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Senders Alarm Mindanao, BARANGAY SINGAO, Kidapawan (2026)

23/10/2025

Pastor ALBE
Topic: “Rooted Above, Living Below: Navigating Two Worlds”
Scripture: Colossians 3:1–4; John 17:14–19; Phil 3:20–21

INTRO;
Beloved, we are a people caught between two realities. Our citizenship is in heaven (Philippians 3:20), yet our assignment is here on earth. Like a tree planted by streams of water (Psalm 1:3), we are called to be rooted in the eternal while bearing fruit in the temporal. But how do we navigate this tension? How do we live fully present in this world without being conformed to it (Romans 12:2)? Let’s explore what it means to be rooted above and faithful below.

1. ROOTED ABOVE: ANCHORED IN OUR TRUE HOME

Colossians 3:1–4 reminds us: “Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things. For you died, and your life is now hidden with Christ in God.”

- OUR IDENTITY
IS HEAVENLY: Just as a tree’s roots determine its strength, our spiritual roots determine our stability. When trials shake us, our security isn’t in circumstances but in Christ’s unchanging love (Eph 3:17–18).
- ETERNAL IS OUR PERSPECTIVE:
To be “rooted above” means viewing every struggle, relationship, and decision through the lens of eternity. Like Paul, we fix our eyes on “what is unseen”
(2 Cor 4:18).

REFLECTION:
Are your roots shallow in Christ, easily uprooted by fear or distraction? Or are they deepening daily through prayer, Scripture, and surrender?

2. LIVING BELOW: Faithful in Our Earthly Assignment

Jesus prayed, “They are not of the world, even as I am not of it. … As You sent Me into the world, I have sent them” (John 17:16, 18).

- Ambassadors, Not Exiles: We’re not called to escape the world but to engage it with Kingdom values. Like salt and light (Matthew 5:13–16), we preserve truth and illuminate hope.
- Fruitful in the Here and Now:
A tree’s roots are hidden, but its fruit is visible. Similarly, our heavenly roots should produce earthly fruit: love for neighbors, integrity at work, grace in conflict, and justice for the marginalized.

WARNING: Beware the trap of “divided roots”—claiming Christ on Sunday but compromising daily. A tree can’t survive split between two soils (Matthew 13:5–6).

3. Practical Wisdom
(Phil 3:20–21) says we await a Savior who will “transform our lowly bodies to be like His glorious body.” Until then:

- Abide in the Vine (John 15:5): Stay connected to Christ through spiritual disciplines. His life flows through you.
- Discern the “Two Voices”: The world shouts “Achieve, acquire, appease!” The Spirit whispers “Seek first His Kingdom”
(Matthew 6:33).
- Live as an Ambassador: At work, in your surroundings.

When criticized, respond not with defensiveness but grace (Col 4:6). When tempted, flee to the refuge of God’s promises
(1 Cor 10:13).

THE CHALLENGE:
Believers, we are heaven’s seedlings planted in broken soil. Let your roots grow deep into Christ’s love, and let your branches stretch wide to serve a hurting world. Don’t resent the tension—embrace it! For in this sacred balance, we reflect the glory of our King.

Prayer: Lord, anchor us in Your eternal truth. Teach us to live here with open hands—holding loosely to earthly things but clinging fiercely to You. May our lives declare: “We are rooted above, yet sent below—for Your glory.” Amen.

Go in grace, knowing you are citizens of heaven, commissioned to shine His light right where you are. 🌳✨💖🌧️

06/04/2025

From the desk of PASTOR ALBE.
Senders Alarm Mindanao Chairman

OPINION

* BABALA:
MAG MATYAG! MAGSALITA! MANINDIGAN! SA KUNG ANO ANG TAMA AT MAKATOTOHANAN.

TANONG NG TAONG BAYAN GAANO BA ITO KATOTOO?

