Wesley Methodist Church Klang

Reconnect with God and People

John 13: 34 & 35
“A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.”

Relationship is an essential aspect of our lives. We are made to be in connection with God and with one another. We are called to love one another just as Jesus has loved us. The anchor verse from John 13: 34 & 35 speaks about a new command that Jesus gave his disciples. It is important for us to notice that Jesus is speaking to his disciples of this new command. He is speaking to this group of disciples who have been with Jesus. These disciples are to love one another just like how Jesus has loved them so that others may know that they are Jesus’ disciples.

How can we as a church love each other so that others may know that we are disciples of Jesus? Firstly, we need to know and experience the love of Jesus in our lives. Our experience of the love of Christ should lead us to love others in the same manner. Therefore, as a church we are called to reconnect ourselves to God so that we may once again experience His Love in our lives. We are then called to reconnect with people so that we may share the love of Christ with one another. We want to be able to reach out to those whom God has placed within our circles of influences – be it our family, work and neighbourhood.

As such, we would be focusing our attention in knowing God. We need to know God in the way that Scriptures teaches us of Him so that we may learn to love Him. We then want to be intentional in connecting with other lovingly so that more will come to the saving knowledge of God

 

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Sunday Morning Worship Service – 6th April 2025

Speaker: Rev Gaurri Maniam
Sermon Title: God’s Omniscience
Scripture Text: Daniel 11: 1 – 35

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Introduction

What is the definition of Biblical prophecy?
In the biblical context, prophecy refers to God’s communication of His will and purpose to humanity.

Explanation

The prophecy in Daniel 11: 1 – 35 shows is that God is all-knowing. He is Omniscient.

Prophecies are God’s gift to the people of God.

Prophecies not only prepares the people for what is about to happen but it also brings hope and assurance that God will take them through it.

Resistance is defined as having the ability to oppose, withstand or refrain from yielding towards ungodly influences or temptations.

God refines his people? He uses trials and difficulties to refine and purify our character.

Final Word
Let us not lose heart for God is with us.

Reflection Question
1. How does the understanding of God knowing us deeply and intimately affect you?
2. Besides reading the Word of God, how can you grow in your knowledge of who God is?
3. Recall the time when God refined you through trials and difficulties? How was God present with you?

 

 

 

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Sunday Morning Worship Service – 23rd March 2025

Speaker: Ms Taeko Funaoka
Sermon Title: Confession of Sin and Restoration
Scripture Text: Daniel 9

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Introduction

God assured Daniel through the visions in chapter 7 and 8, that He will establish His everlasting kingdom through the Son of Man. He will ultimately restore His people and His temple.

In chapter 9, we find Daniel turning to the Lord in an intense prayer. What motivated him to this prayer?

1. Preparation for prayer (vv1-3)

God’s promise through Jeremiah motivated Daniel to pray to the Lord – confessing the sins of people and pleading for God’s mercy (Jeremiah 25:11-12; 29:10, Deuteronomy 28:1-2,15,64; 30:1-3).

2. Daniel’s prayer (vv4-19)

– Daniel affirms who God is. He acknowledges and confesses the
sins of Israel.
– Daniel represents the people in his prayer.
– Daniel appeals for God’s mercy.

3. Answer for Daniel’s prayer (vv20-27)

The vision includes a time frame and the events that will take place during that time. The numbers may be symbolical and intended to be an idea.

‘seven’/weeks = period of seven days or years

God answered with assurance and also with warning.
Ultimately there will be the eradication of evil and the establishment of righteousness (v24).

Conclusion & Reflection

May we remain faithful to God even in the midst of uncertainty in our lives, confessing our sins and interceding for the world.

If the Holy Spirit leads you to confess things in your life that are not pleasing to God, you may speak to God and seek for His forgiveness.
God is faithful, just and forgiving (1 John 1:9)

 

 

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