Living Faith Baptist Church-Cainta

21/08/2026

"A Person with Integrity Doesn’t Live a Life Free of Sin. On the Contrary, Integrity Admits It."

Integrity does not mean perfection. It does not mean pretending that we have no faults or hiding our sins to appear righteous before others. A person of true integrity has the courage to acknowledge his failures, admit his sin, and humbly repent before God.

“He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy.” — Proverbs 28:13 (KJV)

We are not people of integrity because we never sin, but because when we do, we refuse to deny or conceal it. We confess it, repent of it, and turn away from it—for true integrity walks in the truth, even when the truth is painful to face.

19/08/2026

"A Heart Willing to Receive Correction Is a Heart Willing to Grow"

No one enjoys being corrected. Correction can expose our mistakes, challenge our pride, and make us uncomfortable. Yet, a heart that truly desires to grow will not run away from loving correction.
God often uses His Word, His discipline, and even the counsel of others to reveal areas in our lives that need to change. The question is not whether we will ever need correction—we all do. The question is whether we will receive it with humility.
Proverbs 9:9 (KJV)
“Give instruction to a wise man, and he will be yet wiser: teach a just man, and he will increase in learning.”
A teachable heart sees correction not as an attack, but as an opportunity to become better. Pride says, “I don't need to change.” Humility says, “Lord, show me where I need to grow.”
May we never become so defensive that we reject the very correction God uses to shape us. A heart willing to be corrected is a heart willing to be transformed.

18/08/2026

"A Christian Who Is Unwilling to Confront Sin Is Open to Conform to It"

A Christian who refuses to confront sin will eventually become comfortable with it. What we tolerate today, we may embrace tomorrow. Sin becomes dangerous when we stop calling it sin and start making excuses for it.

God does not call us to negotiate with sin but to confess it, confront it, and turn away from it. True spiritual maturity is not pretending that we have no weaknesses; it is being willing to face them honestly before God.

“And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.” — Ephesians 5:11 (KJV)

We cannot overcome what we are unwilling to confront. When the Holy Spirit exposes something wrong in our lives, we should not defend it—we should repent of it.

18/08/2026

"We Cannot Survive as Part-Time Christians When There Is a Full-Time Enemy"

The Christian life cannot be lived casually. We may become spiritually careless, but our enemy never becomes careless. Satan is constantly seeking opportunities to tempt, deceive, discourage, and destroy.

1 Peter 5:8 (KJV) says, “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.”

We cannot expect part-time devotion to withstand a full-time enemy. Sunday faith alone will not sustain us on Monday. Occasional prayer will not replace a daily walk with God. Knowing the Bible without obeying it will not protect our hearts from spiritual deception.

This does not mean we earn victory by our own strength. Our strength comes from Christ. But we must remain watchful, prayerful, obedient, and firmly grounded in God's Word.

The enemy does not take days off, so neither should our dependence on God.

Today, don't merely be a Christian when it is convenient. Walk with Christ daily, stand in His truth continually, and remain spiritually awake.

16/08/2026

"Unrepentant Sin Darkens the Human Mind and Normalizes Spiritual Insanity"

Unrepentant sin does more than stain our behavior—it gradually darkens our understanding of what is right and wrong. When a person continually resists conviction, the conscience becomes dull, and what once caused shame may eventually feel normal.

Sin can make a person defend what God condemns, justify what Scripture calls wrong, and reject the very truth that could set the heart free. This is a dangerous form of spiritual blindness.

The Bible warns, “Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil.” — Isaiah 5:20 (KJV)

Repentance is God’s gracious call to wake up from spiritual deception. We should never become comfortable with what Christ died to save us from. What we repeatedly tolerate can eventually become what we no longer recognize as sin.

15/08/2026

15/08/2026

-Faith That Lives Beyond Sunday-

"True Faith Recognizes that the Lord Evaluates our Monday Actions just as Closely as our Sunday Confession."

It is easy to profess faith in church—to sing, pray, listen to God’s Word, and say that we love Christ. But genuine faith is revealed not only by what we say on Sunday, but by how we live when no one is watching on Monday.

Our workplace, our conversations, our decisions, our treatment of others, and even our private thoughts are all seen by God. True faith does not merely confess Christ with the lips; it demonstrates Christ through daily obedience.

“Be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only.” — James 1:22 (KJV)

Sunday should not be the end of our worship—it should prepare us to live faithfully throughout the week.

If someone observed my Monday life, would it confirm what I confessed about my faith on Sunday?

15/08/2026

"There Is No Repentance in the Grave"

“For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing.” — Ecclesiastes 9:5 (KJV)

Life is the time God has given us to repent, believe, and turn to Him. Death closes the door of earthly opportunity. Whatever decision we make concerning Christ in this life has eternal significance.

We often say, “I will change someday,” “I will come back to God later,” or “There is still plenty of time.” But tomorrow is not promised. The grave is not a place of second chances. There is no repentance in the grave.

God’s invitation is for today:
“...behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.” — 2 Corinthians 6:2 (KJV)

Do not wait until sickness, old age, or the final moment to seek God. If the Holy Spirit is convicting your heart today, respond today. Confess your sin. Turn from your ways. Trust in Christ.

The grave ends our opportunity to repent, but while we are still alive, God’s mercy is calling us home.

Today is the day to repent. Today is the day to return. Today is the day to seek the Lord.

15/08/2026

"So flee youthful passions and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, along with those who call on the Lord from a pure heart."
2 Timothy 2. 22