Acts Church

Setiap hari, kita berhadapan dengan pilihan. Di tengah tekanan, godaan, dan ekspektasi yang tak pernah berhenti, satu soalan sentiasa kembali: kepada siapa kita menyerahkan hidup kita? Dalam episod terbaru Message-To-Go Podcast, Pr Kenneth Chin membawakan mesej yang tajam dan menyentuh hati bertajuk "Pilih Yesus".Melalui kisah benar seorang ibu baru yang bergelut antara kerohanian dan tuntutan harian, Pr Kenneth menyingkap satu kebenaran yang sering kita abaikan — apabila hati kita kering di hadapan Tuhan, kekeringan itulah yang tanpa sedar kita berikan kepada orang-orang di sekeliling kita.Mesej ini berbicara kepada kita semua — pelajar, pekerja, ibu bapa, sesiapa pun. Bahawa di tengah tekanan yang paling besar sekalipun, kita masih boleh berkata "Ya" kepada Yesus. Dan apabila kita memilih firman-Nya, api-Nya tidak akan pernah padam dalam hidup kita.________________________________Every day, we are faced with choices. Amid the pressures, temptations, and expectations that never stop, one question keeps coming back: who do we entrust our lives to? In the latest episode of the Message-To-Go Podcast, Pastor Kenneth Chin delivers a sharp and heartfelt message titled "Choose Jesus".Through the true story of a new mother wrestling between her spiritual life and the demands of daily living, Pastor Kenneth uncovers a truth we often overlook — when our hearts are dry before God, that same dryness is what we unknowingly pass on to the people around us.This message speaks to all of us — students, workers, parents, everyone. That even in the midst of our greatest pressures, we can still say "Yes" to Jesus. And when we choose His word, His fire will never go out in our lives.

In this stirring message, Pr Kenneth unpacks the beautiful Kingdom truth behind “The Pearl of Great Price” from Matthew 13:45–46. Jesus describes a merchant who discovers a pearl so valuable that he sells everything to possess it — revealing how priceless God’s work in us truly is.Pr Kenneth connects this parable to a powerful life illustration: pearls don’t form without an irritant. An oyster only produces a pearl when something uncomfortable, painful, or foreign gets inside — and over time, that irritation becomes the very thing that draws out something precious. In the same way, the “irritants” in our lives — pressures, trials, disappointments, and challenges — are often the hidden instruments God uses to shape maturity, character, and spiritual value within us.This message will help you see your struggles differently: not as pointless pain, but as God’s process of producing treasure in you. What irritates you today may be what God is using to form your pearl of great price tomorrow.

In this heartfelt message, Pr Kenneth shares a powerful vision he carries for the young people of Malaysia. Using the story of Jesus at 12 years old — when His parents found Him in the temple, fully engaged with the things of God — Pr Kenneth paints a picture of a generation that knows its purpose, walks in supernatural understanding, and rises beyond its age to do great exploits for the Kingdom.He expresses his longing to see young people passionately pursuing God, just as Jesus did, and emphasizes the crucial role of parents, leaders, and churches in empowering the next generation. By declaring the promise of Daniel 11:32 — “the people who know their God shall be strong, and carry out great exploits” — Pr Kenneth calls the church to raise, support, and release a generation that is bold, Spirit-filled, and ready to shape the future for Christ.This message will inspire you to see young people through God’s eyes, invest in their spiritual growth, and believe that age is no barrier to the mighty things God can do through them.

In this honest and impactful message, Pr Kenneth shares a deep conviction about today’s young generation: young people are searching for something real. They are hungry for authenticity, purpose, and meaning — not just polished programs or “safe” responsibilities. Yet, in an attempt to protect them, many churches unintentionally limit young people to tasks that carry no real risk, challenge, or impact.Pr Kenneth points out that while the church often holds back, the world does not. The world boldly presents young people with experiences and ideas that appear real, raw, and exciting — yet ultimately lack true substance and can even lead them away from God’s purpose. He urges the church to rise up, trust the next generation, and give them real opportunities to serve, lead, and step out in faith. This message calls leaders, parents, and churches to empower young people with genuine responsibility, spiritual depth, and meaningful mission. Because when young people encounter the realness of God and are trusted with real purpose, they will rise to it.

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