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Church of God Kidapawan, Nesperos Subd. , Nursery Phase 2, Old Kidapawan (2026)

29/04/2026

04.29.2026 | ONLINE BIBLE STUDY
Scriptures: Matthew 6:1-34 (Part 1)

In Matthew 6, part of the Sermon on the Mount, focuses on internal sincerity over public performance in religious life, warning against practicing righteousness to be seen by others. Jesus emphasizes authentic devotion—giving, praying, and fasting in secret—and instructs followers to prioritize the Kingdom of God over wealth and anxiety, trusting in God's provision.

Thank you Jesus for tonight's Word and reminders!
, may we constantly live a life of obedience, with hunger for His Word and yearn to grow deeper in Him.

See you again next Wednesday fam!
May God bless the rest of your week! 🙏

28/04/2026

04.26.2026 | MEN'S SUNDAY SERVICE

"NO RETREAT, NO COMPROMISE"
- PTR. RYAN JOSEPH ELUSFA

📖 1 Corinthians 16:13-18

Apostle Paul gives a strong and urgent charge. The believers were surrounded by a culture of immorality, pride, and compromise; at the same time, they were struggling internally with division and spiritual weakness.

So Paul doesn’t end with soft words, but with a clear call: Stand firm. Be courageous. Stay devoted.

I- Stand Strong in Conviction (vv. 13–14)
a) Stand Spiritually Alert ( 1 peter 5:8 -"Be sober, be vigilant…”
• A man who is unaware becomes vulnerable
• The enemy looks for open doors
b) Stand Firm in the Faith (Ephesians 6:13 – “Having done all, to stand.”
• Truth is not negotiable
• Faith is not seasonal, It is steadfast
c) Let Strength Be Guided by Love
• Strength without love becomes harsh
• Build a daily habit of prayer and Scripture reading
• Stand by biblical convictions even when pressured
• Lead with both truth and love—firm but compassionate

II- Submit to Godly Order and Service (vv. 15–16)
a) Be Devoted to Serving Others
• The house of Stephanas didn’t wait to be told
• They devoted themselves (Galatians 5:13 – “Through love serve one another.” )
b) Honor and Submit to Spiritual Leadership
• Submission is not weakness
• It is alignment with God’s order (Hebrews 13:17 – “Obey those who rule over you…” )
c) Work Together in Unity
• God’s work is not a solo mission
• Men must learn to stand together, not compete against each other
• Not compete against each other, but complete and complement each other

III- Refresh Others Through Your Life (vv. 17–18)
a) Be a Source of Encouragement
• Your presence should strengthen others
• Not drain them (Proverbs 11:25 – “He who refreshes others will himself be refreshed.”)
b) Bring Joy Through Faithfulness
• Paul rejoiced because of faithful men
• A consistent, dependable man is a blessing to the church
c) Live a Life Worthy of Recognition
• Paul said, “such men deserve recognition.”
• Not for pride – but for honor
• God notices faithful service
• Speak life, Encourage your family and church
• Live in such a way that your life points others to Christ

IV - Stay Committed to the Mission
a) Christianity Requires Endurance
• This is not a temporary journey (Matthew 24:13 – “He who endures to the end shall be saved.”
b) The Holy Spirit Empowers the Man of God
• We don’t stand by willpower alone, but by Spirit power
c) Never Retreat, Never Compromise
• Like Joshua 1:9 – “Be strong and courageous…”
• God is with the man who stands for Him
• Stay faithful, Seek the filling of the Holy Spirit
• Decide now: No retreat, No compromise!

, God is not looking for perfect people, but for those who are willing to stay alert in a distracted world, stand firm in a compromising culture, and serve faithfully in His house.

No retreat when things get hard.
No compromise when pressure comes.

To God be the glory!

22/04/2026

04.22.2026 | ONLINE BIBLE STUDY

Scriptures: Matthew 5:17-48 (Part 4)

In Matthew 5:17-48, part of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus clarifies his relationship with the Old Testament (Law and Prophets), stating He came to fulfill, not abolish, them. He sets a higher standard of righteousness than the Pharisees, emphasizing internal heart attitudes over mere external obedience regarding murder, adultery, divorce, oaths, and love for enemies, ultimately calling for perfection.

