Klangwesley.com Website Review

WELCOME! We are delighted that you are visiting our website. We hope you will come visit us in person at our church. It is our sincere prayer that you will encounter Jesus Christ and that your life will be spiritually refreshed through your experience with us. Please take time to look through our site and what is offered at Wesley Methodist Church, Klang. We are a church that desires to take Jesus to our community and world. We believe our website will help you get to know us even before we have the pleasure of welcoming you in You are important to us because Jesus Christ loves you and died for the forgiveness of your sin. We want to make your time with us pleasurable and enriching, answer your questions, and as*ist you spiritually. Let us know how we can serve you. King Herod, the main character of this drama, was the chosen king for the Roman territory called the Land of the Jews in 37BC.  During his time as king, something amazing happened.  Towards the end of King Herod’s life Jesus, the Son of God, stepped out of eternity and entered into human history.  Jesus was born – right there and right then, born in Herod’s realm and during his time. Can you imagine what King Herod must have been thinking, or how he must have felt?  King Herod, who was king, and who wants to remain as king, is now feeling threatened by a Baby who would one day grow up to be King of kings. Few statements carry as much emotion as the one that titles this piece, especially for those who have almost given up after years of So we can imagine the response of one couple, the biblical Abraham and Sarah, who against all odds not only become pregnant, but models of It’s both a cliché and an understatement to say that God is a God of surprises, but it’s true. Theologian and novelist Frederick Buechner goes further and says that while we easily see tragedy of the stories of Scripture, we must also see their comedy, when, as he says, “What shouldn’t happen, what couldn’t possibly happen. .. happens!”— like the resurrection, like the ne’er-do-well son