Living Faith Baptist Church-Cainta

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LFBCC exist to glorify God by proclaiming Christ and bearing fruit for His kingdom, and we envision a church that raises mature disciples who impact families, communities, and nations for His glory.

21/05/2026

"The World was not Turned Upside Down by Experts, but by Converts."

In the book of Acts, (17:6) God used ordinary men and women whose lives were transformed by Jesus Christ. They were not known for their education, status, or influence, but for their faith, obedience, and boldness. The early believers carried the Gospel wherever they went, and their changed lives became powerful testimonies that impacted cities and nations.

God is not merely looking for people with great ability; He is looking for hearts that are fully surrendered to Him. A person genuinely changed by Christ can become a vessel of revival in the family, church, workplace, and community. The power of Christianity is not found in human expertise alone, but in transformed lives empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Today, the world still needs true converts—people whose words, actions, and character reflect Christ. Knowledge is valuable, but a life transformed by God speaks louder than credentials. When believers live faithfully, love sincerely, and stand firmly in truth, others will see the reality of Christ in them.

May we not only know about God intellectually, but truly walk with Him daily. A surrendered life in the hands of God can influence more people than we realize.

20/05/2026

"When You Align Yourself with the Will of God, Do not Expect an Easy Road."

Obedience to God often comes with difficulties, opposition, and moments of testing. The enemy will always resist a life that is fully surrendered to the Lord. Yet, every trial becomes an opportunity to deepen your faith and strengthen your dependence on Him.

Many servants of God in the Bible faced hardships when they followed God’s calling. Joseph was betrayed, Moses was criticized, David was hunted, the apostles were persecuted, and even our Lord Jesus Christ suffered rejection. But through every difficulty, God’s purpose prevailed.

Opposition is not always a sign that you are outside God’s will; sometimes it is evidence that you are walking faithfully in it. God never promised a life free from trouble, but He promised His presence, strength, and victory for those who remain faithful.

So when challenges come, do not lose heart. Stand firm, pray continually, and trust that God is working even in the midst of hardship. The path of obedience may be difficult, but it always leads to His greater purpose and eternal reward.

“Indeed, all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will be persecuted.” — 2 Timothy 3:12

20/05/2026

"The Quest for God, Seeking after Him, Starts at Rebirt"

John 3:3

20/05/2026

"No sinner ever comes to Christ until the Holy Spirit first comes to him!"

20/05/2026

"What we Work for Cannot be Obtain Without God's Favor"

Sometimes we work hard, plan carefully, and give our best effort, yet the results still seem beyond our reach. This reminds us of a powerful truth: what we desire most cannot truly be obtained by human strength alone—it comes through the favor of God.

The Bible says in Ps.127:1 “Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it.”
Our labor is important, but success, provision, opportunities, and lasting fruit ultimately come from the Lord. God’s favor opens doors that effort alone cannot open. His blessing brings peace, purpose, and fulfillment that the world cannot give.

This does not mean we stop working. Instead, we work with humility, prayer, and dependence on God. We do our part faithfully while trusting Him to guide the outcome. When God’s favor rests upon a person, even impossible things become possible, and ordinary efforts produce extraordinary results.

Today, let us not rely only on our abilities, connections, or resources. Let us seek God first. Pray before you work, trust while you wait, and thank Him when He provides. What God has prepared for you will come in His perfect time and through His abundant grace. Prov.3:5-6

18/05/2026

“If you're Going to Depend on Something, let it be God.”

In a world full of uncertainty, people often place their confidence in money, position, strength, relationships, or even themselves. But sooner or later, all human supports can fail. Wealth disappears, people change, and our own strength becomes weak. Yet there is One who never changes — God.

The Bible reminds us:
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.”
— Proverbs 3:5

Depending on God is a sign of wisdom of a surrendered heart. When we rely on Him, we acknowledge that His power is greater than our limitations, His wisdom is higher than our plans, and His faithfulness is stronger than our fears.

God never promised a life without storms, but He promised His presence in every storm. When your heart is tired, depend on God. When your future feels uncertain, depend on God. When people disappoint you, depend on God. He remains faithful even when everything else is unstable.

Many times, God allows us to reach the end of our own strength so we can discover that His grace is truly sufficient. The safest place for a believer is complete dependence upon the Lord

Today, ask yourself: What am I leaning on more than God?

May we learn daily to say: “Lord, You are my source, my strength, my security, and my hope.”

18/05/2026

"The sinner cannot make a decision for Christ. Christ has to make a decision for the sinner"

16/05/2026

Discernment Is Not Optional for Believers — It Is Mandatory

In a world filled with deception, compromise, false teaching, and spiritual confusion, God never intended believers to live carelessly or blindly. Spiritual discernment is not a special gift reserved only for pastors or mature Christians—it is a necessary responsibility for every follower of Christ.