Thank you Jesus for tonight's Word and reminders!
, may we constantly live a life of obedience, with hunger for His Word and yearn to grow deeper in Him.

See you again next Wednesday fam!
May God bless the rest of your week! 🙏

15/04/2026

04.15.2026 | ONLINE BIBLE STUDY

Scriptures: Matthew 5:17-48 (Part 3)

In Matthew 5:17-48, part of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus clarifies his relationship with the Old Testament (Law and Prophets), stating He came to fulfill, not abolish, them. He sets a higher standard of righteousness than the Pharisees, emphasizing internal heart attitudes over mere external obedience regarding murder, adultery, divorce, oaths, and love for enemies, ultimately calling for perfection.

Thank you Jesus for tonight's Word and reminders!
, may we constantly live a life of obedience, with hunger for His Word and yearn to grow deeper in Him.

See you again next Wednesday fam!
May God bless the rest of your week! 🙏

08/04/2026

04.05.2026 | EASTER SUNDAY SERVICE

“WHY DO YOU LOOK FOR THE LIVING AMONG THE DEAD?” Luke 24:1–9
— Pstr. Don Ganhinhin

At early dawn, while it was still quiet and heavy with grief, the women came to the tomb carrying spices, an act of love, devotion, and honor for Jesus. Their hearts were full of sorrow, their minds fixed on loss. They came expecting to find a lifeless body.

But what they found was something completely unexpected.The stone was rolled away. The tomb was empty.

In their confusion and fear, two angels appeared and asked a question that would change everything:
“Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here; He has risen.”

In that moment, grief turned into revelation. Fear gave way to faith. And what seemed like the end became the beginning of a living hope.

4 Important Truths from the encounter of the women:

1. They came with the wrong expectation (v.1)
They came expecting a dead Jesus. Even in their love and devotion, they misunderstood what Jesus had already promised.
➡️ Truth: You can love Jesus and still misunderstand His power.
➡️ Sometimes, we approach God with limited expectations, forgetting that He is able to do far more than we imagine.
➡️ You cannot find life in something that is spiritually dead—stop going back to places, habits, and mindsets where God has already brought you out.

2. He is Risen (v.6a)
The angels declared the greatest truth of all: He is not here; He has risen.
➡️ Christianity is not built on a memory, but on a living Savior.
➡️ Jesus is not just someone we remember—He is Someone we experience daily.
➡️ Because He lives, our hope is alive, our faith is anchored, and our future is secure.

3. Remember how He told you (vv.6–7)
The angels reminded the women of Jesus’ own words—that He would be crucified and rise again on the third day.
➡️ Truth: Faith is often restored not by something new, but by remembering what God has already said.
➡️ Many believers today are not lacking faith—they are simply forgetting the promises of God.
➡️ When doubt comes, go back to His Word. When fear arises, hold on to His promises.

4. A resurrection encounter is a living testimony (v.9)
After encountering the truth, the women didn’t stay silent—they ran and told the others.
➡️ Truth: A real encounter with the risen Christ always leads to action.
➡️ You cannot truly meet Jesus and remain the same.
➡️ Your testimony becomes a message of hope, life, and victory to others.

The resurrection is not just an event—it is an invitation.
An invitation to move from death to life, from fear to faith, from confusion to clarity, and from silence to proclamation.

Today, the same question echoes in our hearts:
Why do you look for the living among the dead?

Stop searching for peace in empty things.
Stop returning to what God has already redeemed you from.
Stop settling for less when Jesus has already secured victory for you.

Jesus is alive, and because He lives, we live in victory!

Let us rise in faith, walk in truth, and boldly proclaim:
“ The tomb is empty. The Savior is alive!”

To God be the glory!

08/04/2026

04.05.2026 | EASTER SUNDAY DAWN SERVICE

RISEN: WALKING IN VICTORY
- Sis. Jirah Joy Montejo

📖 Romans 6:4 (NIV) — We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life.

