16/08/2026
Keep Your Lamp Burning
Matthew 25:1–13
The question is not, “Do you have your lamp?” The question is, “Is your lamp still burning?”
Sometimes, may dala tayong lamp araw-araw, pero matagal na pala itong patay. Don't wait until the door of the Lord is closed before we start looking for His Word. Ngayon pa lang, let's keep our fire burning. Let's keep our prayer burning, and let's keep our lamp burning, because the bridegroom will be coming, and when He comes, there will be no more time to prepare.
The time to prepare is now.
Don't just look like you are ready, but be ready. Don't just carry the lamp, but keep it burning.
The wise virgins kept their lamps burning, and they still had extra oil. But the foolish virgins did not have any. And when the groom came to meet them, only the wise virgins entered with the groom.
Ito ang panahon para makita kung sino ang tunay na handa.
Preparation is invisible until the moment of testing comes.
Just like us, pare-pareho tayong pumupunta sa church, pare-pareho tayong kumakanta, nagpupuri, at nananalangin. But when midnight comes, when problems come, when temptation, disappointment, and trials come, what is inside the lamp will be revealed.
Church, hear this: the door will not stay open forever.
Habang may panahon pa, bumalik na tayo sa Panginoon. Habang may hininga pa tayo, kailangan na nating magpagamit sa Kanya. While the Holy Spirit is still calling, return to God, because not everyone who is waiting is prepared.
Keep your lamp burning until Jesus comes.
Huwag mong ipagmayabang ang iyong bukas, sapagkat hindi mo alam kung ano ang mangyayari.
Don't wait for tomorrow. Do it now. Because when the day comes and it is declared, “The bridegroom is here,” there will be no more time to prepare.
When that day comes, may your lamp be burning.
Keep your lamp burning. Keep your fire burning. Keep your prayer burning. And be ready when Jesus comes.