Christmas is coming very soon; we can really sense it with some Christmas songs, gifts, food and trees all around us these days. When we look at a Christmas tree, we need to know that the most important part of the Christmas tree is not its decoration, but its foundation which helps the tree to stand firm.   Thus, this Christmas, let us not forget the most important part of Christmas, Jesus Christ.  In this year’s Christmas Celebration’s message titled, “He Humbled Himself - A Christmas Hymn,” Ps. Heath Flanagan shares with us about what may have been an early church hymn that is quoted by Paul. It tells us more about Jesus: His Person, His Passion and His Position.  Thank God for His amazing love! Let’s celebrate this Christmas with coming to Him and acknowledging Him as Jesus Christ, Lord of Lords, King of Kings, our God and Savior!  Jesus loves you all!  #christmas #onlineservice #christmashymn #hehumbledhimself #amazinglove #englishservice

We are saved by God by His grace only, not by our works but for good works that He has prepared for us. This Sunday, Ps. Sifera Subekti reminds us to do a self-checkup, whether we truly are alive and not dead in spirit, in a sermon titled “A Name : Alive but Dead"  Let’s prepare our heart and learn the Word of God from Revelation 3:1 "To the angel of the church in Sardis write: He who has the 7 Spirits of God & the 7 stars, says this:  I know your deeds, that you have a name that you are alive, but you are dead."  Jesus loves you all!  #sundayservice #onlineservice #alivebutdead #revelation

And you He made alive, who were dead in trespasses and sins, in which you once walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit who now works in the sons of disobedience, among whom also we all once conducted ourselves in the lusts of our flesh, fulfilling the desires of the flesh and of the mind, and were by nature children of wrath, just as the others.

But God, who is rich in mercy, because of His great love with which He loved us,

In this Sunday Service, Ps. Sifera Subekti shares to us about what we need to do as Christian in a message titled “Heart Keeping”. Guarding our heart is a topic that very relevant in this time, as there are more trials and temptations around us.  What comes out from our mouth and what we show in our action, all of them are originated from our hearts. Thus, we need to respond to God’s calling and His love by not hardening our heart. Encouraging one another to grow in Christ and to stand strong in resisting the temptations around us.  Jesus loves you all!  #onlineservice #heartkeeping #sundayservice #temptation

Salvation is an amazing gift from God. And it is not by our works but for good works that God prepares for us.   Continuing the collection of talks “Philippians Sermon Series” Ps. Heath Flanagan prompts us on the importance of living our life for God in the message “A Church that Honors the Lord”.  We will be reminded of what a church or Christian’s life supposed to be in honoring the Lord, from Paul’s letter to Philippians. There are three characters that Paul mentioned, they are: Undivided, Unafraid, and Unyielding.  Let’s all learn together to become A Church that Honors the Lord, with God as our main focus, spiritual growth as our daily walk of life, loving others and sharing the good news to everyone as our ultimate mission.  Jesus loves you all!  #philippians #honorsthelord #mission #onlinechurch #onlineservice #achurchthathonorsthelord

When we have an exam or job presentation, we prepare it by studying, reading or maybe having a mock presentation in front of the mirror.  But when we want to prepare for life, what do we do?  In the sermon “Time to be Alone”, Ps. Sifera Subekti shares to us that we need to have time to get alone with God. Like Paul, Daniel, and even Jesus Himself; people in the Bible they always take time to get alone with God. By doing that, they received understanding of the Word of God, instructions in life and most importantly, deep intimate relationship with God.  Apostle Paul, in 1st Timothy, gives advice not only to Timothy but also to us about how we need to be set apart and pursue God. There are three advices that become key points of today’s sermon: Flee, Fight and Finish Well.  Let’s prepare our heart and learn together to grow our faith in Jesus.  Jesus loves you all!  #onlineservice #timetobealone #quiettime #devotionaltime #faith

In life, we often pray and strive for success, to have more than before, that house, that car or that accomplishment. And during the time we try to achieve all of those, we also sometimes become more easily worried. Can I get that tomorrow? Can I solve this problem by tomorrow? or Will I not lose what I have tomorrow?  In this message titled “Ready for Tomorrow”, Ps. Heath Flanagan continues the collection of Philippians Sermon Series, by providing us with how we can prepare and be ready for tomorrow by learning from Paul’s life. In Philippians chapter one, we all can see that while in prison Paul was Ready to Testify, not only that he also was Ready to Die and Ready to Abide.  Sometimes, we have this mindset that we all can be at peace only when we get a major victory or successes. However, we all can learn from Paul and Peter, despite of being in difficult and unideal situation at the prison, they were still at peace by knowing God is in control and with them. Let’s all of us learn to grow our faith together in commitment to our Lord Jesus Christ.  Jesus loves you all!  #onlineservice #philippians #faith #readyfortomorrow

There are always reasons to rejoice! That’s what we learn from Paul and his epistle to the Philippians.  In this continuation of the Philippians Sermon Series, Ps. Heath Flanagan shares with us reasons to rejoice from these three experiences in Paul’s  ministry: Bonds, Brothers and Bullies.  When problems hit us from the outside, and pressure enters our life, we learn from Paul that we can always rely on the peace that is planted within - Jesus, who lives in us and gives us everlasting joy.  Jesus loves you all!  #onlineservice #philippians #rejoice #goodnews

Continuing the sermon series ““Philippians: The Joyful Life,” Pastor Heath Flanagan shares with us about “A Joyful Church” based on Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi.  Through the sermon we will look at three features that make the Philippian Church a joyful church. They are: Their Fellowship, Their Father’s Work and Their Fearlessness.  God often has a plan for each and everyone of us that involves others as well. Thus, what we need is a community, a place where we can have a fellowship; like two fellows in a ship - what seems impossible alone is possible with God as we come together, and work towards a common goal.  In that journey of carrying out His plan together, let us not forget to encourage one another, pray for one another, and to keep growing together in Christ.   Jesus loves you all  #onlineservice #philippians #joy #joyfulchurch #unity

This Sunday, we begin a new series, “Philippians: The Joyful Life.” The background to this letter is Acts 16, where we read about Paul traveling to Macedonia and planting a church in Philippi.   Over the next decade this church grew in love and in faith. While imprisoned in Rome, chained to the Roman guard, Paul’s thoughts and heart turned toward Philippi. Overflowing with joy, Paul sends this letter of thanks and encouragement to this wonderful church. He writes of unity, love, humility, and thanksgiving, but the major theme repeated throughout this short letter is joy.   What is joy? Do you have it? Is our church full of joy? As we journey through the letter to the Philippians, may the Lord teach us the joy of salvation, and how we can live a joyful life in every season.