May we remember this acronym:

R.I.S.E.N

R- Remember you are crucified with Christ
We were therefore buried with Him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life.

Galatians 2:20 "I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me."

He didn’t just die for our sins—He took our old selves with Him.
If you are in Christ, the old you are dead

Will you let them hold you back, or will you walk in the freedom Christ has already won for you?

I- Immerse in resurrection power
Ephesians 1:19-20 "…his incomparably great power for us who believe… that power is the same as the mighty strength he exerted when he raised Christ from the dead."
- The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is alive in us!
- Let the resurrection life of Jesus flow through you so others can see His glory in your life

S- Stop returning to the past
Philippians 3:13-14 "Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal…"
The tomb is empty. The grave holds nothing for you anymore. You are not defeated!

E- Embrace the victory
1 Corinthians 15:57 "But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ."
Nothing can separate us from the victory we have in Jesus. We are on the winning side!

N- New life, new hope, new purpose
2 Corinthians 5:17 "If anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!"
God is writing a new chapter in your life, and it’s a story of victory and triumph. You have a new identity, a new purpose, a new life.
You are made new in Christ!

Points to remember:
- You are crucified with Christ
- You are filled with resurrection power
- You are moving forward, not backward
- You are living in victory
- You are walking in a new life

“Step out. You are free. You are RISEN with Me.”
- Jesus

, we are called to proclaim the good news of Jesus' victory over death to the world.

He is RISEN! To God be all the Glory!

08/04/2026

04.03.2026 | GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE

THE 7 LAST WORDS OF JESUS ON THE CROSS

On the cross, Jesus spoke words that echo through eternity.

Words of forgiveness.
Words of promise.
Words of deep anguish.
Words of fulfillment.
Words of surrender.

Every word reminds us of a Savior who gave everything so we could have life.

As we reflect on the Seven Last Words of Jesus, may our hearts be drawn back to the cross, not in sorrow alone, but in gratitude and awe.

Because of Him, we are no longer bound by sin.
Because of Him, we have hope beyond today.
Because of Him, we are made new.

So whatever weighs heavy on your heart right now, lay it down at the cross.

His love is greater. His grace is enough. And His victory is yours too. ✝️

04/04/2026

HALLELUJAH! JESUS IS ALIVE! 🙌🏻

Even death could not hold Him down, our King is risen!

Join us this Easter Sunday as we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection.
Invite your family and friends and experience the life-changing power and significance of Jesus’ victory!

Please be guided for our Easter Sunday schedule:

DAWN WORSHIP
🗓️APRIL 5, 2026
🕔 5:30 AM

EASTER SUNDAY SERVICE
🗓️APRIL 5, 2026
🕢 7:30 AM
📍Bolong Nesperos Subd., Kid City | Church of God Kidapawan Sanctuary

See you there! Bring your family and friends.

01/04/2026

03.11.2026 | ONLINE BIBLE STUDY

Scriptures: Matthew 5:13-16

This passage is where Jesus calls disciples "salt of the earth" and "light of the world," immediately follows the Beatitudes (5:1-12) within the Sermon on the Mount. This describe the character of kingdom citizens. Salt and light describe how that character is lived out in society. It defines the identity and active, public engagement of believers in preserving godly values and influencing a dark world through visible, good works that glorify God.

Thank you Jesus for tonight's Word and reminders!
, may we constantly live a life of obedience, with hunger for His Word and yearn to grow deeper in Him.

See you again next Wednesday fam!
May God bless the rest of your week! 🙏

01/04/2026

📣 You are invited!
As we commemorate the ultimate sacrifice, join us this 𝗚𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗙𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗮𝘆 for a solemn time of reflection on the 𝟳 𝗟𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗱𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗟𝗼𝗿𝗱 𝗝𝗲𝘀𝘂𝘀 𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗶𝘀𝘁. Let us sit at the foot of the cross and remember the depth of His love for us.❤️‍🔥

🗓 April 03, 2026
🕑 2:00 PM
📍Church of God, Kidapawan

Let us come together in worship, meditation, and gratitude for what Christ has done.

