause. Often found in the Psalms, it serves as a gentle, dramatic reminder to stop, breathe, and reflect.

Today, let this be our invitation:
- Pause and reflect on God’s Word.
- Pause and consider the state of your heart, your health, and your life.

In a world that constantly pushes us to rush forward, “Selah” calls us to be still—long enough to listen, to realign, and to find peace in His presence.

Click onto link below for the full message:
https://tinyurl.com/4fzndh78

April 26, 2026When was the last time you heard His voice? In a world full of noise, it’s easy to miss the One who is sti...
27/04/2026

April 26, 2026

When was the last time you heard His voice?

In a world full of noise, it’s easy to miss the One who is still speaking.
Jesus says in John 10 — “My sheep hear My voice… and I call them by name.”

This sermon reminds us:

- God is not distant — He comes to where we are, even in our “locked” places.
- His voice calls us out — not into comfort, but into deeper trust & true freedom.
- The closer we stay to the Shepherd, the more we are nourished.
- What we listen to matters — not every voice leads to life.

Like in Genesis 3, God still asks today: “Where are you?”
Not your location… but your heart.

And His invitation remains:
“Come and see.”
Step into a life of grace, fellowship, & truly walking with Him — not a half-hearted faith, but a real relationship.

👉Watch the full sermon here:
https://tinyurl.com/56rz64m3

Apr 19, 2026In John 6, many followed Jesus for what He could give—miracles, provision... But when the cost became too hi...
21/04/2026

Apr 19, 2026

In John 6, many followed Jesus for what He could give—miracles, provision...
But when the cost became too high, many walked away.

Jesus asked: “Would you also leave?”
A question that still speaks to us today.

Faithfulness and resilience doesn't come by default—they are daily decisions.

Are we drawn to the gift… or to the Giver?
Is our walk with Christ real, or just visible?

Peter recognised the truth in Jesus—His authority, identity, and exclusivity.
Judas, though physically close, was spiritually distant.
Allegiance is not about external association, but internal surrender.
If Christ is not our anchor, our activity becomes mere social engagement.

Choose to stay—daily.
Anchor yourself in His Word. Walk with the Holy Spirit.

Watch the full sermon here:
https://tinyurl.com/y5c55tj8

Apr 12, 2026True fruitfulness comes when we hear the Word & obey the Word.God’s greatest agenda for our lives is not jus...
14/04/2026

Apr 12, 2026

True fruitfulness comes when we hear the Word & obey the Word.
God’s greatest agenda for our lives is not just activity, but fulfillment in Him—to experience His power, His provision, and His divine openings.

Yet often, fear stands in the way.
The enemy seeks to hinder us from stepping into God’s best. Fear grips the heart, distorts what we see and hear, and keeps us from moving forward.

In Mark 5, Jairus poured out his troubled heart to Jesus in desperation for his daughter. Even in that moment of fear and hopelessness, Jesus called him to believe.

What we see and hear can influence our hearts—but we are called to walk by faith, not by sight.
And when we forget God’s past victories, fear begins to take hold.

So how do we overcome fear?

✨ 1. God is not the giver of fear
“God has given us a spirit not of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind” (2Timothy 1:7).

✨ 2. God is for us (Romans 8:28)
“If God is for us, who can be against us?” (Romans 8:28).

✨ 3. God is trustworthy
Even when fear rises, we can anchor our confidence in His unchanging nature.

Fear is not meant to destroy us—it can be a signal that we are stepping into something significant, something that leads us closer to God’s promises.

▶️ Watch the full sermon here:
https://tinyurl.com/2wf495tc

Apr 5, 2026This Resurrection Sunday, we were reminded of the true news of the Gospel: that while all of us fall short, n...
07/04/2026

Apr 5, 2026

This Resurrection Sunday, we were reminded of the true news of the Gospel: that while all of us fall short, no amount of “good enough” can make things right with God. But in His great love, God made a way.

Through Jesus, grace was given freely—not earned. On the cross, the debt of sin was fully paid. “It is finished.” And through His resurrection, we now have victory, freedom, and new life.

We are no longer bound by sin—restoration is possible, and a new life in Christ is available to all who believe.

👑 Jesus is not just our Savior but also our Lord and King, He calls us beyond mere belief—into wholehearted allegiance.

👉 Click the link to watch the full sermon.
https://tinyurl.com/3jtdbbdb

He is Risen!He died that we may live. ... Rejoice in the resurrection of the Lord, our Savior!Lord, let our lives count,...
04/04/2026

He is Risen!

He died that we may live. ...
Rejoice in the resurrection of the Lord, our Savior!

Lord, let our lives count, change our hearts to be messengers of Resurrection joy and hope.

Be filled with renewed hope, faith, and love as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. 💝

Good FridayApr 3, 2026At the cross, what seemed like defeat was actually God’s greatest victory.✨ Justice was satisfied ...
04/04/2026

Good Friday
Apr 3, 2026

At the cross, what seemed like defeat was actually God’s greatest victory.

✨ Justice was satisfied — Jesus bore what we deserved.
✨ Mercy was extended — forgiveness flowed even in His suffering.
✨ Access was opened — the veil was torn, and we can now draw near to God.
✨ The work was finished — “It is finished” means nothing more is needed.

Good Friday reminds us: what looked like the darkest moment became the doorway to our salvation.

Is it good for you today?

Watch the full sermon here:
https://tinyurl.com/5ep62emk

March 29, 2026When the cheers fade… will your faith remain?On Palm Sunday, the same crowd that shouted “Hosanna!” would ...
03/04/2026

March 29, 2026

When the cheers fade… will your faith remain?

On Palm Sunday, the same crowd that shouted “Hosanna!” would soon cry “Crucify Him.” What changed?

This message unpacks the danger of misplaced expectations, borrowed convictions, and the pressure of public opinion—and calls us to a deeper, unwavering faith in Christ.

Are we following Jesus for what He can do… or for who He truly is?

Be challenged to anchor your faith in truth, stand firm when culture shifts, and choose the cross over the crowd.

Watch the full sermon here:
https://tinyurl.com/4wm54xd9

Mar 22, 2026What does it really mean to live a life that bears lasting fruit?Through powerful real-life testimony from t...
23/03/2026

Mar 22, 2026

What does it really mean to live a life that bears lasting fruit?

Through powerful real-life testimony from the mission field in Thailand, we’re reminded that God’s priority is not first what we do—but who we are before Him.

✨ Consecration — setting our lives apart wholly for God
✨ Sanctification — allowing the Holy Spirit to transform us into Christ’s likeness
✨ Fruit-bearing — the natural outcome of a life surrendered & obedient

The call is simple, yet costly:
“Do you love Me enough to fall into the ground & die?”

When we choose a life of holiness, humility, & obedience—putting God first daily—He produces fruit beyond what we could ever imagine. Not for recognition, but for His glory.

Click onto the link below for the full message that will challenge & realign your walk with God.
https://tinyurl.com/musr8v9m

Address

33-3 Jalan USJ 1/1B
Petaling Jaya
47620

Telephone

+60380249936

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