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Our vision is to reach and teach the generation for Christ. This is the foundation for everything we do and has been the basis of our ministry from the beginning.

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Replique Ministry Brisbane 12 July 2026 sermon #sundayservice #repliquechurch #repliqueministry #indonesianchurch
Wonderful God | Arvin Atmadja, Replique Ministry
Replique Ministry Brisbane 5 July 2026 sermon #sundayservice #repliquechurch #repliqueministry #indonesianchurchinaustralia Dalam khotbah “Draw Near to GOD”, berdasarkan Yakobus 4:8, diajarkan bahwa undangan Allah untuk mendekat kepada-Nya adalah sekaligus sebuah perintah, undangan, tantangan, dan janji: “Mendekatlah kepada Allah, dan Ia akan mendekat kepadamu.” Mendekat kepada Allah bukan hanya berbicara tentang jarak fisik atau aktivitas keagamaan semata, tetapi tentang kedekatan rohani—sebuah keputusan yang disengaja untuk menyelaraskan hati, pikiran, dan hidup kita dengan Allah. Mendekat kepada Allah tidak berarti kita harus menjadi sempurna terlebih dahulu. Sebaliknya, kita datang kepada-Nya dalam kelemahan kita karena Dialah yang sanggup mengubah hidup kita. Ketika kita bergerak mendekat kepada-Nya, Dia merespons dengan menarik kita semakin dekat kepada-Nya, seperti magnet yang menarik benda logam. Khotbah ini menyoroti lima berkat dari kedekatan dengan Allah: kita dapat mendengar suara-Nya dengan lebih jelas, menerima kuasa dan otoritas rohani, menghasilkan buah dalam kehidupan, mengalami kepenuhan sukacita, damai sejahtera yang melimpah, kepuasan hidup, serta mengalami transformasi menjadi semakin serupa dengan Dia. Yakobus menjelaskan tiga langkah untuk mendekat kepada Allah: mentahirkan tangan melalui pertobatan, menyucikan hati dengan memberikan komitmen yang sepenuhnya kepada Allah, dan merendahkan diri di hadapan-Nya. Hubungan dengan Allah ini membutuhkan praktik setiap hari melalui doa, membaca dan mempelajari Firman Tuhan, beribadah, bersekutu, melayani, mengasihi sesama, dan mengejar hidup yang kudus. Pesan ini ditutup dengan pengingat bahwa orang percaya tidak dapat mempertahankan “hubungan jarak jauh” dengan Allah. Kedekatan dengan-Nya harus dikejar dengan sengaja, karena berada dekat dengan Allah membawa kehidupan yang paling penuh dan transformasi yang sejati. English =========================================================================== In the sermon “Draw Near to GOD”, based on James 4:8, it teaches that God’s invitation to draw near is both a command, an invitation, a challenge, and a promise: “Draw near to God and He will draw near to you.” This is not about physical distance or religious activities alone, but about spiritual closeness—a deliberate decision to align our hearts, minds, and lives with God. Drawing near does not require us to become perfect first. Instead, we come to God in our weakness because He is the One who transforms us. When we move toward Him, He responds by drawing us closer, like a magnet attracting metal. The sermon highlights five blessings of being close to God: we can hear His voice more clearly, receive spiritual authority and power, become fruitful in life, experience fullness of joy, overflowing peace, and contentment, and be transformed into His likeness. James explains three steps in approaching God: cleanse our hands through repentance, purify our hearts by giving God undivided commitment, and humble ourselves before Him. This relationship requires daily practice through prayer, studying Scripture, worship, fellowship, serving, loving others, and pursuing holiness. The message concludes that Christians cannot maintain a “long-distance relationship” with God. Intimacy with Him must be intentionally pursued because closeness to God brings the richest form of life and transformation. 00:01 God’s invitation to draw near 02:43 What it means to draw near to God 12:32 God responds when we move toward Him. 20:27 Five blessings of God's nearness. 37:14 Three requirements for drawing near 49:42 Cultivate daily spiritual habits 52:56 Avoid a "long-distance relationship" with God. 57:57 Communion reinforces God's invitation