Hallelujah! By His stripes we are healed! ✝️🙌🏻

See you there, and bring someone with you!

31/03/2026

03.29.26 | WOMEN’S SUNDAY SERVICE

"CALLED TO PRAY"
- Ptra. Aimee Medrano

Have you ever received calls from unknown numbers — loan offers, payment reminders, or deliveries?
Most of the time, we ignore or delay them.

But what if the one calling is God?

Every day, we respond to many calls: work, problems, responsibilities, yet often miss the most important one:

“THE CALL TO PRAY”

📖 Acts 6:4 — But we will devote ourselves to prayer and to the ministry of the word.

3 Dimensions of Prayer
I.) Called to Pray personally (Matt 6:6/Ps 63:1-4)
a. Privacy
- it meets our deepest and spiritual needs.
- guidance (away from temptation)
- Strength and transformation
b. Practice of Discipline
- Develops a lifestyle of dependence on God.
- Shapes our character and aligns our will with His.

II.) Called to Pray as a FAMILY (Joshua 24:15)
- God designed the family as a primary place of worship.
- The family prays together grows together.
- Builds a Christ-centered home foundation.

What we gain from Family Prayer?
- Spiritual Growth
- Unity & Harmony
- Spiritual Protection & Provision (Job 1:15)

III.) Called to pray as CHURCH (Acts 2:42/Cor 12:26)
- God called us to pray as a church.
- The church finds strength and direction through united prayer.
- Prayer invites God’s power, presence, and revival.

, indeed God changes everything through prayer. So let us remain steadfast, praying personally, faithfully with our families, and united as one church. Because when we pray, God moves, hearts are changed, and lives are transformed.

To God be the glory!

25/03/2026

03.22.26 | SUNDAY SERVICE

“OVERFLOW WITH HOPE”
- Ptr. Don Ganhinhin

📖 Romans 15:13 NIV — May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Why HOPE is important?
- Because many people in the world are hopeless.
- Without hope, people easily fall into despair.
- When a person chooses hope again and again, especially in trials, it begins to form their character.
- it develop endurance and produces perseverance. (Rom.5:3-4)
- Hope keeps a person going when life is hard.
- Hope becomes a testimony. When believers remain hopeful in hardship, others see God's reality in them.

To deep dive further we need to understand 3 important points in our Text: (Romans 15:13NIV)

1. The Source: The God of Hope - Rom. 15:13a
a) Hope is anchored to a Person not a feeling - - Hope is not based on a change in circumstances but on the unchanging nature of the One who holds those circumstances.
(Heb 6:19 - "This hope we have as an anchor of the soul...")
b) Hope is like a fountain not a well
- You don't have to dig deep w/in urself to find hope. You simply stand under the waterfall of who God is for He is faithful (Hebrews 10:23- "Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for He whi promised is faithful")
- This also means that hope is something God develops in us, not just something we produce ourselves.

2. The Connection: Trusting in Him
a) Connects: Hope always connects to who you trust.
- If God is the source, how does hope gets into us and fills us? Paul says it happens "as you trust in Him".
- When we stop trusting and start worrying you hinder the connection and stop the flow.

b) Outcome: Joy and Peace
- the immediate benefit of this trust is joy and peace.
- Joy is the jnternal spark and peace is the internal stillness.
- God doesn't just give you enough, He wants to fill you with all joy and peace.
- Hope is not passive, it is something you practice, speak and live - Job 11:18; 13:15

3. The Result: Overflow
- A full glass cannot help others, but an overflowing glass spills out and refreshes those around it.
- The goal of the Christian life is not just to be "full." It is to have abundance for Others:
- You will become a carrier of hope to others. The Holy Spirit will help you help others.
***God doesn't want you to just have enough hope to survive. He wants you to overflow.

, to overflow with hope is not by human effort — it is by the power of the Holy Spirit. (Romans 15:13d)

To God be the glory!
Shalom Shalom

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