PMCC 4th Watch - Perth Locale, Australia

23/06/2026

DIVINE WORSHIP & SUNDAY SCHOOL | 21 June 2026

Another blessed Lord's Day was spent in the presence of God as the brethren of PMCC (4th Watch) Perth gathered for Sunday School and Divine Worship, united in worship and eager to receive His life-changing Word.

The day began with the viewing of the Oras ng Katotohanan by Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol entitled, "Embracing God's Discipline." Through this timely message, the brethren were reminded that God's discipline is not something to fear or resent, but something to embrace.

The Divine Worship Service commenced with a spirit-filled Praise and Worship led by Sis. Meiji Candelaria together with the Perth Praise and Worship Team. Hearts were prepared for worship through the opening prayer led by Sis. Rizha Heredea, followed by the Scripture Reading ministered by Sis. Ivy Marianito. Songs of praise and thanksgiving were then offered unto God by Bro. Sean and Sis. Kristine Escritor and the Adult Sisters, lifting voices in adoration and gratitude to the Lord.

The Offertory Message was delivered by Elder Jose Rico with the topic, "Partners in God's Work," based on Philippians 4:14. The congregation was reminded that every believer has the privilege of becoming a partner in God's ministry through faithful giving, prayer, and support for His work. Just as the early Church shared in the advancement of the Gospel, Christians today are called to participate wholeheartedly in God's mission.

The highlight of the worship service was the preaching of God's Word by our Head Minister, Bro. Isaiah Mark Valdez, entitled "From God's Discipline to Peaceful Fruit of Righteousness," based on Hebrews 12:4-11 (AMP).

The message addressed a question many believers ask during times of hardship and correction: "God, why are You so angry with me?" However, the congregation was reminded that God's discipline is not a result of His anger but an expression of His love. Like a master craftsman carefully chiseling away imperfections to reveal a masterpiece, God lovingly molds and shapes His children through correction, trials, and instruction.

The message emphasized that God's discipline is given to His children. According to John 1:12-13, those who have received Christ and become children of God are recipients of His loving correction. As a caring Father, God disciplines His children not to condemn them, but to lead them into spiritual growth and maturity.

The congregation was also taught how God disciplines His children. One of His primary instruments is His Word. As written in 2 Timothy 3:16, all Scripture is profitable for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness. Through the Word of God, believers are able to recognise sin, acknowledge errors, and receive direction for righteous living. Matthew 4:4 further reminds us that man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God. Therefore, Christians must continually hunger for God's Word and allow it to nourish their souls daily.

The purpose of God's discipline was clearly revealed in Hebrews 12:11. Though discipline may seem painful at the moment, it ultimately produces the peaceful fruit of righteousness in those who are trained by it. God's correction is never meant to destroy His children, but rather to refine their character and draw them closer to His will.

The message concluded with practical ways believers can attain and experience this peaceful fruit of righteousness:
• Submit willingly to the authority of the Father.
• Endure the process of correction with unwavering patience.
• Live uncompromisingly according to God's doctrines and teachings.
• Allow ourselves to be continually trained, corrected, and realigned by the Holy Spirit

May we always remain humble before the Lord, allowing Him to reveal areas that need correction and transformation.
Indeed, this Divine Worship served as a powerful reminder that God's discipline is a manifestation of His love. Though correction may be uncomfortable, it is through His loving guidance that we are shaped into the people He has called us to be and are able to bear the peaceful fruit of righteousness.

To God be all the glory!

✍️ Sis. Meiji C.
📷 Bro. Joel A.

22/06/2026

19/06/2026

To our spiritual fathers who consistently encourage, comfort, and teach us the ways of Christ, we greet you with a Happy Father's Day!

Today, we honor and appreciate you all, not just as fathers, but also as our caring leaders in the church and pillars of our faith. Your perseverance and guidance motivate us to remain strong and rooted in the faith as we walk in the light of the Gospel.

We pray that the Lord bless you generously as you continue to be an inspiration and a stronghold for all.

18/06/2026

DIVINE WORSHIP & SUNDAY SCHOOL | 14 June 2026

Another blessed Lord's Day was spent in the presence of God as the brethren of PMCC (4th Watch) Perth gathered for Sunday School and Divine Worship, eager to receive His Word and offer Him the praise He alone deserves.