Draw Near to GOD | Mindjaja Tani, Replique Ministry
Replique Ministry Brisbane 28 June 2026 sermon #sundayservice #repliquechurch #repliqueministry #indonesianchurchinaustralia Khotbah ini mengajarkan bahwa iman Kristen yang sejati bukan hanya tentang mengenal Tuhan, tetapi juga tentang tunduk kepada otoritas-Nya. Melalui perbandingan kehidupan Raja Saul dan Raja Daud, Peter Ong menjelaskan bahwa keduanya sama-sama dipilih oleh Tuhan, mengalami keberhasilan, kegagalan, bahkan pernah jatuh ke dalam dosa. Namun, respons mereka terhadap setiap situasi menunjukkan kondisi hati yang berbeda. Saul sering mencari kemuliaan bagi dirinya sendiri, takut akan pendapat orang lain, dan berusaha mempertahankan reputasinya. Sebaliknya, Daud senantiasa mengakui kedaulatan Tuhan, mencari tuntunan-Nya, dan merendahkan diri dalam pertobatan. Pesan utama khotbah ini menegaskan bahwa iman yang utuh tidak hanya diwujudkan melalui pengakuan percaya kepada Tuhan, tetapi melalui kehidupan yang berserah dan tunduk kepada-Nya. Khotbah ini juga menunjukkan bagaimana prinsip tersebut dapat diterapkan dalam setiap tahap kehidupan. Ketika mengalami promosi atau keberhasilan, orang percaya diingatkan bahwa setiap berkat diberikan untuk menggenapi tujuan Tuhan, bukan untuk memenuhi ambisi pribadi. Saat menghadapi tantangan, mereka diajak untuk berfokus pada kesetiaan Tuhan, bukan dikuasai oleh rasa takut, sebagaimana Daud mempercayai Tuhan ketika menghadapi Goliat. Dalam menghadapi konflik, orang percaya didorong untuk mengutamakan rekonsiliasi daripada sekadar memenangkan perdebatan, sehingga dapat mencerminkan kasih karunia Tuhan. Ketika jatuh dalam dosa atau melakukan kesalahan, respons yang benar adalah bertobat dengan sungguh-sungguh, bukan sekadar menyesali akibatnya. Peter Ong menutup khotbahnya dengan menegaskan bahwa iman yang dewasa ditandai oleh hati yang terus tunduk kepada Tuhan, mengutamakan kehendak-Nya di atas keinginan pribadi, serta tetap mau diajar dan dibentuk melalui setiap keberhasilan, tantangan, konflik, maupun kegagalan. English =========================================================================== The sermon teaches that true Christian faith is not merely about knowing God but also about submitting to His authority. Using the contrasting lives of King Saul and King David, he explains that both men were chosen by God, experienced success, failure, and even sinned, yet their responses revealed the condition of their hearts. Saul often sought personal glory, feared people's opinions, and tried to protect his reputation, while David consistently acknowledged God's sovereignty, sought His guidance, and humbled himself in repentance. The message emphasizes that wholehearted faith is demonstrated through surrender, not simply belief. The sermon applies this principle to every stage of life. During times of promotion and success, believers should remember that every blessing serves God's greater purpose rather than personal ambition. When facing challenges, they should focus on God's faithfulness instead of being controlled by fear, just as David trusted God against Goliath. In conflict, Christians are encouraged to pursue reconciliation over merely winning arguments, reflecting God's grace toward humanity. Finally, when they fail, they should respond with genuine repentance rather than regret. Peter concludes that mature faith is characterized by a heart that continually submits to God, values His purposes above personal desires, and remains teachable through every success, trial, conflict, and failure. 00:00 Introduction 05:34 Saul and David 16:37 Their responses to Goliath 26:03 Moments of intense pressure 38:21 When facing opposition ... 52:00 Both kings responses revealed their hearts 1:06:11 Conclusion
