We are Telugu speaking expatriates mostly from Andhra Pradesh, India, working in Malaysia. We hold our weekly Sunday worship in the Tamil Methodist Church, Kuala Lumpur (near Palm Court, Brickfields). Our Sunday worship is conducted between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm. Contact the following members for further information: Aunty Pramila Karunaivell: 019-6188343, Bro. Chandrapal Babu :016-369-5053. Contact us at: email: kltelugufellowship@gmail.com, Facebook: kltelugufellowship
Nov 13, 2013
Oct 14, 2013
When you forgive, the debt doesn't just go away. You absorb the debt. That's why forgiveness is so hard.
Say you lend a person one thousand dollars, but suppose that when the time comes for the loan to be repaid that person is unable to repay you. If you forgive that person of his debt, then that person no longer owes you anything. By forgiving, you forfeited the money—you absorbed the debt.
How is it that God is able to forgive our sins against him? He absorbed them by sending his son to suffer the penalty for our debts (sins). Christ absorbed the penalty of death so that we don't have to. When God forgave us, he said, "There's no need to repay me." (We couldn't repay God even if we tried, but now we're freed from the burden of trying.)
When you forgive someone, you absorb their debt. That's why forgiveness is so hard.
In Luke 7, Jesus tells this parable to Simon: "Two men owed money to a certain moneylender. One owed him five hundred denarii, and the other fifty. Neither of them had the money to pay him back, so he canceled the debts of both. Now which of them will love him more?" Simon replied, "I suppose the one who had the bigger debt canceled." "You have judged correctly," Jesus said.
Forgiveness is a sign of love. To forgive someone of a massive debt (in this case, five hundred denarii) is a sign of massive love. How is forgiveness a sign of love? Because if you forgive much, then you must absorb much debt (pain, suffering, loss, etc.). Our sin against God is the biggest possible debt we could have; so for God to absorb that is a sign of his endless, measureless love.
When He forgave us, God didn't just ignore our debt; he absorbed our debt.
Jul 18, 2013
Jun 27, 2013
Nothing steals your joy like thinking, "I will enjoy my life when ..."
It's very tempting to think that happiness will come to me once I get something: "I would be happy if I just had a bigger house, another car, a better job, more money, a different wife, a nicer family, a new TV...." But such thoughts are very deceptive.
In truth, all those things we want actually make us miserable; we fight and quarrel about what we want, and then we're upset when we don't get it (see James 4:1-4). Don't get caught up in things that you want or need. Instead, you should not worry about getting what you need; rest assured your heavenly Father will take care of what you need (see Matthew 6:30-32).
It's foolish to make your enjoyment of life hinge upon anything. There will always be one more thing for you to acquire before you can "enjoy life." The more you have, the more you have to worry about, which makes life that much harder to enjoy.
Instead of expecting possessions or circumstances to give you joy, seek the only source of everlasting joy—Jesus. Jesus says he came to Earth "so that [you] may have the full measure of my joy within [you]" (John 17:13). Similarly, Jesus said, "I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be complete" (John 15:11).
Jesus offers to make our joy complete and to give us the full measure of his joy. Since Jesus is wholly God, His joy is complete and whole joy. That Jesus offers us such joy is astonishing.
Therefore, find your joy in God for in his presence is fullness of joy (see Psalm 16:11). Don't let your joy depend on getting all the things you want because there will always be more things that you don't have, and therefore there will always be more things that will prevent you from enjoying life. Let Jesus be your joy, rather than waiting to enjoy life "when...."
Feb 16, 2013
30 June 2013 Sunday Service 4.00pm - 6.00pm
O R D E R O F W O R S H I P
CALL TO WORSHIP - Bro.Kumar KMJ
OPENING PRAYER - Bro.Kumar KMJ
PRAISE AND WORSHIP - Choir
TESTIMONIES - Fellowship Members
PRAYER FOR TESTIMONIES - Bro.David Raju
SCRIPTURE READING - Sis.Florance
WORD OF GOD - Pas.P.P.Abraham
TITHES & OFFERING SONG - Fellowship members
ANNOUNCEMENTS - Bro.Sudhakar G
FINAL PRAYER - Pas.P.P.Abraham
LORDS PRAYER
BENEDICTION - Pas.P.P.Abraham
CLOSING SONG - Choir
CALL TO WORSHIP - Bro.Kumar KMJ
OPENING PRAYER - Bro.Kumar KMJ
PRAISE AND WORSHIP - Choir
TESTIMONIES - Fellowship Members
PRAYER FOR TESTIMONIES - Bro.David Raju
SCRIPTURE READING - Sis.Florance
WORD OF GOD - Pas.P.P.Abraham
TITHES & OFFERING SONG - Fellowship members
ANNOUNCEMENTS - Bro.Sudhakar G
FINAL PRAYER - Pas.P.P.Abraham
LORDS PRAYER
BENEDICTION - Pas.P.P.Abraham
CLOSING SONG - Choir
Feb 8, 2013
9th Anniversary Celebration
TELUGU FELLOWSHIP KUALA LUMPUR
9th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
DATE : Sunday 10th February 2013
VENUE: Abraham Hall, Tamil Methodist Church KL
TIME : 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Contact Bro.Sudhakar (019 2160333) for details
AGENDA
6.50pm : Opening Prayer
6.55pm : Welcome Address by MC
7.00pm : Greetings by the TF - lay LEADER
7.05pm : Praise song’s by Choir
7.20pm : Annual Report on Fellowship - SECRETARY
7.25pm : Special song by Fellowship Members
7.30pm : Performance by Children
7.45pm : PERFORMANCES BY FELLOWSHIP MEMBERS
8.00pm : Special song by Fellowship Members
8.00pm : Greetings and message from pastors
8.20pm : Vote of Thanks
8.25pm : Closing Song BY CHOIR
8.30pm : Closing Prayer and Benediction by Pastor
8.35pm : Fellowship Dinner
9.30pm : Close
9th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
DATE : Sunday 10th February 2013
VENUE: Abraham Hall, Tamil Methodist Church KL
TIME : 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Contact Bro.Sudhakar (019 2160333) for details
AGENDA
6.50pm : Opening Prayer
6.55pm : Welcome Address by MC
7.00pm : Greetings by the TF - lay LEADER
7.05pm : Praise song’s by Choir
7.20pm : Annual Report on Fellowship - SECRETARY
7.25pm : Special song by Fellowship Members
7.30pm : Performance by Children
7.45pm : PERFORMANCES BY FELLOWSHIP MEMBERS
8.00pm : Special song by Fellowship Members
8.00pm : Greetings and message from pastors
8.20pm : Vote of Thanks
8.25pm : Closing Song BY CHOIR
8.30pm : Closing Prayer and Benediction by Pastor
8.35pm : Fellowship Dinner
9.30pm : Close
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