Fw: Pr Lawrence's Mother Passed Away

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From: Shirley Phuah <shirleyphuah@newlife.org.my> Sent: Tuesday, 26 April 2016 12:27 To: lanny@newlife.org.my; 'A Pr Hock Teo '; 'A Pr Lawrence Chen'; 'A Pr Ron Hee'; 'Bee Long'; 'Grace Hee NL '; 'Jinny Teo'; patrick@newlife.org.my; 'Pr Loh'; 'Vivienne Loh'; 'Bobby & Joanna Wee'; 'Bobby Wee office'; 'CH Soon'; 'Chan Lai Lai'; 'Chew Hing Yoong'; 'Danny Chin'; 'Darren Cheong'; drfranktan@gmail.com; 'Edward Tan NL '; 'Eloise Chan '; 'Esther Ong'; 'Esther Tay'; 'Foong Leng '; 'FRANK & JOSEPHINE LIM'; 'GERALD & JOANNE ANG'; 'Gerald Ang'; 'Guna'; 'Julie Tan'; 'Len & Grace'; 'Len Albakri '; 'Lim Loo Ann (NL)'; 'Lim Seng Hing'; 'Lincoln '; 'Mae Pua'; maepua@gmail.com; 'Nelly Ting'; raymondlowsh@yahoo.com; 'Sharon Leong '; 'Sharon Ng Beng Beng'; 'Shela Patrick'; 'Shirleen Chiew'; 'Soo Heng Chin '; 'Soon Vi Vian '; 'Sophia Cheong'; 'Tan Beng Keong'; 'Tan KweeChoo'; 'Ting JG & Nelly'; 'Wai Peng & Foong Leng'; 'Wilson & Mae Chua'; 'Wong Kar Sum new'; 'Ben Kho'; 'Charles Boey'; 'Christina Khoo Bee Leng'; 'Francis Foo'; 'Josephine Ong Pui Lin'; 'Ninien Kho'; 'Simon Sim '; 'Abraham Wee NL'; 'Cheong Jyn Ee NL'; 'Elise Lai NL'; 'Jacelyn Tan NL'; 'Joshua Len'; 'Olivia Shield NL'; 'Sophie Chan NL'; 'Yoke Shan NL'; 'Angel Yap Jing Ling'; 'E Von Chin'; 'James Tan'; 'Jing Jing personal'; 'Li Ann Cheah'; 'Yap Jing Jing '; 'Yoke Yong Phoon'; 'Pr Raymond & Lilian Wee'; 'A. Cheam'; 'Fiona Leong'; 'JT Lim'; 'Khoo Hoe Peng'; 'May Yoke'; 'Lai Hing Ying'; 'Vince Seah'; 'Sandy Shi Mu'; 'Serene Woon'; 'Philip Tan'; 'John Mah'; meiyenlee2001@yahoo.com; 'Katharine Koo'; 'John Ooi'; 'May Loke'; 'Alicia TUNG'; 'Daniel NG'; 'Donald LAU'; danielliankm@gmail.com; yeeonn@newlife.org.my; joseph@newlife.org.my; 'A. JYap' Reply To: shirleyphuah@newlife.org.my Subject: Pr Lawrence's Mother Passed Away

 

 Dear Pastors, Elders, Supervisors, Leaders & Colleagues,

 

 

Just received this message from Bro Darren Cheong of PJ English. I am informing you on behalf of Pr Lawrence, who is away in Europe now.

 

My sympathy to inform that Pr Lawrence's mother, the late Vivian Lee Lin went home to be with the Lord this morning at 7.38am (Apr. 26, 2016 @ Tuesday).

 

NO wake service tonight.

 

 

Funeral service will be held on Wednesday, April 27, 2016 @ 10am at Subang Lutheran Garden followed by burial at the same venue.

Address: Jalan Jingga U9/39, Subang Permai, Selangor

 

Kindly notify your cell members.