Iman yang Utuh | Peter Ong, Replique Ministry
Replique Ministry Brisbane 21 June 2026 sermon #sundayservice #repliquechurch #repliqueministry #indonesianchurch
Moving Forward | Arvin Atmadja, Replique Ministry
Replique Ministry Brisbane 14 June 2026 sermon #sundayservice #repliquechurch #repliqueministry #indonesianchurch
The Art of Perseverance | Yoanes Koesno, Replique Ministry
Replique Ministry Brisbane 7 June 2026 sermon #sundayservice #repliquechurch #repliqueministry #indonesianchurch 00:01 Being found by Jesus should lead us to have the same heart as Jesus for the lost 04:07 The parable of the lost sheep, part of a trilogy in Luke 15 that reveals God’s heart toward the lost in response to criticism from the Pharisees. 06:04 Pharisees vs sinners 13:05 Jesus welcomes the lost 22:30 Jesus seeks the lost 31:14 Jesus saves and rejoices over the found 41:34 Believers are called to imitate Jesus’ heart: value souls Khotbah ini mengajarkan bahwa ditemukannya kita oleh Yesus seharusnya membentuk orang percaya untuk memiliki hati yang sama terhadap mereka yang secara rohani terhilang. Dalam Lukas 15, Yesus merespons kritik orang Farisi karena Ia makan bersama para pemungut cukai dan orang berdosa dengan menceritakan perumpamaan domba yang hilang, yang menunjukkan respons Allah terhadap orang-orang yang terpinggirkan dan jauh secara rohani. Khotbah ini menyoroti empat aspek dari hati Yesus. Pertama, Yesus menyambut orang yang terhilang, memberikan penerimaan dan persekutuan, bukan penolakan. Kedua, Ia secara aktif mencari yang terhilang seperti seorang gembala yang mencari satu domba yang hilang, menunjukkan bahwa keselamatan adalah inisiatif Allah, bukan manusia. Ketiga, Ia menyelamatkan yang terhilang dengan menggendong mereka di atas bahu-Nya, menegaskan bahwa keselamatan sepenuhnya oleh anugerah dan bukan usaha manusia. Terakhir, Ia bersukacita ketika yang terhilang ditemukan, menunjukkan bahwa surga merayakan setiap pertobatan. Manusia sering kali menjauh dari Allah tanpa disadari melalui gangguan dan kesibukan, seperti domba yang tersesat. Karena itu, orang percaya dipanggil bukan hanya untuk memahami hal ini, tetapi juga untuk merespons dengan menyambut orang lain, secara aktif menjangkau mereka, dan bersukacita ketika orang kembali kepada Allah. Ini mengingatkan orang percaya bahwa pengorbanan Kristus bukan hanya menyelamatkan mereka, tetapi juga memanggil mereka untuk mencerminkan hati-Nya bagi yang terhilang. ================================================================================ English The sermon teaches that being found by Jesus should shape believers to share His heart for those who are spiritually lost. In Luke 15, Jesus responds to criticism from the Pharisees for eating with tax collectors and sinners by telling the parable of the lost sheep, showing God’s response to people who are marginalized and spiritually distant. The sermon highlights four aspects of Jesus’ heart. First, Jesus welcomes the lost, offering acceptance and fellowship rather than rejection. Second, He actively seeks the lost like a shepherd searching for one missing sheep, showing that salvation is initiated by God, not humans. Third, He saves the lost by carrying them on His shoulders, emphasizing that salvation is entirely by grace and not human effort. Finally, He rejoices when the lost are found, showing that heaven celebrates every act of repentance. People often drift away from God unintentionally through distraction and busyness, like a sheep that wanders off. Therefore, believers are called not only to understand this reality but also to respond by welcoming others, actively reaching out, and rejoicing when people return to God. It reminds believers that Christ’s sacrifice both saves them and calls them to reflect His heart for the lost.
