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Get involved. Here's our 2026 Calendar: https://bit.ly/wtbsnaga2026 We are a growing community being shaped by God’s Word and grace.

A Christ-centered church family in Naga, teaching only what the Bible says, rooted in God’s Word, growing in faith, serving our community, and sharing the hope of Jesus. What the Bible Says Naga Community Church is a Chris-centered church committed to teaching only what the Bible says. Whether you are exploring faith, returning to church, or seeking to grow deeper in Christ, you are welcome here.

Join us as we gather to worship, learn, and live out the truth of Scripture together. Mission: To bring people to Christ, To teach them about Christ, To send them for Christ, That we may glorify Christ. Vision: To make Christ known in the local community by equipping our members to share the gospel, having Christ-like attitude so we can set people free that all might be free indeed

Worship Schedule
📌 First Sunday of the month, Lord’s Table Celebration: 9:30 AM and 5:00 PM
📌 Other Sundays: 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM
📌 Wednesday Midweek Service: 6:00 PM

Fellowships
📌 Departmental Fellowships every Sunday after the evening service, except the first Sunday of the month
📌 Men’s Fellowship on Mondays at 6:00 PM
📌 Youth Bible Study and Fellowship on Fridays at 6:00 PM
📌 House-to-house Bible Studies (see calendar)

🗓️ https://bit.ly/wtbsnaga2026

21/08/2026

Abraham’s faith was tested when God asked him to surrender Isaac—the very son through whom God had promised to fulfill His covenant. Yet Abraham obeyed because his faith was anchored in who God is.

He focused on the Giver rather than the gift, on God’s worthiness, and on the faithfulness and power of God he had already experienced. Abraham trusted that God was able to raise Isaac from the dead (Hebrews 11:17–19).

Faith sometimes means surrendering what we treasure and trusting God with what matters most. Because God is worthy, we can obey even when obedience is difficult.

As we walk with Christ, may we examine what has taken first place in our lives. Let us prioritize sharing the gospel over comfortable conversations, worship over entertainment, and obedience to God’s will over our own comfort.

May our faith remain steadfast because our God is faithful, worthy, and able to do far beyond what we can see.

Let’s continue to walk by faith, surrender our priorities to God, and trust Him with everything He has entrusted to us.

Join us this Sunday as we continue to learn more about Faithfulness.

19/08/2026

Abraham’s faith was tested through seasons of obedience, waiting, and surrender. God called him to leave his country and his father’s household, and Abraham went as the Lord had told him. God made a promise to him, and even when the fulfillment seemed impossible, Abraham continued to believe.

Romans 4:20–21 reminds us that Abraham “did not waver through unbelief regarding the promise of God” because he was fully persuaded that God had the power to do what He had promised.

His life reminds us to keep trusting God when He leads us beyond what is familiar, when we are waiting for the fruit of our labor, and when He asks us to surrender what is precious to us.

Wherever God has placed you today, remain faithful. Keep serving. Keep obeying. Keep believing His promises. Our faith can remain strong because we can trust the God who keeps His word.

May our faith grow deeper as we learn to trust God in every season.

Join us tonight (6:00 PM) for our mid-week service.

15/08/2026

Sometimes our service may go unnoticed by others. But when we are faithful to God, He sees it, and it matters.

Matthew 25 reminds us of the benefits of being faithful:

1. Verbal commendation — We can look forward to hearing, “Well done, good and faithful servant!”

2. Greater trust & wider responsibilities — Faithfulness in the little things prepares us for greater opportunities to lead, serve, and inspire others.

3. Shared joy — Faithfulness brings us into a deeper connection with our Master as we share in His joy.

Whatever God has entrusted to you either your ministry, work, or family, be faithful. Nothing done for the Lord is unseen.

Let’s continue growing in faithfulness together. Join us this Sunday (9:00 AM & 5:00 PM) as we gather to worship our worthy Master, hear His Word, and encourage one another to faithfully serve Him in every area of our lives. We look forward to worshiping with you! 🙏

12/08/2026

Everything we have is entrusted to us by God—our talents, abilities, opportunities, and blessings. Let's ask: What are we doing with what He has entrusted to us?

In Matthew 25:14–30, the two faithful servants chose to put their master’s resources to work. They had the courage to take risks for God, the willingness to give everything to Him, and the right knowledge of who their Master is.

