Kingdom Life Family Church Philippines - KLFC PH

15/06/2026

Sunday Service | Quezon City
Topic: WALKING IN DOMINION OVER THE ENEMY II
Taking Possession of What Christ Has Already Given You
Bishop Fernando Lee

Luke 10:19
“Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you.”

This message reminds us that God has given every believer authority over the works of the enemy. Through Jesus Christ, we have been given the power to overcome darkness, resist evil, and walk in victory. Dominion is not something we can earn, it is part of the inheritance Christ restored to us through His death and resurrection.

From the beginning, God intended mankind to have dominion over the earth. Although humanity lost that authority through sin, Jesus restored it. Many believers know they are saved and forgiven, yet few truly walk in the authority and dominion God has given them. We are not called to live defeated lives but to represent the Kingdom of God with boldness and faith.

One of the enemy’s greatest strategies is to convince believers that they have no authority. However, Jesus did not save us merely to escape hell. He saved us to represent His Kingdom and His power on earth.

1. Dominion Begins with Submission to God
James 4:7
“Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”

True authority comes from being under God's authority. Many people desire power without obedience, but dominion starts with surrender. Authority without holiness is dangerous, and power without submission can lead to pride. Before we can exercise dominion publicly, we must first submit ourselves completely to God.

2. Dominion Requires a Renewed Mind
Many believers remain trapped because they continue to think like victims instead of victors. We cannot walk in dominion while carrying a victim mentality or a poverty mindset. God's Word teaches us to renew our minds and embrace the identity He has given us. The enemy often attacks our identity before attacking our destiny, so we must continually remind ourselves that God has given us authority and victory through Christ.

3. Dominion Is Exercised Through Faith
Faith is the currency of the Kingdom of God. David exercised dominion over Goliath before he ever held the giant's sword because he believed God's promise. Faith does not ignore reality, but it declares God's authority over every situation. No matter how great the challenge may seem, we can trust that God is greater and that He will never leave nor forsake His people.

Hebrews 11:32-34 reminds us that through faith, God's people overcame impossible situations and experienced His power.

4. Dominion Exists to Advance God's Kingdom
Dominion is not about controlling people but about demonstrating God's rule through our lives. Jesus had all authority, yet He chose to serve others. True Kingdom dominion is servant leadership. The greatest person in God's Kingdom is not the one who controls others but the one who fully surrenders to God.

Matthew 16:19 teaches that God has given believers authority to bind and loose according to His will. He empowers us to act in faith, knowing that Heaven supports what aligns with His purposes. God desires His people to exercise their spiritual authority and advance His Kingdom on earth.

Matthew 6:10
“Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.”

As believers, we are not called to be intimidated by darkness. We are called to be the light. We are not called to retreat in fear but to advance in faith. Some believers continue to struggle because they have allowed the enemy to occupy areas of their lives that should belong to God. Today is the day to take back what the enemy has stolen.

Joshua 1:3 reminds us that God has already prepared territory for His people to possess. We must step forward in faith and claim the promises He has given us.

In closing, Jesus Christ has already won the victory through His death and resurrection. Dominion is not merely a promise, it is a present reality for every believer who is submitted to God, filled with faith, clothed in righteousness, and empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Walk in it. Believe it. Possess it.

Authority unused is authority wasted.

God bless po!

14/06/2026

Sunday Service I KLFC Parañaque Chapter
Pastor Jessie Recio

STRANGE FIRE ON HOLY ALTAR
(Last Part)

As we know, the Holy fire is from God and represents His presence. But strange fire doesn’t follow what God wants.

"But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, he will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you." John 14:26.... Jesus promises the arrival of the Holy Spirit to comfort, teach, and remind us of everything to walk in His will.

The account of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5:1-11 warns us against greed and trying to lie to God. It reminds us not to join in wrongdoing, because “the eye is the lamp of the body” and the God they served is the same God we serve. Stay faithful to God no matter the cost, since everything we have, even life itself, comes from Him. As with that couple, the wages of sin is death.. Romans 6:23

Matthew 7:21 states "Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven."

V. GOD'S JUDGEMENT BEGINS IN THE HOUSE
1 Peter 4:17 "Judgement begins with the house of God."
God judged the priests first, because leaders set the spiritual temperature of the people. When leaders burn with strange fire, the people become spiritually confused. When leaders compromise, the people normalize sin. When leaders perform in the church, the people mistake emotion for encounter.

God is shutting down strange fire in this season. Not to destroy His church but to purify it.

GOD IS CALLING FOR A RETURN TO HOLY FIRE
God has not changed. He is still looking for clean hands, pure hearts, broken spirit, obedient vessels. Leviticus 9:24 "fire came out from the presence of the Lord..." That is the fire we need again.

VI. SAFEGUARDS FOR CHURCH LEADERS AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED FIRE

1. Stay Rooted in God's Word - Don't invent what God has already defined...2 Timothy 3:16
2. Maintain a Strong Prayer Life - Fire from heaven falls on altars built in prayer.
- It is our breath of life and our connection to God. We must live according in the Spirit of God.
3. Walk in Humility and Accountability - No leader is above correction
4. Value God's Presence Over Results - Crowds are not confirmation God's approval is
5. Obey precisely, Not Selectively - Partial obedience is still disobedience. 1 Samuel 15:22 "To obey is better than sacrifice."
- If you love and obedient to God also love, obey and respect your pastor.

