Vision
Upcoming
Sermons
11 am & 2 pm service
We are a Bible-centred
church that exists to bring
glory to God. We believe
what the Bible says – that
it is God’s perfect word to
us. We seek to teach from
His Word faithfully so that
every member will build a
deep and lasting personal
relationship with our Lord
and Saviour Jesus Christ
and be equipped to share
the Good News of God’s
free salvation to everyone.
It is our mission to love
one another passionately,
serve selflessly and reach
out lovingly so that those
who are far away from
God may find new life in
Jesus.
24/05/15
Lamentations 1.1-22: A bitter regret
31/05/15
Lamentations 2:1-22: A city dies
07/06/15
Lamentations 3:1-66: A faithful love
14/06/15
Lamentations 4.1-22: A faded glory
21/06/15
Lamentations 5.1-22: An intense
longing
TOILET RENOVATION UPDATE: All the toilet
renovation works at the back hall are completed.
Pastor Melvin Lo
(M) 0402227506
(E) [email protected]
If you are interested to find out more about ‘Home
Bible Study Group’ ministry, please discuss your
interest with Melvin Lo
Contacts
If you are interested in baptism, please discuss you
interest with Melvin Church Secretary: En Ye Ong
(M) 0402417448
(E) [email protected]
Lam entation s 3:1-66
A FAIT HFUL LOVE
Intro:
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(Talk outline)
Deut.7:7-8: 7"The LORD did not set His love
on you nor choose you because you were
more in number than any of the peoples, for
you were the fewest of all peoples, 8but
because the LORD loved you and kept the
oath which He swore to your forefathers, the
LORD brought you out by a mighty hand and
redeemed you from the house of slavery,
from the hand of Pharaoh king of Egypt.…
Naming the pain (v.1-18)
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Darkness of God’s judgment (v.1-18)
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God’s hostility against Him
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No escape from God
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God is not hearing
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The Lord is an enemy (ref. 2.4; 2.5)
- Israel misunderstanding her greatest problem.
Using the memory (v.19-36)
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Asking the wrong question
Focusing on who God is
Announcements
Remembering old lessons of love and
compassion
Exo.34.6, “The Lord, the Lord, the
compassionate and gracious God,
slow to anger, abounding in love and
faithfulness.”
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Enduring hope.
Crying in the dark (v.37-66)
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Waiting with confession
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Waiting with confidence
AUDIO & PROJECTOR:
Charles Sutikno, Ching En
WELCOME MINISTRY:
Tina Wee & team
COMMUNION:
President: David Tan
Platform: Charles Sutikno (B), Leslie
Wee (C)
Floor: Chris Jonatan, Chris Tan
Reader: Pam Brown
COMMUNION SET UP:
Kay Weng, Choy
Reader:
Bing Cheng
AUDIO & PROJECTOR:
Timothy Chong
Next Sunday.
AUDIO & PROJECTOR:
Wesley Chow, Lynette Chan
Next Sunday.
WELCOME MINISTRY:
Neil Hawthorn & team
Reader 1:
Lamentations 3:1-36
Eleanor Brodie
Reader 2:
Lamentations 3:37-66
Melvin Lo
AUDIO & PROJECTOR:
Willie
COMMUNION:
President: Charles Sutikno
Platform: David Tan (B), Joel Tan (C)
Floor: Lee Hargraves, Sugianto Goi
Reader: Sarah Fung
COMMUNION SET UP:
Colleen
Today (2 pm)
Duties
Today (11 am)
11 am service
07 June 2015
Lygon Street Christian Chapel
THE FRIEND
In the early nineteen – forties (1940’s), Pastor
C.G.Taylor started ‘The Friend’.
WELCOME TO LSCC Hello! We are glad you could join us for today’s worship service at Lygon Street Christian Chapel. In this bulletin, you will find our vision statement, the order of today’s service, and other information you may find helpful. It is our prayer that you are blessed worshipping with us today. If you h ave any questions, please feel free to ask the leadership (or anyone who looks like they would know). Today’s service
Singing praises to
God
Welcome &
Announcements
Communion Hymn:
Here is Love
Communion
Offering
Prayer
Bible reading
Lamentations 3:1-66
Hymn:
When trials come
Message:
A Faithful Love
(Speaker Melvin Lo)
Hymn:
The Lord’s my
Shepherd
The steadfast love of
the Lord
There are twelve steps up into Lygon Street
Church of Christ. He named the two top steps
Charles and Olive. Each week Pastor Taylor
wrote a story about these steps having a
conversation with each other. They were friends.
Their talks were to bring spiritual
encouragement to the readers.
These stories were
distributed to the
congregation
in ‘The Friend.’
By Elaine McClean