Faithfulness is measured on how well we use what God has given us for His glory.

So, let us not bury what God has entrusted to us. But let us faithfully use it, serve Him wholeheartedly, and live for the day when we hear: “Well done, good and faithful servant!”

Join us later at 6:00 PM for our mid-week service.

07/08/2026

The Legacy of Two Adams (Romans 5:17–19)

Because of Adam's disobedience, sin entered the world, bringing death, condemnation, and a race of sinners.

But through the obedience of Jesus Christ (the New Adam) we receive an abundance of grace, the free gift of righteousness, justification, and new life. Those who put their faith in Him are made righteous and restored from the brokenness of sin.

The legacy you receive depends on whom you belong to. In Adam there is death, but in Christ there is life.

Join us this Sunday as we continue to study God's Word together and grow in the grace and truth of our Lord Jesus Christ.

🕘 Morning Service: 9:00 AM
🕔 Afternoon Service: 5:00 PM

31/07/2026

As we prepare to partake in the Lord's Supper this Sunday, here are a few important reminders to help us come with hearts ready to remember Christ.

The Lord's Supper is a sacred time to reflect on Jesus, His body given and His blood shed for our salvation.

We invite you to join us as we gather in worship and communion.

🕤 Morning Service: 9:30 AM
🕔 Afternoon Service: 5:00 PM

30/07/2026

Last Sunday, we concluded our series on Goodness with a timely reminder that God's goodness is something we are called to show.

In a world that encourages retaliation, God calls us to overcome evil with divine good. Instead of repaying evil for evil, we are to do good, speak well, preserve peace, and leave justice in God's hands.

"Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." Romans 12:21

This week, may we reflect the goodness of Christ in our words, our actions, and our response to the people around us.

25/07/2026

When we put our faith in Jesus, we become God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works. Being good is the evidence of a life that has been transformed by Him. It is not a basis of salvation or earning approval from God. As we humble ourselves before God, glorify Him through our good deeds, and abide in Christ, His goodness becomes visible in the way we live.

Pero hindi ito mangyayari kung hahayaan nating hubugin tayo ng sistema ng mundong ito. Romans 12:2 reminds us to be transformed by the renewing of our mind. Habang pinupuno natin ang ating puso ng Salita ng Diyos, unti unting napapalitan ang mga kasinungalingan ng katotohanan, ang maling pananaw ng Kanyang kalooban, at ang takot ng pagtitiwala sa Kanyang kabutihan.

Kapag ang isip ay nababago, susunod ang ating mga kilos. We will choose to draw near to God, take refuge in Him, and experience His goodness even in the middle of life's uncertainties. Because God is good, and everything He does is for our good.

If you want to know more about God's goodness and how it transforms our lives, we invite you to our worship service tomorrow. Schedule: 9:00 AM, 5:00 PM. See you tomorrow!

18/07/2026

Last Sunday, we were reminded that God's goodness reshapes our lives. Through the story of the Good Samaritan, we saw that genuine goodness is more than an act of kindness. It is the overflow of a heart that has been transformed by God.

The Samaritan chose to do good even when it cost him everything. He willingly gave his time, set aside his convenience, and used his own resources to care for a complete stranger. Goodness always comes at a cost. It often requires sacrifice. Yet this is exactly how God has loved us.

He also chose to do good even when the circumstances tempted him not to. The road was dangerous. The wounded man was a Jew. There was no assurance that his kindness would ever be appreciated or repaid. Still, he chose goodness over fear, prejudice, and self preservation. As followers of Christ, we are not called to do good only when it is easy or convenient. We are called to reflect God's goodness because it is His character, and He is continually shaping us to become more like Him.

Finally, the Samaritan chose to do good even when others did not. While others walked away, he stepped in. He did not wait for someone else to do what was right. He became the example of goodness.

In a world that often encourages indifference, impatience, and selfishness, God calls us to live differently. He calls us to be the Good Samaritan of this present time.

Join us tomorrow for our worship service as we discover the goodness of God.

⏰ 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM

Address

Magsaysay Avenue, Corner Balatas Road
Naga City
4400

Telephone

+6325709080

Website

https://bit.ly/wtbsnaga2026

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