MAGING ALERTO SA POSIBLENG PANANALAKAY AT SABOTAHI NG MGA SCAMMER SA DATABASE SOFTWARE NG MGA MAKINANG PANGHALALAN SA ARAW NG HALALAN.
AYON SA MGA EKSPERTO.

MAS MAKA BUBUTI NA WAG I CONNECT SA INTERNET MUNA ANG VOTING MACHINE FOR SAFETY REASON.

APELA SA COMELEC:
"KUNG POSIBLE MAN PALA" NA HUWAG MUNA I-CONNECT SA INTERNET CONNECTION SA ARAW NG HALALAN ANG MGA MAKINA NA GAGAMITIN,
PARA HINDI MA-HACK NG MGA HACKER AT MABAGO ANG NUMERO NG TAMANG BOTO NG MGA KANDIDATO.

PAG TRANSMITAL NALANG I-CONNECT SA INTERNET. PARA MASIGURO ANG MALINIS AT TAPAT NA ELECTION."

AT DAPAT
ARRESTUHIN AT IKULONG ANG MADAYANG MGA POLITICO
USING THE SCHEMES OF VOTE SELLING & VOTE BUYING.

CHURCH LEADERS DON'T COMPROMISE! DONT JUMP TO YOUR THE TRAP OF LOVING MONEY MORE THAN GODS MANDATED PRINCIPLES. INSTEAD, SAVE THE POOR VICTIM.

Legal na Batayan ng COMELEC Laban sa Vote-Buying at Vote-Selling sa Pilipinas

1. Depinisyon ng Vote-Buying at Vote-Selling

Ayon sa Section 261(a) ng Omnibus Election Code (Batas Pambansa Blg. 881), ang vote-buying ay ang pagbibigay, pag-aalok, o pangako ng pera, regalo, trabaho, o anumang pakinabang kapalit ng boto. Ang vote-selling naman ay ang pagtanggap o paghingi ng mga nasabing alok. Kasama rin dito ang digital transactions gaya ng online cash transfers.

2. Parusa sa Mga Nagkasala

- Pagkakakulong: 1–6 na taon (hindi sakop ng probation).

- Pagkansela ng Karapatang Bumoto at Maglingkod sa Publiko.

- Multa: Hanggang ₱3 milyon para sa mga organisasyon o partido.

- Deportasyon para sa mga dayuhang nagkasala.

3. Mga Aktibidad na Itinuturing na Violation

- Pagbibigay ng sobre na may pera at sample ballot.

- Pagdaraos ng medical missions o feeding programs na may pangalan ng kandidato.

- Paggamit ng "hakot system" para magkumpol ng mga botante bago maghalalan.

- Pagdadala ng cash na lampas sa ₱500,000 limang araw bago eleksyon.

4. Pagpapatupad ng COMELEC

- Task Force Kontra Bigay: Inter-agency group na nagsisiyasat at humahawak ng reklamo.

- Citizen Complaint Center (CCC): Para sa pag-report ng mga insidente sa email o field offices ng COMELEC.

- Proposed na Mas Matinding Parusa: Panukalang gawing "heinous crime" ang vote-buying na may parusang 20–40 taon.

5. Mga Halimbawa ng Kasong Napagtagumpayan

- Noong 2018, maraming nahuling nagbibigay ng ₱50–₱5,000 na sobre.

- Idiskwalipikado ang ilang kandidato sa pagkapuntahe at pagkaalkalde dahil sa vote-buying.

6. Paano Mag-report ng Violation?

Mag-file ng reklamo sa:

- COMELEC Law Department ([email protected]).

- Local prosecutors or NBI.

Paalala: Ang pagboto ay sagradong karapatan—huwag ipagpalit sa pansamantalang pakinabang.

14/03/2025

Senders Alarm Mindanao Stand for Truth.

TRUTH MATTERS!
"Know the Truth and it will set us free."
(John 8:32)

Standing Between the Church, State, and Government. TRUTH. THAT MATTERS:

To Filipinos who asked the opinion of Senders Alarm Mindanao about "WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE ICC? [In relation to] the arrest of PRRD and bringing PRRD to the ICC Hague, Netherlands, to face trial? Is it not a violation of the Philippine constitutional laws?"