IN CLOSING
"CHURCH LEADERS, CHECK YOUR FIRE"... Every pastor, every leader must check and examine what he is doing or offering.
What kind of fire you are offering to God?
Are you sure that is it birthed in your prayer or pressure? Did you check if it is guided by scripture or culture of this world?

Can you say that what you are doing is empowered by the Holy Spirit or you are just driven by your ego or pride? God is not impressed with your activities, He is pleased with obedience and fully surrendered heart. The God who sends holy fire is the same God will rejects strange fire.

God bless us all!

12/06/2026

KINGDOM BLESSING TO ALL!
Thank you Lord for the victory of this one day conference with the Theme: Readiness to Obey God' Revelation at Kingdom Life Family Church Philippines Held at Quezon City. Truly The Lord is Awesome manifesting His Presence in the power of The Holy Spirit.
Thank for the Life of our Speakers from Maranatha Church:
1. Ptr Bergson Costa - Sao Paolo Brazil
2. Ptr Humberto Henriquez - California USA
3. Ptr. Rodrigo Franca - Canada.

Especial thanks to our media team,(Joy, Nicole, Kyle and Chevy. Our worship Team and of course to our womens dept. who labored and prepared the lunch and snack of this gathering. God bless you all!

12/06/2026

08/06/2026

Sunday Service | KLFC Parañaque Chapter
Pastor Jessie Recio

STRANGE FIRE ON HOLY ALTARS

(Part 1)

IV. GOD DESIRES HOLY FIRE, NOT STRANGE FIRE
How do we experience Holy Fire?

Acknowledge the Holy Spirit in your life.
Keep your spiritual altar burning through daily prayer, reading the Word, and obedience to God.

Walk in His will.
When we walk in the will of the Lord, His holiness is seen in us. Our obedience is not always comfortable, but it is always worth it and never wasted.

1 Samuel 15:22
“Obedience is better than sacrifice..... Partial obedience is disobedience."

In the book of Acts 5:1–11, the story begins with Ananias and his wife Sapphira. This couple sold a piece of land but secretly kept part of the money for themselves and lied by claiming they were giving the entire amount to the apostles. Ananias and Sapphira died because they tested the Holy Spirit.

Do not ever test God. God knows everything, and He sees all things. It is very important to be honest and sincere before God and the Holy Spirit. Human effort becomes strange fire when God's will is not followed in your life. We are given a spirit of sensitivity. We must be aware.

Mabuti ba ang pandaraya? Hindi!
Cheating is not just about money. It is also about material things, time, and your faithfulness to God.

Romans 12:2 (NIV)

“Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—His good, pleasing, and perfect will.”

Ang eternal life ay para sa mga taong FAITHFUL na:
•Nagmamahal sa Diyos
•Sumusunod sa Diyos
•Nabubuhay para sa Diyos

God had already provided the fire for the altar. The problem was not the absence of fire; it was the substitution of God's fire with their own.

John 15:5

“Apart from God, you can do nothing.”

GOD IS REJECTING WHAT HE NEVER REQUESTED

When we replace God's presence with our skills, talents, and performance, God's voice with our personal opinions, and God's power with human effort, “WE CREATE STRANGE FIRE.”

There are ministries today operating on borrowed fire, borrowed messages, borrowed revelations, and borrowed anointing. But God is saying, “I know what is Mine, and I know what is manufactured.”

Mga kapatid ko sa pananampalataya, kapag in-offer mo ang buhay mo sa Lord, dapat buong-buo at pahalagahan ang bawat panahon o araw ng buhay mo. Walang titigil, walang hihinto, dahil ang Diyos ang kasama.

Jesus completes us. God bless us all!

08/06/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE | KLFC QUEZON CITY

GOD BLESSES THOSE WHO WORK FOR PEACE
Bishop Fernando L. Lee

Look at the world today. Everywhere we turn, we see division, conflict, misunderstanding, and uncertainty. But in the middle of these, God is calling His people to become instruments of peace instead of sources of hatred.

As we witness the condition of society and even the challenges within our nation and government, an important question now arises:

“How should the children of God respond in times like these?”

The answer is clear. Do not create division in this nation. Instead, become peacemakers.

As Matthew 5:9 says:
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.”

But how can we become true peacemakers?

By believing in God,
choosing peace,
and allowing ourselves to be led by the Spirit of God.

With this in mind, let us first understand what it truly means to become a peacemaker.

A. BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS

To be a peacemaker means choosing to overcome evil with good. Instead of spreading anger, bitterness, or hatred, believers are called to become sources of peace wherever they go.

Romans 12:21 reminds us:
“Do not let evil conquer you, but conquer evil by doing good.”

As children of God, our ministry is not to deepen division but to bring reconciliation. We are called to heal, restore, and unite people back to God and to one another.