Our Sunday School began with the Apostle's Take by Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol entitled, "How to Handle Fear." Through this timely message, the brethren were reminded that fear is a reality that everyone experiences, but as believers, we must not allow fear to control our lives. Instead, we are called to place our trust in God, stand firmly on His promises, and rely on His presence in every circumstance.

The Divine Worship Service commenced with a spirit-filled Praise and Worship led by Sis. Regina Regala, together with the Perth Praise and Worship Team. Hearts were further prepared through a sincere opening prayer led by Sis. Marjorie Rufo, followed by the Scripture Reading ministered by Sis. Rialyn Rimando. Songs of praise were then offered unto the Lord by the Rimando Couple and Bro. Joel Arabe, lifting the congregation into a deeper atmosphere of worship and thanksgiving.

The Offertory Message was delivered by Sis. Meiji Candelaria, reminding the brethren that every sacrifice made for God's work is seen and remembered by Him. As shared in the message, "Whatever leaves our hands in sacrifice never leaves God's memory." The congregation was encouraged to continue giving faithfully, knowing that every act of generosity and service rendered for God's Kingdom is precious in His sight.

Adding to the joy of the service was the special Child Dedication of baby Ryle Agluba Bombita. Together with the family, the church rejoiced as this young life was dedicated unto the Lord, committing him to God's loving care, guidance, and purpose.

The highlight of the worship service was the preaching of God's Word ministered by our Head Minister, Bro. Isaiah Mark Valdez, entitled "Slaves No More, Sons Forever," based on John 8:34-36.

The message centered on the sovereign truth spoken by Jesus Christ—that everyone who commits sin is a slave to sin. Yet alongside this reality, Christ presented a beautiful promise: while a slave has no permanent place in the family, a son belongs forever.

The congregation was reminded that sin is the very reason humanity became separated from God. Because of His great love, the Father sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to redeem mankind from the bo***ge of sin and restore the relationship that was broken.

Several reasons were shared as to why every person must be freed from sin. According to Romans 6:22-23, sin carries a wage—and that wage is death. Through Jesus Christ, however, believers receive the gift of salvation and are adopted as children of God, enjoying the assurance that comes from belonging to His family forever.

The message also emphasized the importance of being liberated from false teachings and doctrines. Believers were reminded not to build their faith on human traditions, opinions, or philosophies, but on the teachings of Christ and the sound doctrines found in the Word of God. As the Church is the pillar and ground of truth, Christians must remain steadfast in apostolic teachings and continue growing in spiritual maturity.

Furthermore, the congregation was reminded of the glorious freedom found in Christ. Those who have been redeemed are no longer bound by condemnation but are given the privilege of becoming children of God and partakers of His divine promises.
As liberated people of God, the message challenged everyone to faithfully serve the Lord.

We were encouraged to serve God with a willing mind, with gladness, and with humility, recognizing that apart from Him, we can do nothing. Humility before God produces obedience, and obedience demonstrates genuine love and surrender to His will.

Indeed, this Divine Worship was a powerful reminder that through Jesus Christ, we are no longer slaves to sin but sons and daughters of God. May we continue to walk in the freedom He has given us, remain faithful to sound doctrine, and serve Him wholeheartedly until His glorious return.

To God be all the glory!

✍️ Sis. Meiji C.
📷 Bro. Joel A.

11/06/2026

Today, we thank God for the blessing of the life and ministry of our Australia Coordinator, Presbyter Olivia Liamzon!

Your faithful leadership, wisdom, and dedication to the work of God have been a source of strength and inspiration to many.

More than a leader, you have been a mother to us all. always caring, encouraging, praying for, and guiding the brethren with genuine love and compassion. Your heart for God’s people and your unwavering commitment to Christ, and the apostle have strengthened the Church throughout Australia.

On your special day, we pray that the Lord blesses you with good health, renewed strength, peace, and abundant joy. May He continue to uphold you, grant the desires of your heart, and reward you richly for your faithful service.

Happy Birthday, Presbyter Olivia! Thank you for being a loving mother, faithful servant, and tremendous blessing to us all. We love and appreciate you dearly. ❤️

11/06/2026

Today, we honor and celebrate the life of Archbishop Arturo T. Ferriol, whose life has been faithfully dedicated to the work of God.

From the early years of the PMCC (4th Watch), he labored tirelessly as a pastor, builder, teacher, defender of the faith, and pioneer in many ministries. Through the structures he helped build and the ministries he developed, his greatest legacy is a life fully surrendered to God.