 

 

 

 

 

In Christ,

Shirley

 

Fw: Wawasan Penabur's Berita Rakan Penabur (Q1 2016)

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From: Wawasan Penabur <wawasan.penabur@gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, 17 April 2016 08:06 To: Wawasan Penabur Subject: Wawasan Penabur's Berita Rakan Penabur (Q1 2016)

Shalom,

 

Some of us may have seen the video clip on a young Christian girl was led to the "Kalimah Syahadah" by Dr Zakir Naik in Trengganu. The video (http://www.siakapkeli.my/2016/04/video-selepas-bertanya-soalan-remaja.html?m=1 or http://www.blogmazeer.com/2016/04/detik-detik-gadis-kristian-diislamkan.html) went viral and we soon realized that many of our young people are facing the same issue simply because they are just nominal Christians. From the video clip, we also discover that she (and probably thousands of others) became acquainted with Islam since young, from school!  At a very tender age, their hearts have been tendered by Islam. Coming from nominal Christian family, will definitely just make them a step closer to profess Islam. For record, Dr Zakir also converted 12 East Malaysian students from UiTM Shah Alam back in 2012.

 

Our latest Berita Rakan Penabur is highlighting the need for us (parents, teachers, leaders) to teach our children the fear of the Lord, and to help them grow in their faith. We pray that our hearts will be open towards the plight of our Christian children, especially from East Malaysia.

 

God bless.

Randy

 

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Fw: Lessons for OA Mission to New Life Bidor/Tapah

Dear all,

Please take note and will follow up with the allocation of role later.

God bless,

Bro. Frank

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From: Ying Lai Hing <laihing@newlife.org.my> Sent: Wednesday, 30 March 2016 12:05 To: Frank Lim Reply To: laihing@newlife.org.my Subject: Lessons for OA Mission to New Life Bidor/Tapah

Dear Bro Frank,

 

Pls find attached lessons on message preparation for OA missions to Bidor/Tapah by your cell group as follow:

 

15 May 2016 – "Musa dan Harun Berbicara kepada Firaun" Bible lesson continues from Old Testament (same lesson for both churches)

 

Please contact Pr Rubil at 011-1210 6900 for further arrangement & coordination at least one week before your trip. Kindly refer guidelines attached for preparation.

 

Kindly note on the following details for photos taking:

 

Pictures submission to church office (Lai Hing) within a month upon return

 

Picture quality:

·         Quantity: Min 50 pictures & Max 100 pictures, submit in CD form

·         Size: 1,920 x 1,080 pixel

·         Quality: 300 DPI (Dot Per Inch)

·         Category: good mixture of Ministry, Group & Fun

 

 

Blessings,

Lai Hing

 

 

 

Celebratibg Ankit tog with Ps. Park mission team. TGCC

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Bro. Liu/ Sis. Michelle all set for their tour to the Artic. Travel Safe , Safe Travel. Travel mercy from all of us. Have a blessed well deserved holidays.🙏

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Bro liu/ Michelle ,PTL, Ready for Artic tour

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Guess who came for CG. Sis... Joanne. God presence is awesome. Anointing is in the Air🙏❤

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PCG at Tropicana 4/3/16

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Fw: Pillars of Our Faith

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From: Holy Land Moments Daily Devotional <Devotional@HolyLandMoments.org> Sent: Friday, 4 March 2016 19:00 To: Lim Hook Hing Reply To: Holy Land Moments Daily Devotional Subject: Pillars of Our Faith