BALANCE OPINION:

The question pertains to the role of the International Criminal Court (ICC), applicable only in situations where a National Supreme Court is not functioning or has been dismantled.

The ICC operates under the Rome Statute, which outlines its jurisdiction and functions.

ICC's Role When National Courts Are Inoperative

The ICC acts as a court of last resort, stepping in only when national jurisdictions are unable or unwilling to prosecute serious crimes such as genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. This principle is encapsulated in the concept of complementarity, which is a foundational aspect of the ICC's operation.

Relevant Articles from the Rome Statute

Article 1: Establishes the ICC as a permanent institution to prosecute individuals for serious international crimes (SIC).

What are the Serious Crimes of International Concern?
(a) The crime of genocide; (b) Crimes against humanity; (c) War crimes; (d) The crime of aggression.

Article 17: Addresses the admissibility of cases. It states that a case is inadmissible if:

- It is being investigated or prosecuted by a state which has jurisdiction over it, unless the state is unwilling or unable to carry out the investigation or prosecution genuinely.

- This means that if a national court is not functioning, the ICC can take jurisdiction.

Question:

1.) Is the Philippines Supreme Court unable to function or incapable, prompting the Philippine government to allow PRRD to face trial at the (ICC) International Criminal Court?

2.) Or are the national Philippine government systems unable or defective?

Article 18: Allows states to defer investigations or prosecutions if they are already conducting their own investigations, but if those investigations are not genuine, the ICC may proceed.

Article 19: Outlines the challenges to the jurisdiction of the court, indicating that the ICC can assert its authority if a national court is incapable of acting.

Opinion Conclusion:

In summary, when a country's supreme court is not operational, the ICC can step in under the principles of complementarity as outlined primarily in Article 17 of the Rome Statute. This allows the ICC to prosecute when national systems are unable or unwilling to do so effectively.

Let the Philippines Supreme Court of Justice answer the questions. Is the ICC now the supreme justice court of the Philippines state after allowing the arrest of PRRD?

27/02/2025

Senders Alarm Mindanao Chairman Pastor Albe Bugas Calling the Attention of the Philippines Political and Religious Leaders to Follow the Mandates of God. (Micah 6:8)

“I have shown you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.”

Don’t you know that most of the time corruption begins in the election campaign? Now that election time is ongoing, “BEWARE OF POLITICIAN WOLVES, CLOTHING'S IN THE CLOTHES OF A SHEEP.”

BEWARE ALSO OF ENDORSER RELIGIOUS LEADERS COMPROMISING AND ACCEPTING BRIBE MONEY AS PAYMENT TO CAMPAIGN FOR SUCH POLITICIANS. Do not associate with their campaign. Vote-selling and vote-buying are against the law of the land and unjust before God.

To the politicians who are running for the position of the senate, congress, etc.

There is a great need for righteous leaders to govern our Nation.

“Leader’s Mandates to
Righteous Governance, Fair Justice, Peace, and Unity.

STOP! Political Corruption.
Stop vote buying and selling.

LOOK! For Good Governance. Watch and Expose unjust acts of vote-buying and selling.
Religious Leaders must not compromise or corruption begins in you.

LISTEN!
To Politician whose true compassion is to serve the people, with passion to do what is just, fair, and righteous governance for the good of the Filipino and Nation Philippines.

The National transformation for righteousness begins in the church. As it was written in the Holy Scripture (Bible)
1 Peter 4:17 "the judgement begins in the household of God" (Church State)

The Bible states that judgment begins in the house of God. This means that religious leaders are held to a higher standard than non-believers and will face consequences for their actions. The rise of the nation depends on righteous leaders.

- 1 Peter 4:17: "For it is time for judgment to begin with the household of God; and if it begins with us, what will be the outcome for those who do not obey the mandates of God?"

