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Sunday services: 8:45 AM & 10:45 AM
Sunday Services
In Person Sunday 08:45 AM and 10:45 AM
Streaming Sunday 10:45 AM
Streaming Re-run 4:00 PM
Streaming link: https://live.jicf.org
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Upcoming events
What’s happening at JICF

Marriage seminar
Love That Lasts
Building Marriage God’s Way. Continue this Christian marriage seminar to explore practical and biblical ways to grow together in Christ—from grace and communication to forgiveness and deeper connection.
- 24October
- 07November
- 21November
- Next session
- Saturday, 24 October 2026
2–4 PM WIB - Where
- JICF Rock Room
2nd Floor, Graha Niaga Building
Three sessions remain: 24 October, 7 November and 21 November. All are welcome—join the remaining sessions or choose the dates that suit you. Please register in advance.
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Equipping workshop
Kingdom Stewardship
Following Christ shapes how we lead—including the decisions we make under pressure at work. How can we run a business with integrity when the choices aren’t straightforward?
If you’re a Christian business owner, entrepreneur, or leader, join Sandjaja Prawiro for “Kingdom Stewardship—Running Your Business with Undivided Integrity.” Together, we’ll explore what Christ-centered integrity means for your business and workplace.
The workshop is on Sunday, October 25, at 12:30 PM in the Rock Room. Scan the QR code on the screen to sign up.
- When
- Sunday, 25 October 2026
12:30–2:30 PM WIB - Where
- Rock Room
- With
- Sandjaja Prawiro
Sunday, 11 October 2026
Latest message

Sunday services · 8:45 AM & 10:45 AM WIB
Streaming · 10:45 AM WIB
The Rock (Children’s Ministry) · 8:45 AM & 10:45 AM
Verity Youth · 10:45 AM
When Fear Makes Us Forget God
Fear can become louder than faith.
In 1 Samuel 27, David—who had repeatedly trusted God in the past—allowed fear to shape his decisions. Instead of seeking God’s direction, he relied on his own reasoning, sought security in the wrong place, and eventually became entangled in deception and compromise.
This passage reminds us that a decision can be logical, practical, and even successful, yet still not be God’s will. The question is not simply, “What decision will I make?” but, “Will I involve God before I make it?”
As we face decisions about our careers, relationships, studies, family, finances, or future, may we learn from David’s failure: seek God before deciding, rather than deciding first and asking God to bless our plans.
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