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Pastor Andrew Pennels (07 June 2026)
Originally from South Africa, Pastor Andrew Pennels and his wife have served in Thailand from 2011-2019. Their journey in Thailand has been marked by a deep commitment to ministry, personal growth, and investing in the lives of others. Throughout his ministry journey, Pastor Andrew has been blessed by the guidance, wisdom, and mentorship of many faithful leaders who have helped shape both his character and leadership. These experiences have deepened his conviction that God
6 days ago
Hope After Loss: A place prepared
Loss and uncertainty can leave us searching for hope and wondering what comes next. In John 14, Jesus speaks directly to hearts that are troubled, reminding us that we are never abandoned and that our future is secure in Him. This week in our Beyond series, students explored the powerful promise that heaven is real — not simply an idea or metaphor, but a place lovingly prepared by Jesus Himself. Even in seasons of grief, disappointment, or change, we can hold onto the assuran
May 28
Old Self vs New Self
Life is full of moments that shape who we are becoming. Sometimes we carry old habits, old fears, and old ways of thinking that keep us stuck. But through Christ, God offers something greater a brand new life. This week, we explored 2 Corinthians 5:17, where Scripture reminds us that anyone in Christ is a new creation. The old is gone, and the new has come. God doesn’t simply rescue us from our past; He transforms us from the inside out. Even in difficult seasons, He is bui
May 28


Men' BBQ
Hey Men! 🍖Get ready for a great afternoon of food, laughter, fellowship, and good vibes! Come hungry, bring a friend, and enjoy a relaxed time together with the guys. There’ll be grilled food, fun conversations, and plenty of laughs! 😄🔥 Don’t miss it — it’s going to be a smokin’ good time! 🍔🌭🥩
May 19


Pastor Kevin Barner (May 24, 2026)
PastorKevin and Sandy Barner are fully appointed Assemblies of God missionaries serving in Peninsular Asia, with over two decades of faithful ministry across multiple nations. During their first assignment (2002–2010), they served as Lead Pastors of International Christian Assembly (ICA) Moscow, an Assemblies of God international English-speaking church in Russia, for seven and a half years. From 2010 to 2016, they were based in Thailand, where they led International Christia
May 19


Pastor Aldrin Poblete (May 17, 2026)
Pastor Aldrin is the Senior Pastor of Every Nation Church Bangkok and has faithfully served in Thailand for the past 13 years. Originally a licensed dentist in the Philippines, he answered God’s call into ministry and has since been dedicated to leading, discipling, and encouraging people in their walk with Christ. He is married to Miel and together they are blessed with three children: Nicole, Alfonso, and Jeremiah. Pastor Aldrin is passionate about sharing God’s Word, buil
May 15
Beyond: Growth Thrives in Discomfort
Life is filled with moments where the future feels uncertain — difficult decisions, unexpected changes, painful seasons, and unanswered questions. Beyond invites students to trust God even when they cannot clearly see what comes next. Through Scripture and practical spiritual habits, this series teaches that discomfort is not wasted; God uses it to strengthen faith, shape character, and grow hope. Rooted in passages from James, Romans, 1 Peter, John, and Jeremiah, students wi
May 15
Women Growing in Grace
We discussed the spiritual blessings we have received through Christ and the importance of growing in faith and understanding God’s purpose for our lives. Through meaningful discussions and reflection questions from Genesis 12–50, we were encouraged to examine our walk with God, deepen our trust in Him, and recognize His faithfulness throughout every season of life. As we completed this study journey through Genesis, we reflected on the many lessons and promises God planted
May 15
Growing in Grace and Service
During our recent study, we reflected on Ephesians Chapter 1 and compared its message with last week’s discussion from Galatians. Together, we explored the powerful themes of God’s love, grace, and salvation, and how believers are called to live out their faith through unity, service, and devotion to Christ. We also discussed the spiritual blessings we have received through Christ and the importance of growing in faith and understanding of God’s purpose for our lives. It was
May 15