Listen now | Comment | Tell a Friend | Donate     This words theme: Spring Hebrew Word of the Day Mashav Ruach (Meaning: Breeze) Hear Translation » Pillars of Our Faith March 4, 2016 He erected the pillars at the portico of the temple. The pillar to the south he named Jakin and the one to the north Boaz. The capitals on top were in the shape of lilies. And so the work on the pillars was completed. — 1 Kings 7:21–22 The Torah portion for this week is Vayakhel, which means "assembled," from Exodus 35:1—38:20, and the Haftorah is from 1 Kings 7:13–26. In this week's Torah reading we catch a glimpse into what the Tabernacle looked like. In this week's Haftorah reading, we fast-forward to the construction of the Holy Temple and see a glimmer of the beautiful House of God which once stood in Jerusalem. Like the Tabernacle, the Temple contained all the ritual objects such as the Ark of the Covenant, the lampstand, the altar, the table, and others items. However, the Temple also contained some elements that were not part of the more temporary Tabernacle. We read about two such items in the Haftorah. We are told that two giant pillars – each about 27 feet high and 18 feet wide – flanked the entry to the Temple. King Solomon gave each pillar a name: "The pillar to the south he named Jakin and the one to the north Boaz." The naming of ritual items is not uncommon. However, usually the names are simply descriptive and functional; they describe what the vessel is used for. However, in this case, the pillars didn't serve a purpose and they could have easily been referred to as simply "the pillars." It seems that the names of the pillars were intended to be symbolic. As people passed through them into the House of God, there was a message within those pillars that was meant to be imparted to the worshipers. Jakin means "He will establish," as in "I will establish his kingdom forever" (1 Chronicles 28:7), and Boaz means "In him is strength," as in "The LORD gives strength to His people" (Psalm 29:11). Jakin symbolizes eternity; Boaz represents omnipotence. Both are fundamental characteristics of God. Just as today we include praises to God when we come to Him in prayer so that we have an understanding of Who it is that we are worshiping, so, too, the pillars were meant to place the worshiper in a proper state of mind. As the worshipers walked between the two pillars, dwarfed by their magnitude and size, it was a moment of awe and clarity in which they recognized the glory of God. However, there is a third characteristic expressed on those mysterious pillars. Each was capped with a lily (or rose), a symbol of love, as in, "Like a lily among thorns is my darling among the young women" (Song of Songs 2:2). While we worship the Lord as the eternal and almighty God, we must also remember that God is loving, merciful, and kind. The pillars that once stood at the Temple continue to serve as the pillars of our faith today, reminding us that God is eternal, all-powerful, and all-loving. He is the foundation upon which we build our unshakable faith. With prayers for shalom, peace, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein Founder and President Change your email preferences    © 2014 International Fellowship of Christians and Jews ™ 30 North LaSalle Street, Suite 4300, Chicago, IL 60602 Privacy PolicyContact UsUnsubscribe

Fwd: Guide to Cell discussions on 'Kingdom Family'

 Bros/Sis.

Kindly find below a guide compiled by Pr Patrick to assist you facilitating the discussion on "Kingdom Family" cell lessons.

we are to finish this 6 lessons by middle of April before we resume the sermon notes discussion.

I will deliver the books to Bro. Liu before Friday.

Thank you and God bless.

Bro. Frank

 

 

 

 

Read (pg v) FOREWORD by Pr J.

 

Lesson One

 

Joshua 24:15

But if serving the LORD seems undesirable to you, then choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve, whether the gods your ancestors served beyond the Euphrates, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land you are living. But as for me and my household, we will serve the LORD."

 

 

 "Kingdom Family" Quotes : ( pg 8)

·        " A healthy family is a model for church discipleship"  

·        " The higher aim for the church is : kingdom life where individuals and families are able to form God's movement to impact society".

 

Optional :

Kingdom of God( Matthew 6:33 ; Mark 1:14 Mark 1:15 ; Luke 4:43 )

 "kingdom of Christ" ( Matthew 13:41 ; 20:21 )

"kingdom of Christ and of God" (Ephesians 5:5 )

"kingdom of David" ( Mark 11:10 )

"the kingdom" ( Matthew 8:12 ; 13:19 )

"kingdom of heaven" ( Matthew 3:2 ;4:17 ; 13:41 )

 

 

Lesson 2

 

Discipleship , roles and spiritual gifts

 

Matthew 28:18-20

 

Acts 1:8

 

1 Corinthians 12:1-13

Romans 12:3-21

 

Ephesians 4:11-13

 

Optional :

(Exodus 34:18-26,  2 Corinthians 8:1-9 , 2 Corinthians 9:6-11)

 

Lesson 3

 

Challenge to Kingdom authority and power

 

 

Ephesians 6:10-18

 

Temptation (Matthew 4:1-11, Genesis 3:1-7, and James 1:13-15)

Accusation (Revelation 12:10)

 

 Deception (John 8:44 and Matthew 4:1-11)

Direct Attacks (Job 1:6-12, Job 2:1-6, Ephesians 6:16, and 1 Peter 5:8)

 

Lesson 4

Marriage ,  family, church and cell life  

 

 Ephesians 5: 21 – 6:9

2 Timothy 2:1-7

 

Lesson 5

God or Mammon

 

1 Timothy 6:6-19

 

 

Lesson 6

 

Persecution

 

Hebrew 11:1 - 12:3