Jesus' Heart for the Lost | Arvin Atmadja, Replique Ministry
Replique Ministry Brisbane 31 May 2026 sermon #sundayservice #repliquechurch #repliqueministry #indonesianchurch The sermon reflects on Peter’s restoration after denying Jesus three times. After his failure, Peter felt ashamed and returned to fishing, his old way of life. But Jesus pursued him, met him again by the sea, and reminded him of his original calling. A key focus is Jesus asking Peter three times, “Do you love me?” The speaker explains the Greek words for love, showing that while Jesus called Peter toward agape love (sacrificial love), Peter could only respond with phileo love (brotherly affection). Even so, Jesus still entrusted Peter with the mission to “feed my sheep,” demonstrating that God can use imperfect people. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus was not focused on Peter’s failure but on his heart. He restored Peter, forgave him, and called him back to purpose. Peter later grew into the kind of love Jesus was calling him to, eventually giving his life for Christ. The main message is that failure, shame, and regret do not disqualify believers from God’s calling. Like Peter, people may drift away, but Jesus continues to pursue, restore, and transform them. The question Jesus asked Peter remains for every believer today: “Do you love me?” The call is to move beyond routine faith into wholehearted, sacrificial love for Christ. 00:00 Reflecting on the message of Pentecost and the transformation of Peter the Apostle from fear to boldness. 00:01 Opening 01:36 Personal testimony 10:56 John 21 14:17 Jesus intentionally pursues Peter instead of leaving him in his failure. 16:16 The different Greek words for love 21:20 The third time Jesus asks, He uses phileo, 26:48 The repeated question, "Do you love me?" 30:21 Closing
After the Denial | Goldian Chandra, Replique Ministry
Replique Ministry Brisbane 24 May 2026 sermon #sundayservice #repliquechurch #repliqueministry #indonesianchurch 00:02 Introduction to Pentecost 01:50 Pentecost in the Old Testament 04:37 The coming of the Holy Spirit in Jerusalem 09:50 The Holy Spirit as God’s presence now dwelling within His people 18:38 Acts 1:8 26:25 Impact of the Holy Spirit: boldness and mission expansion 32:52 Practical calling: being a living witness ================================================================================ Khotbah ini menjelaskan Pentakosta dan panggilan orang percaya untuk menjadi saksi Yesus Kristus melalui Roh Kudus. Pentakosta (Syavot) awalnya adalah hari raya Yahudi yang menandai pemberian Hukum Taurat di Sinai dan perayaan panen. Dalam Kisah Para Rasul 2, hari itu menjadi momen pencurahan Roh Kudus atas orang percaya, yang menandai lahirnya Gereja. Khotbah ini menyoroti pergeseran dari Perjanjian Lama—di mana kehadiran Allah terbatas dan hukum ditulis di atas batu—ke Perjanjian Baru, di mana Roh Kudus diam dalam setiap orang percaya dan menulis hukum Allah di dalam hati. Fokus utama adalah Kisah Para Rasul 1:8, di mana Yesus menjanjikan kuasa (dunamis) melalui Roh Kudus agar orang percaya menjadi saksi-Nya di Yerusalem, Yudea, Samaria, dan sampai ke ujung bumi. Kuasa ini adalah pemberdayaan ilahi untuk misi, bukan kekuatan manusia. Pesan ini menekankan bahwa Roh Kudus mengubahkan ketakutan menjadi keberanian, seperti terlihat dalam transformasi Petrus dari penyangkalan menjadi keberanian berkhotbah pada hari Pentakosta. Gereja mula-mula bertumbuh ketika orang percaya taat dan bersaksi tentang Yesus, dan Tuhan menambahkan jumlah mereka. Penerapan praktis meliputi bekerja sama dengan Roh Kudus, aktif mencari kesempatan untuk bersaksi, berani meskipun takut, dan hidup sebagai “kesaksian hidup” yang konsisten melalui perkataan dan gaya hidup. Khotbah ini menyimpulkan bahwa Pentakosta bukan hanya peristiwa sejarah, tetapi realitas yang terus berlangsung tentang kehadiran Allah dalam orang percaya. Orang Kristen dipanggil bukan hanya untuk menerima Roh, tetapi untuk menjadi saksi Kristus yang diperlengkapi Roh Kudus dalam kehidupan sehari-hari, sampai Injil menjangkau semua bangsa. English ================================================================================= This sermon explains Pentecost and the calling of believers to be witnesses of Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit. Pentecost (Shavuot) was originally a Jewish feast marking the giving of the Law at Sinai and the harvest. In Acts 2, it becomes the moment the Holy Spirit is poured out on believers, marking the birth of the Church. The sermon highlights the shift from the Old Covenant—where God’s presence was limited and the Law was written on stone—to the New Covenant, where the Holy Spirit dwells in every believer and writes God’s law on hearts. A central focus is Acts 1:8, where Jesus promises power (dunamis) through the Holy Spirit so believers can be His witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. This power is divine empowerment for mission, not human strength. The message emphasizes that the Holy Spirit transforms fear into boldness, as seen in Peter’s transformation from denial to bold preaching at Pentecost. The early church grew as believers simply obeyed and testified about Jesus, with God adding to their number. Practical applications include cooperating with the Holy Spirit, actively seeking opportunities to witness, being bold despite fear, and living as a consistent “living testimony” through both words and lifestyle. The sermon concludes that Pentecost is not just a historical event but the ongoing reality of God’s presence in believers. Christians are called not only to receive the Spirit but to be Spirit-empowered witnesses of Christ in everyday life, until the gospel reaches all nations.