- 1 Corinthians 5:12: "For what have I to do with judging those outside? Is it not those inside the church whom you are to judge? God judges those outside. “Purge the evil person from among you."

This concept refers to both individual accountability and the responsibility of the church to address sin within its community.

- Individual Accountability: Christians are expected to live holy lives and are subject to God's discipline for their sins. This discipline can take various forms, including suffering, trials, and even physical consequences.

- Church Discipline: The church has a responsibility to address sin within its community through confrontation, repentance, and, if necessary, excommunication. This process is intended to restore the individual and protect the integrity of the church.

Conclusion

The idea that judgment begins in the church is a reminder that church religious leaders are not exempt from accountability. We are called to live in a way that reflects God's righteousness and to hold each other accountable for our actions. This principle is essential for the spiritual growth of the household, or Church of God, and the building up of the nation.

Church State and religious leaders must be driven to do the will of God.
To initiate what is good, righteous, justly, compassionate, and merciful, being obedient to the mandates of God.

Ptr. Albe.
Senders Alarm Mindanao are empowered to soar on social media for God's Purpose to get done. We are designed not to condemn the victim who has fallen into the sin of corruption, but the corrupt practices of leaders in the Government State and even to the church Leaders, for God has no respecter of persons doing corruption, unrighteousness before the people and God.
We are to build a bridge of love, reconciliation, peace, and unity between hate and forgiveness, condemnation and deliverance, and from corruption to righteousness, an accusation to clarity.
Religious Leaders are designed to stand between the boundary of Government State (government Laws of the land) and Church States (God’s spiritual Laws).

Beloved countrymen, bless every leader, and cities. Let's raise the banner of righteousness to our "Nation Philippines” and highly honor God almighty with the Filipino's humility.
Thy will be done. Now friend, flow with the call, be part of the solution. Yes, you can help our nation, I believe in you, be the solution.
(Matthew 6:33) “Seek ye first the kingdom of God & his righteousness & all the things shall be added unto you.”

Pro 14:34 RSKP Translation

“Godliness, and righteousness exalts the Nation But corruption is disgraceful to the people of the land.

26/02/2025

Corruption in the Philippine nation will bring Filipinos to suffer. Don't you know that corruption brings down God's judgment?

Yes! Distraction will come if Philippine leaders, such as politicians, military, police, and religious church leaders who are corrupted, will not repent.

Pro. 14:34
Righteousness exalts a nation, but wickedness is a reproach to any people.

Proverbs 28:16: "The prince who lacks understanding is a great oppressor, but he who hates covetousness will prolong his days." This verse highlights the connection between a leader's understanding and their propensity for oppression through corruption.

Proverbs 29:4:
"By justice a king establishes the land, but he who receives gifts overthrows it." This warns against the dangers of bribery and corruption in leadership roles.

Isaiah 1:23: "Your princes are rebels and companions of thieves; everyone loves bribes and runs after gifts. They do not bring justice to the fatherless, and the widow's cause does not come to them." This verse condemns corrupt leaders who neglect justice for the vulnerable.

Micah 7:3: "Their hands are on what is evil, to do it well; the prince and the judge ask for a bribe, and the great man utters the evil desire of his soul; thus they weave it together." This verse illustrates the pervasive nature of corruption among leaders.

Amos 5:12: "For I know your manifold transgressions and your mighty sins; they afflict the just, they take a bribe, and they turn aside the poor in the gate from their right." This emphasizes the exploitation of the vulnerable through corrupt practices.

Proverbs 15:27: "Whoever is greedy for unjust gain troubles his own household, but he who hates bribes will live." This highlights the personal consequences of engaging in corrupt practices.

Ephesians 5:11: "Take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them." This verse encourages believers to actively resist and expose corruption.

Proverbs 17:23: "The wicked take secret bribes to pervert the course of justice." This warns against the insidious nature of corruption in judicial matters.