Pastor Brian K Tai (May 3, 2026)
Pastor Brian K. Tai has served in full-time ministry for over 30 years, with a deep passion for sharing the gospel and making disciples across cultures. For 24 of those years, he and his wife, Jeanne Tai, lived in Thailand, where they planted Grace Bangkok Church in Bangkok, Thailand . That congregation has now been open and thriving for 17 years. Currently, Brian serves as the Senior Pastor of Grace Bangkok Church. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Speech and a Master’s degree
May 7
The Gift on the Other Side of the Battle
Life can feel uncertain sometimes. There are moments when we face challenges, disappointments, pressure, confusion, or big decisions about the future. In this series, Beyond, we will discover that God is already present in the seasons we cannot fully see or understand yet. Through powerful passages in Epistle of James, Epistle to the Romans, First Epistle of Peter, Gospel of John, and Book of Jeremiah, students will learn that struggles do not mean God has abandoned them. Ins
May 7
The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph
This week in our Bible study, we concluded the Book of Book of Genesis with “The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph.” As we reflected on the lives of these two men, we were reminded that Genesis is not simply a story of endings, but also of new beginnings and God’s unfolding promises. Through the journey of Jacob and Joseph, we saw God’s faithfulness, sovereignty, and grace even in difficult seasons. We discussed how God uses every circumstance trials, waiting seasons, reconciliatio
May 7
Living Out Galatians 6 in Our Daily Lives
On Sunday we read the final chapter of Epistle to the Galatians, chapter 6, and reflected on how we can apply it to our daily lives. This chapter reminds us to carry one another’s burdens with gentleness, humility, and love, while also taking responsibility for our own actions before God. It teaches us not to grow weary in doing good, because in due season we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. We also reflected on the importance of sowing into the Spirit rather than t
May 7
Jesus over Egypt
This week, we continued the powerful story of Joseph and witnessed the unfolding of God’s greater plan through his life. From being sold into slavery by his own brothers to rising into a position of authority in Egypt, Joseph’s journey reminds us of God’s faithfulness even in seasons of hardship and uncertainty. As the story progresses, Joseph’s brothers re-enter the scene. What follows is not just a family reunion, but a moment of testing, reflection, and transformation. Thr
Apr 30
Prayer That Draws Us Near
This week, the youth explored a powerful truth: prayer as confession in light of our justification and our “standing in grace.” In Romans 5:1–2, they were reminded that through faith in Christ, we have been justified and now stand in God’s grace. This means we no longer come to God in fear or shame, but with confidence knowing we are already accepted and loved. The Closer series speaks directly into the realities students face every day. Life doesn’t slow down when stress, a
Apr 30
Walking in the Spirit
At the recent Men’s Fellowship, they spent time reflecting on Galatians 5, focusing on the contrast between the fruit of the Spirit and the fruit of the flesh. It was a meaningful discussion that closely aligned with the message shared during the Sunday service, reinforcing how God is speaking to us consistently as a church. They explored how the Apostle Paul calls us to live by the Spirit producing fruit such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, g
Apr 30


Appointment Of Elder- Mr William Mundia Kaiya
Over the past few months, the Deacon Board has been in prayer and thoughtful discussion regarding the need for a provisional elder to help guide CCC during this season of transition. This role will provide continuity, stability, and spiritual oversight for the church. After careful consideration, we are pleased to share that William Mudia has accepted this responsibility, with the full support of his wife, Lucy. Last Sunday, the church joined the leadership in officially pray
Apr 24


Pastor Kevin Barner (April 26, 2026)
PastorKevin and Sandy Barner are fully appointed Assemblies of God missionaries serving in Peninsular Asia, with over two decades of faithful ministry across multiple nations. During their first assignment (2002–2010), they served as Lead Pastors of International Christian Assembly (ICA) Moscow, an Assemblies of God international English-speaking church in Russia, for seven and a half years. From 2010 to 2016, they were based in Thailand, where they led International Christia
Apr 24
PRAY, PEACE WILL FOLLOW
Scripture: Philippians 4:6–7 Bottom Line: When we choose to pray, God’s peace follows. Life doesn’t slow down when students feel anxious, stressed, or overwhelmed. Closer is a series designed to help students discover what it means to turn to God first in prayer especially in difficult moments instead of carrying life’s burdens alone. Through Scripture and practical, honest expressions of everyday prayer, students will be encouraged to bring their worries, questions, and need
Apr 23
Week Eight: Joseph in Egypt
This week, we turn our focus to the life of Joseph, a powerful story of faith, endurance, and God’s sovereignty in the midst of hardship. Last week, we saw Jacob return to Bethel, putting away past idols and witnessing the completion of his family with the birth of Benjamin. We were reminded of God’s faithfulness in fulfilling His promises across generations. As we move into Joseph’s story, we encounter a family marked by favoritism and deep sibling rivalry. Joseph, Jacob’s b
Apr 23
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