Happy 88th Birthday, Archbishop Arturo T. Ferriol

10/06/2026

DIVINE WORSHIP & SUNDAY SCHOOL | 7 June 2026

The brethren of PMCC (4th Watch) Perth gathered once again in the house of God to worship Him in spirit and in truth. The day began with our Sunday School, where we watched the Apostle's Take by Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol entitled, “How to Handle the Truth?” Through this timely discussion, we were reminded of the importance of receiving, embracing, and living according to God's truth amidst the many voices and opinions of the world.

As we entered our Divine Worship Service, the congregation was ushered into God's presence through a spirit-filled Praise and Worship led by Sis. Rizha Heredea together with the Perth Praise and Worship Team. This was followed by a heartfelt opening prayer led by Sis. Marites Candelaria, whose sincere and powerful prayer prepared the hearts of the brethren for worship. The Scripture Reading was then led by Bro. Joel Mariano, followed by songs of praise and thanksgiving offered by the Youth and Young Professionals Officers and the Adult Officers.

The Offertory Message, entitled "Sowing Seeds for God's Kingdom" based on 2 Corinthians 9:6, was ministered by Elder Kat Gaspar. The congregation was reminded that every offering given unto God is a seed sown for His Kingdom. As the Scripture declares, "Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously." Through this message, the brethren were encouraged to give with faith, generosity, and a willing heart, knowing that God honours and blesses those who faithfully support His work.

The highlight of the service was the preaching of God's Word ministered by our Head Minister, Bro. Isaiah Mark Valdez, entitled “Hated by the World, Chosen by the Savior,” based on John 15:19.

The message reminded us that as followers of Christ, we should not be surprised when we face hatred, opposition, or persecution from the world. Yet amid these challenges, God has given His people a wonderful promise—the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, who proceeds from the Father and continually guides, strengthens, and comforts His children (John 15:26).

The message also addressed two important questions that shape our understanding of life and eternity:

𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘄𝗲 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺?
While the world teaches that humanity is merely the result of random chance or evolution, the Scriptures declare that we are God's creation, made by Him and for His purpose.

𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘄𝗲 𝗴𝗼𝗶𝗻𝗴?
The world may say that death is the end of everything, but God's Word teaches otherwise. Ecclesiastes 12:7 declares that the dust returns to the earth, but the spirit returns to God. Not everyone will share the same eternal destination; there is either eternal separation from God or everlasting life in His Kingdom.

As believers, our identity is Heaven-made. Therefore, our culture, values, convictions, and way of life must not be patterned after the world but after Christ.

The congregation was challenged with a thought-provoking question:

"If loving and choosing Jesus causes the world to reject you, will you still love and choose Him?"
To help believers remain faithful to their heavenly identity until the return of Christ, four important reminders were shared:

• Maintain an uncompromising devotion to the True Christ by remaining grounded in apostolic doctrine and refusing to participate in the unfruitful works of darkness.
• Continually rely on the indwelling presence and guidance of the Holy Spirit.
• Actively and faithfully render service in the Body of Christ and reach out to those who are still lost.
• Live with eager expectation and readiness for the glorious return of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Indeed, this Divine Worship was a powerful reminder that although we may be rejected by the world, we have been chosen by the Savior.

To God be all the glory!

✍️ Sis. Meiji C.
📷 Bro. Joel A.

10/06/2026

"Do not live another day lost. Do not spend another moment, another hour in your life wandering in the darkness. Why wander? Why be lost when you can be found? Jesus Christ is looking for you! Jesus Christ is seeking for you, and He wants to save you. He wants to rescue you because Jesus is your hero."

Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol
Lingkod ng Katotohanan
The Greatest Hero Who Ever Lived

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10/06/2026

Happy Birthday, Archbishop Art Ferriol!

Today, we thank God for your life, your faith, and the countless ways you have touched our hearts through the years. More than a leader, you have been a loving spiritual father whose example of devotion, humility, and steadfast commitment to God’s work has guided generations of 4th Watchers around the world.

Your life continues to remind us what it means to serve the Lord faithfully. The legacy you have built together with the late Apostle Arsenio Ferriol lives on in every soul strengthened, every family encouraged, and every believer inspired to remain steadfast in the faith.

On this special day, we pray that the Lord blesses you with continued strength, good health, peace, and joy. May His love and grace continue to sustain you as you remain a blessing to the Church and to all of us who are grateful to call you our Archbishop.