Ecclesiastes 7:7: "Surely oppression makes a wise man mad, and a bribe corrupts the heart." This highlights the corrupting influence of bribes on moral judgment.

2 Peter 2:19: "They promise them freedom, but they themselves are slaves of corruption; for whatever overcomes a person, to that he is enslaved." This speaks to the spiritual bo***ge that corruption can create.

These underscore the biblical condemnation of corruption and the call for justice, integrity, and accountability in all aspects of life.

17/02/2025

Political Advise:
by; Pastor Albe

To the Politician's;
God knows your name! You don't need to make empty promises, lie, or buy votes. Just be truthful, so God will bless you, and people will vote for you. Listen: All you need to do is be humble, sincere and truthful to your political plan and purpose acknowledging God above all.

Meaning just promote ethical behavior in the political campaigns.

1. Honesty and Truthfulness:
- Proverbs 12:22: "The Lord detests lying lips, but he delights in people who are trustworthy." This verse emphasizes the importance of truthfulness in all aspects of life, including political discourse. Candidates should strive to be truthful in their campaign promises, advertisements, and interactions with the public.

- Proverbs 14:25: "A truthful witness saves lives, but a liar spreads ruin." This verse highlights the potential consequences of dishonesty in politics. Dishonesty can erode public trust and damage the integrity of the political process.

2. Respect for Opponents and Voters:

- Ephesians 4:32: "Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you." This verse encourages treating opponents with respect, even in the heat of a campaign. Candidates should focus on policy differences rather than engaging in personal attacks or spreading harmful rumors.

- 1 Thessalonians 5:15: "See that no one repays evil for evil, but always seek to do good to one another and to all." This verse emphasizes the importance of treating all people with respect, including those who hold different political views.

3. Transparency and Accountability:

- Proverbs 20:23: "The Lord detests dishonest scales, but accurate weights find favor with him." This verse speaks to the importance of transparency in campaign finances and the need for accurate reporting of contributions and expenditures.

- 1 Peter 2:17: "Show proper respect to everyone: Love the brotherhood of believers, fear God, honor the king." This verse encourages candidates to be accountable to the public and to act in a way that honors their constituents.

4. Humility and Service:

- Philippians 2:3: "Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves." This verse encourages candidates to prioritize service to the public rather than personal gain. They should focus on serving the needs of their constituents and working for the common good.

- Matthew 20:26-28: "But Jesus called them to him and said, ‘You know that the rulers of the Gentiles lord it over them, and their great men exercise authority over them. It shall not be so among you. But whoever would be great among you must be your servant." This passage emphasizes the importance of humility and service in leadership.

5. Prayer and Seeking God's Guidance:

- Psalm 37:5: "Commit your way to the Lord; trust in him and he will do this." Candidates can seek God's guidance in their campaign decisions and rely on His wisdom to navigate the challenges of political life.

- Proverbs 3:5-6: "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." This passage reminds candidates to seek God's direction in their campaigns and to trust in His plan.

By applying these verses, political campaigns can strive for a higher standard of ethical conduct, fostering a more trustworthy and constructive political environment.

Today the Laws of Christ Grace About the REST DAY is that everyone will come unto him to find rest.

10/02/2025

Open Letter to All Filipino Political and Church Leaders

"Proverbs 14:34
Righteousness exalteth a nation: but corruption is sin and a reproach to any people."

We, the Filipino people, cry out for righteous governance, justice, and truth. We believe that prayer is powerful and can effect change—with God, all things are possible. However, the power of prayer alone is insufficient when answering our prayers requires not only faith but also our unanimous action for the truth.

To the Philippine President:

Hear our cry! Hear the cries for a hair follicle test to clarify the accusations made against you by many Filipinos. True leaders sacrifice for their people. Can you not sacrifice a hair follicle test to ease the concerns of your people and reveal the truth? The answer to the Filipinos' prayers lies in your willingness to sacrifice for clarity and truth, Mr. President.