The Bible repeatedly warns believers to “test,” “examine,” “watch,” and “beware.” Why? Because not everything that sounds spiritual is from God. Not every voice speaking truthfully is speaking biblically. Satan often disguises error in attractive language and emotional appeal.

The Apostle Paul warned the church in Acts 20:29–30 that false teachers would arise even from among believers.
Likewise, John instructed Christians in 1 John 4:1 to “test the spirits whether they are of God.”

Discernment protects:
--Our faith from deception
--Our families from worldly influence
--Our churches from false doctrine
--Our hearts from spiritual compromise

Without discernment, believers become vulnerable to confusion, emotional manipulation, and worldly thinking. But with discernment, we grow in wisdom, stability, and spiritual maturity.

Biblical discernment comes from:
--Knowing the Word of God
--Walking closely with the Holy Spirit
--Living in obedience to Christ
--Praying for wisdom daily

King Solomon asked God for wisdom and discernment above riches and power. That request pleased God because discernment matters deeply to Him.

Today more than ever, believers must learn to distinguish:
--Truth from error
--Conviction from condemnation
--God’s voice from human opinion
--Holiness from worldly compromise

Discernment is not negativity. It is spiritual maturity. It is the ability to see through the lens of God’s truth.

Reflection
Ask yourself:
--Am I spiritually alert or spiritually careless?
--Do I test what I hear against Scripture?
--Am I growing in wisdom and discernment daily?

16/05/2026

“It’s Not in our Trying, but in Letting Christ Take the Lead.”

Many of us spend our lives trying harder—trying to fix ourselves, trying to carry burdens alone, trying to control outcomes. But the Christian life was never meant to be sustained by human strength alone. True peace comes not from striving endlessly, but from surrendering fully to Christ and allowing Him to lead.

Jesus never asked us to walk ahead of Him. He asked us to follow Him. When we insist on taking control, we often become weary, anxious, and frustrated. But when we let Christ take the lead, we discover rest for our souls and clarity for our path.

Proverbs 3:5-6 reminds us:
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight.”

Following Christ means trusting His timing, His wisdom, and His direction even when we do not fully understand the road ahead. Faith is not always about doing more; sometimes it is about yielding more.

Matthew 11:28 says:
“Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
The burden becomes lighter when Jesus carries what we were never meant to bear alone.

Today, instead of asking, “How can I try harder?” perhaps we should ask, “Lord, how can I follow You better?” Because victory is found not in our effort alone, but in Christ leading every step.

12/05/2026

Devotional reflection:
"I don't Always Feel His Presence. But God's Promises do not Depend upon my Feelings; they Rest upon His Integrity"

Feelings may rise and fall like the waves of the sea, but the character of God remains unchanging. There are days when His presence feels near and comforting, and there are days when silence seems to surround us. Yet faith is not anchored in emotions—it is anchored in the truth of who God is.

God’s promises stand firm because they are founded upon His integrity, not our emotions. When we cannot feel Him, He is still working. When we cannot see His hand, we can still trust His heart. The cross of Christ and the faithfulness of God throughout generations remind us that He never abandons His children.

Our emotions are temporary, but His Word is eternal. In moments of doubt, discouragement, or spiritual dryness, we must learn to walk by faith and not by sight. The absence of feeling is not the absence of God. He is present in the waiting, faithful in the silence, and constant through every season.

“Faithful is He that calleth you, who also will do it.” — 1Thess 5:24

Today, choose to trust His promises more than your feelings. God’s integrity has never failed, and it never will.

12/05/2026

Devotional Reflection:
“When Life Gets Too Hard to Stand, Kneel.”

There are moments in life when the weight of problems, disappointments, and uncertainty feels too heavy to carry. Our strength fades, our plans fail, and even standing firm becomes difficult. Yet sometimes, God allows us to reach the end of ourselves so we will learn to lean completely on Him.

Kneeling is not a sign of defeat—it is a posture of surrender and faith. When we kneel in prayer, we acknowledge that God is greater than our burdens. What we cannot handle in our own strength, He can carry with ease.

The Bible reminds us in Philippians 4:6-7:
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.”

Prayer may not instantly remove every trial, but it changes our hearts and reminds us that we are never alone. God meets us in our weakness. He gives peace when answers are delayed, strength when we feel exhausted, and hope when the future seems unclear.

Sometimes the strongest thing a person can do is not to keep pretending they are okay, but to kneel before God and say, “Lord, I need You.”
When life gets too hard to stand, kneel—and discover that God is able to lift you up again.

Address

Block 20 Road 40 Planters, West Bank Road, Brgy. San Andres, Rizal
Cainta
1900

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 8:30pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+639774541033

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