JHM Faith Forward Fellowship

29/08/2026

Whatever challenges, worries, or uncertainties you may be facing, remember that nothing can separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.❤️

Join us tomorrow, August 30, at 9:30 AM as we come together to worship, be encouraged, and hear God’s Word. Let’s strengthen our faith and remind one another of the assurance we have in Christ. 🙏

Come and be blessed. Bring a friend, and let’s worship together!🤍

15/08/2026

See you all tomorrow! 🙌🏻

Life is a precious gift from God and every breath is a reminder of His grace, love, and faithfulness. ❤️ No matter what season we are in, we always have a reason to thank Him, praise Him, and trust His unfailing love.

This Sunday, let us gather as one family in Christ to encourage one another, worship wholeheartedly, and listen to His Word. Come with an open heart and let God renew and strengthen you.🙏🏻

Bring your family and friends, and let us celebrate the gift of LIFE together in God’s presence!❤️

01/08/2026

United by faith, strengthened by love, and called to one purpose! 📖

See you tomorrow!🙌

🤝 We are stronger when we walk together in Christ!

In a world that often pulls people apart, God calls us to live in unity, humility, patience, and love. As one family in Christ, let us continue to encourage, support, and build one another up as we pursue the calling He has given us.

"Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace." says Ephesians 4:3

Join us tomorrow as we grow together in God's Word and discover what it truly means to Keeping Together.

Everyone is welcome! Bring your family and friends. 💙

25/07/2026

Jacob is often remembered as the deceiver. He lied, manipulated, and ran from the consequences of his choices. But when we read his story carefully, it becomes clear that Jacob is not really the main point.

What stands out the most is God’s faithfulness.

Before Jacob’s name was changed to Israel, before he wrestled with God, and before his life was transformed, God made him a promise:

“I am with you and will watch over you wherever you go… I will not leave you until I have done what I have promised you.”
Genesis 28:15

What makes this promise so amazing is that Jacob had not earned it. He was still running after deceiving his brother. Yet God chose to stay with him.

Jacob still made mistakes. He still faced the consequences of his actions. His life was far from perfect. But through every season, God remained faithful to what He had promised.

Many people remember the moment Jacob wrestled with God. It is a beautiful part of his story. But perhaps the greater picture is this: even before Jacob held on to God, God had already chosen not to let go of Jacob.

In many ways, we are like Jacob. We have all failed. We have all made choices we wish we could take back. But our flaws do not change who God is. He is still faithful. He still keeps His promises. He is still at work in our lives, even when we cannot see it.

That is the hope found in Jacob’s story. Not that a deceiver became a better man, but that a faithful God never gave up on him. And because God does not change, He will not give up on those who belong to Him either. 🤍

24/07/2026

Let's gather and allow Him to search, shape, and lead us.🙌✨
See you this Sunday!🙏🏻🤍

In the busyness of our lives, God invites us to pause, reflect, and allow Him to search our hearts. His purpose is not to condemn us, but to transform us, heal us, and lead us in His everlasting way.🤍

We warmly invite you to join us for a meaningful time of praise, worship, prayer and the Word as we seek God's presence together.

Come as you are! Bring your family and friends, and let's experience God's love, grace, and transforming power together.

See you this Sunday!❤️

21/07/2026

Samson and Delilah is one of the most well-known stories in the Bible. Many people say Delilah was the reason for Samson’s downfall. But when we read the whole story, we see that wasn’t where it began.

Samson’s downfall started long before Delilah. It began with a pattern of disobedience; ignoring God’s commands, compromising little by little, and relying more on his own desires than on God. Delilah was the final chapter, not the root cause.

Yet even in Samson’s failure, we see God’s mercy. In his final moments, Samson cried out to the Lord, and God heard him. His story reminds us that no matter how far we’ve fallen, genuine repentance is never met with rejection. God welcomes those who return to Him.

But His forgiveness doesn’t always remove the consequences of our choices. Samson was forgiven, yet he still lived with the results of his disobedience.

May we learn from Samson’s life: our greatest strength is not in our gifts, but in our obedience to God. 🤍

05/07/2026

This verse says that King Saul disobeyed God's command by sparing the best animals after a battle, intending to offer them as sacrifices. Samuel confronted Saul and explained that no sacrifice could make up for deliberate disobedience.

* Obedience comes first. God wants a heart that follows His will, not just religious actions.
* Good intentions do not excuse disobedience. Even if Saul planned to honor God with sacrifices, he still ignored God's command.
* True worship is shown through faithful living. Our actions should reflect our trust in God.

God is more pleased with a heart that obeys Him than with religious acts done without obedience.