To the Philippine Senate President and all Senator Members:

The Senate Court is entrusted with the impeachment trial of Vice President Sarah Duterte. The law should be fair and balanced. However, in weighing the "sin of corruption" against truth and fairness, we must consider both sides of the scale. While VP Duterte faces an impeachment trial to determine her potential corruption, the President, Senators, and Congressmen who approved the impeachment must also be held to the same standard. Are you worthy to judge VP Duterte? How holy and worthy are you to push for her impeachment? One finger points to VP Duterte, but three fingers point back at you: the President and his allies, the Senators, and the Congressmen.

To the Church Religious Leaders:

Micah 6:8 states, "He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God." Let us stand for truth. Let us pause from simply praying and act on our prayers. Sometimes, the answer to our prayers lies in our actions. Let us activate our faith to bring the truth to light. The highest honor of "Most Holy Politician of the Philippines" should be bestowed only upon those among the impeaching politicians who are truly free from corruption.

By: Ptr. Albe
Senders Alarm Mindanao

04/02/2025

BEWARE! ALARM! RELIGIOUS LEADERS DO NOT COMPROMISE. KNOW YOUR BOUNDARIES AND TERRITORY BETWEEN SPIRITUALITY AND POLITICS.

This is a crucial warning about the relationship between church and state in the Philippines, especially during election season.

Here's what Pastor Albe, Senders Alarm Mindanao Chairman, is warning against: the trap of political evil compromising spirits using the power of money and influence. For church leaders and God's people to receive money for any reason is a violation of the laws of God and the land.

Brethren check your leaders: bishops, and priests, and pastors, tell them not to compromise the truth of the Laws it's a sin before God, so it is before YOU. Amen.

Philippine Laws on Separation of Church and State:

- Article II, Section 6 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution: This is the cornerstone of the separation principle. It states, "The separation of Church and State shall be inviolable." This means that the government cannot interfere with the affairs of religious institutions, and vice versa.
- Article IX-C, Section 2(5) of the Constitution: This article deals with the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) and states that "No religious sect shall be registered as a political party." This prevents religious groups from directly participating in partisan politics.

Do's and Don'ts for Church and State During Elections:

- DO'S:

- Encourage voter registration and participation: Churches can educate their members about the importance of voting and help them register.
- Promote peaceful and ethical elections: Religious leaders can encourage people to engage in respectful dialogue and avoid spreading misinformation or hatred.
- Focus on moral issues: Churches can advocate for policies that align with their values, such as promoting social justice, environmental protection, or family values, without endorsing specific candidates.

- DON'TS :

- Endorsement of candidates: Churches should not publicly endorse or oppose any political candidate.
- Campaigning from the pulpit: Clergy should not use their sermons or church gatherings for political campaigning.
- Using church resources for political activities: Church funds, facilities, or personnel should not be used for partisan political purposes.

Possible Violations During Elections:

- Campaigning from the pulpit: This is a clear violation of the separation principle.
- Using church resources for political activities: This could be considered undue influence and an abuse of power.
- Intimidating or coercing voters based on religious beliefs: This violates the right to free and fair elections.

Biblical Context:

- Romans 13:1-7: This passage encourages Christians to respect and submit to governing authorities. It emphasizes obedience to the laws and the importance of being good citizens.
- 1 Peter 2:13-17: This passage instructs Christians to be submissive to rulers for the Lord's sake. It also calls for good behavior and respect for everyone, including those

04/02/2025

Senders' Alarm: Mindanao WILL STAND FOR HONEST SENATORIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL PHILIPPINES ELECTIONS.

The law of the land will jail vote buyers and sellers.

Republic Act No. 6646, the Electoral Reforms Law of 1987, prohibits mass media from selling or giving free print space or air time for campaign or other political purposes, except to the Commission on Elections. Petitioners are candidates for public office in the upcoming elections.

Church leaders must set an example and refuse to receive money for vote buying.
NO COMPROMISE!

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