You Will Be My Witnesses | Arvin Atmadja,Replique Ministry
Replique Ministry Brisbane 17 May 2026 sermon #sundayservice #repliquechurch #repliqueministry #indonesianchurch 00:01 Introduction / opening 05:19 Acts of 2:42 the early church devoted themselves not only to the apostles’ teaching but also to fellowship, showing that Christian community is an intentional spiritual practice rather than casual interaction. 07:15 “being around people” and true fellowship. 12:09 A major distinction is made between friendship and fellowship. 19:02 Believers are called to prioritize fellowship with fellow Christians. 27:23 Biblical fellowship means active partnership and shared life 35:27 Fellowship requires intentional commitment and prioritization. 40:55 Five purposes of fellowship are outlined: It reflects one’s relationship with God. It helps believers grow spiritually. It promotes accountability. It builds teamwork in ministry. It strengthens unity within the church. 46:05 Applications to church life 52:54 Conclusion Khotbah ini menjelaskan makna alkitabiah dari persekutuan Kristen (“koinonia”), dengan fokus pada persekutuan horizontal di antara orang-orang percaya. Pembicara mengajarkan bahwa persekutuan lebih dari sekadar menghadiri gereja, makan bersama, atau bersosialisasi. Persekutuan yang sejati mencakup berbagi kehidupan, kemitraan rohani, akuntabilitas, saling menguatkan, dan bertumbuh bersama dalam iman. Dengan menggunakan Kisah Para Rasul 2:42, khotbah ini menyoroti bagaimana gereja mula-mula bertekun bukan hanya dalam pengajaran para rasul, tetapi juga dalam persekutuan. Pembicara membedakan antara sekadar berada di sekitar orang lain dan benar-benar berada dalam persekutuan, dengan menekankan bahwa persekutuan yang sejati membutuhkan komitmen yang disengaja dan tujuan rohani yang sama. Khotbah ini juga menjelaskan perbedaan antara persahabatan dan persekutuan. Orang Kristen dapat berteman dengan orang yang belum percaya dan menjangkau mereka dalam kasih, tetapi persekutuan rohani berpusat pada kesatuan di dalam Kristus dan iman yang sama. Persekutuan membantu orang percaya bertumbuh secara rohani, saling mendukung, membangun kesatuan, dan tetap kuat dalam perjalanan iman mereka bersama Tuhan. Pesan ini diakhiri dengan dorongan kepada orang Kristen untuk memprioritaskan pertemuan gereja, kelompok kecil, dan kehidupan rohani bersama, serta mengingatkan bahwa isolasi melemahkan iman, sementara persekutuan yang sejati menguatkannya. English ================================================================================ This sermon explains the biblical meaning of Christian fellowship (“koinonia”), focusing on horizontal fellowship among believers. The speaker teaches that fellowship is more than simply attending church, eating together, or socializing. True fellowship involves sharing life, spiritual partnership, accountability, encouragement, and growing together in faith. Using Acts of the Apostles 2:42, the sermon highlights how the early church devoted themselves not only to the apostles’ teaching but also to fellowship. The speaker distinguishes between being around people and genuinely being in fellowship, emphasizing that real fellowship requires intentional commitment and shared spiritual purpose. It also explains the difference between friendship and fellowship. Christians may be friends with unbelievers and reach out to them in love, but spiritual fellowship is centered on unity in Christ and shared faith. Fellowship helps believers grow spiritually, support one another, build unity, and remain strong in their walk with God. The message concludes by encouraging Christians to prioritize church gatherings, small groups, and shared spiritual life, reminding listeners that isolation weakens faith while genuine fellowship strengthens it. ================================================================================
Fellowship [2]: Horizontal | Mindjaja Tani, Replique Ministry
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