Kasadyahan Village Fullgospel Church

10/01/2026

10/01/2026

2025 Church Anniversary

Dec. 29, 2025

13/12/2025

THE PRINCIPLE OF THE SULFUR RAIN

❓ “What if the fire God sends isn’t to destroy you… but to stop what’s destroying you?”

— When God burns something down, it’s never the person… it’s the poison.

🔥 Analogy: The Infected House

Imagine a house slowly filling with toxic black mold.
The walls look fine on the outside, the paint is still pretty…
but hidden spores are spreading death.

A wise builder walks in and says:

“To save the family… I have to burn the mold out.”

Not because he hates the house.
But because he wants to save the people living in it.

S***m and Gomorrah were beautiful on the outside—wealthy, cultured, thriving.
But spiritually, they were mold-infected cities.
Burning judgment wasn’t hatred… it was mercy for the generations after them.

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📖 Biblical Frame

“Then the Lord rained down burning sulfur on S***m and Gomorrah—from the Lord out of the heavens.”
— Genesis 19:24

But before judgment came, notice God’s pattern:

He warned.
He waited.
He sent angels.
He removed the righteous.

God does not destroy indiscriminately.
He delivers before He disciplines.

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🌋 Spiritual Lesson

The fire wasn’t random—it was surgical.

God burned a place that refused repentance
so that sin wouldn’t continue burning the next generation.

Sometimes in our lives, God “burns” things too:

• friendships that would corrupt our soul
• habits that keep pulling us away
• opportunities that look good but rot us inside
• environments that feel comfortable but kill our calling

Not all loss is tragedy.
Sometimes loss is deliverance in disguise.

God’s fire is not to ruin you…
but to rescue you.

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🧠 Nerdy Takeaway

The Hebrew word for sulfur is “gophrith” — related to “brimstone,”
but ancient Jewish scholars noted something fascinating:

It is the same root tied to purification and sterilization in ancient contexts.

Meaning:
What came down wasn’t just fire.
It was purifying fire — targeted, precise, cleansing.

Judgment wasn’t chaotic.
It was intentional.

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💬 Bottom Line Encouragement

If God is burning something out of your life,
trust that He’s saving you from what you cannot yet see.
His fire does not destroy destiny—
it protects it.


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11/12/2025

THE PRINCIPLE OF THE LAST OIL & FLOUR

❓ “What if what you call ‘not enough’ is exactly what God calls ‘the beginning’?”

— When God asks for what’s left, it’s because He plans to become what’s next.

🌾 Analogy: The Broken Phone Battery

Imagine your phone stuck at 1% battery, and someone tells you:

“Use it for GPS. It won’t die until I say so.”

It makes no sense.

But you obey.

And somehow…
1% lasts 10 minutes.
Then 30.
Then an hour.
Then the whole trip.

It’s not that the battery got stronger…
It’s that someone else took over the supply.

That’s the widow’s flour and oil.
Her jar didn’t become full…
It simply refused to run out
because Heaven, not her kitchen, became the source.

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📖 The Text

“For this is what the LORD says:
‘The jar of flour will not be used up
and the jug of oil will not run dry
until the day the LORD sends rain.’”
— 1 Kings 17:14

Not “overflow”…
Not “refill”…
Just not empty.

Sometimes God’s greatest provision is not abundance,
but sustained sufficiency.

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🔥 Deep Spiritual Lesson

The widow wasn’t being tested for generosity.
She was being invited into alignment with divine supply.

She said:
“We are preparing our LAST meal.”

But Elijah spoke from God:
“You are entering your FIRST miracle.”

Her last became God’s beginning.

This is the profound pattern of the Kingdom:
• God begins where you run out.
• God steps in where you break down.
• God multiplies what you surrender.
• God sustains what you trust Him with.

And notice this:

👉 She didn’t receive a warehouse of flour.
She received a daily miracle for years.

Because God doesn’t just want to bless you—
He wants to walk with you, day by day, jar by jar.

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🧠 Nerdy Takeaway

The Hebrew phrase “לא תכלה” (lo tikleh) for “not be used up”
comes from a root meaning fail, finish, be exhausted.

God wasn’t promising excess.
He was promising non-exhaustion.

This is divine sustainability.

Modern term?

“Kingdom renewable energy.”
Your supply runs on His fuel.

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👣 The Principle

When you give God what is “not enough,”
He turns it into “never empty.”

It’s not magic.
It’s dependency.
It’s not about supply.
It’s about the Source.

God didn’t miracle the drought away.
He miracled her survival in it.

God multiplies what you give Him,
but He can’t multiply what you refuse to pour.
Give Him your time, your effort, your talent, your energy, your “not enough”…
and watch Him turn it into more than enough.

09/12/2025

THE PRINCIPLE OF LOT’S WIFE — The Gravity of the Past

“What if the greatest danger isn’t where God is taking you… but what you refuse to leave behind?”

— Some people don’t go back… but their heart never leaves.

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🌑 Analogy: The Gravitational Pull of a Dying Star

Astronomers say dying stars collapse into themselves until they create such powerful gravity that even light cannot escape.

S***m was like that:
a collapsing moral star,
a place so spiritually heavy
that anyone who stayed too close would be pulled in and destroyed.

Lot’s wife didn’t run back to S***m—
she simply turned her gaze back,
and that was enough for the city to reclaim her.

Some pasts don’t need you to return.
They just need you to look long enough…
and they pull you back in.

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📖 The Scripture

“But Lot’s wife looked back, and she became a pillar of salt.”
— Genesis 19:26

She didn’t rebel.
She didn’t run back.
She didn’t argue.
She just looked.

Sometimes the smallest disobedience reveals the loudest attachment.

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🔥 Spiritual Lesson

God wasn’t just rescuing Lot’s family from a place—
He was rescuing them from a pattern.

Leaving S***m physically is easy.
Leaving S***m emotionally is war.

Lot’s wife teaches:
• You can be walking in the direction of salvation
while your heart is leaning toward destruction.
• You can move forward with your feet
but backward with your memory.
• You can obey God’s command
yet still love what God is trying to save you from.

This is why Jesus Himself said:

“Remember Lot’s wife.”
— Luke 17:32

Not to shame her—
but to warn us:

The past you refuse to release
will eventually solidify you.
Freeze you.
Stop your spiritual movement.

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🧠 Nerdy Takeaway

In Hebrew, “looked back” (נָבַט nabat) doesn’t just mean turning the head.

It means:

to look with intention, affection, or longing.

This wasn’t curiosity.
It was desire.

It was a heart that whispered,
“I’m leaving…
but I wish I didn’t have to.”

The Hebrew structure indicates a continuous gaze,
as if she was slowly turning her soul back toward S***m
even while her body walked away.

Her transformation into salt wasn’t random—
salt in Scripture often represents:
• preservation (what she wouldn’t let die)
• judgment (the cost of refusing God’s rescue)

She became what she held onto.

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🧭 Bottom Line for Christians

When God calls you out, don’t negotiate with what He’s rescuing you from.
Move forward without turning your heart around.
Your future is worth more than your nostalgia.




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27/11/2025

The chosen generation of God

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Give thanks to the Lord for HE is good, HIS love endures forever

Happy Thanksgiving Church!

28/10/2025

~Pastor's appreciation day~
A special intermission number from our Youth

28/10/2025

Happy Pastor's Day
💖THANK YOU & GOD BLESS YOU MORE 💖

11/10/2025

Happy Happy Birthday Sister Marilou Querubin !

May our good Lord bless you and keep you safe, may His face shine on you and be gracious to you, may the Lord turn His face toward you and give you peace -Num.6:24-26

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