Tayo dapat ang pinagmumulan ng kapayapaan.

However, true peacemaking is tested not during peaceful moments but in times of conflict. Anyone can stay calm when everything is fine, but real spiritual maturity is shown when we choose peace even when emotions are high and pride is involved.

B. PEACEMAKING IN CONFLICTS

Peacemaking becomes most difficult during conflicts. Sometimes, wisdom requires us to help others understand both sides of an issue in order to prevent misunderstanding and unnecessary division.

Just like two people seeing different sides of the same coin, we must learn to consider every point of view with humility and compassion. In doing so, we create understanding instead of further conflict.

Moreover, even in moments when the conflict directly involves us, whether we are the offended party or the one who caused the offense, God still calls us to pursue reconciliation.

In fact, Abraham showed this kind of humility in Genesis 13:8–9 when he chose peace over personal rights to avoid conflict with Lot.

Therefore, true peacemaking often requires humility, sacrifice, and the willingness to let go of pride. It also means taking the initiative to restore relationships, even when it costs us our ego.

C. BLESSED EVEN WHEN MISUNDERSTOOD

There are also times when you already humbled yourself, set aside your pride, and tried to reconcile, yet the other person still refuses peace.

Even then, God says you are still blessed.

Peacemakers are often misunderstood. Some may see them as weak, meddling, or interfering. But Heaven sees differently. God calls peacemakers His sons and daughters.

Remember that the greatest blessing is not earthly recognition but being counted as part of God’s family, united with brothers and sisters in Christ across generations and nations.

D. THE IDENTITY OF A PEACEMAKER
Reflecting the Father’s Heart

Whenever we bring peace, we reflect the heart of God. Through our actions and words, we show that we are truly His children. This is our identity in the Kingdom of God.

In 1 John 3:1–4, we are reminded of the great love of the Father, that we are called children of God. What a great privilege it is to belong to Him.

Romans 8:14 also says:
“For all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God.”

Therefore, being a child of God is not just a title. It means we belong to His royal family and share in His royal inheritance. Because of this, we are called to live differently from the world.

So, do not settle for less. Do not follow the ways of the world when God has called you to carry His nature, His wisdom, and His peace. Instead, live as a true child of God and become a reflection of His love wherever you go.

E. PURITY BEFORE PEACE

James 3:17 says:
“But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable…”

This teaches us that godly peace must first be founded on purity and righteousness. True peacemaking is not simply keeping everyone calm or avoiding disagreement at all costs. We cannot create real peace by ignoring sin, hiding the truth, or remaining silent when something is wrong.

Rather, genuine peacemakers speak and act with both truth and love. They seek correction, healing, and reconciliation in a way that reflects God’s grace.

At times, the truth may be uncomfortable, but it is necessary for real restoration to happen. Temporary peace that ignores wrongdoing will not last, but peace rooted in truth and purity leads to lasting unity and restoration.

F. TAKING BLOWS FOR THE SAKE OF PEACE

Living as a peacemaker often requires sacrifice. There are moments when choosing peace may lead to misunderstanding, criticism, or rejection from others. Even when your motives are pure, not everyone will appreciate or understand your intentions.

Yet in the middle of these challenges, remember that God fully knows your heart. While people may speak against you or question your actions, God sees your faithfulness, humility, and obedience.

Because of this, do not let hurtful words or difficult experiences pull you away from your calling. Continue to stand in peace and respond with grace, trusting that God honors those who choose to reflect His heart despite opposition.

To conclude, always remember that Jesus did not simply call His people to become peace lovers, but to be peacemakers.

We are not merely observers of conflict.
We are not merely enjoyers of peace.

We are called to actively bring peace wherever God places us.

And if you truly desire peace, then you must be willing to take action.

But understand this. Peacemaking is costly.
It requires humility.
It demands sacrifice.
And many times, it comes with pain.

Yet the blessing remains certain: IT IS SURE!
“They shall be called sons and daughters of God.”

It is a great privilege.
A blessing far greater than any title or recognition this world can give.

Therefore, may we follow the example of our Heavenly Father, who through Christ restored our relationship with Him and brought peace into our broken lives.

Now, God calls us to share that same peace with a world filled with pain, conflict, and division. For as His children, we are called to become instruments of peace wherever we go.

Indeed, God Himself is the greatest and ultimate Peacemaker.

08/06/2026

Sunday Service | KLFC Taguig
Pastor Kath Quijano

WHY SETTLE FOR FIG LEAVES?
Genesis 3:7-8 "So they sewed fig leaves together and made coverings for themselves."

Many times, the things that attract us the most are the very things God warns us about.

"What did Adam and Eve do?"
God's instruction was clear. Yet they chose to listen to another voice and fall into sin. And then, covered themselves in Fig Leaves.

"Will They Die?"
The serpent said in Genesis 3:4 "You will not surely die." But Romans 6:23 said, “For the wages of sin is death." They did not die physically but spiritually. And the presence of God was no longer with them when they were driven out of the Garden of Eden.

Adam and Eve ran to fig leaves to hide their shame. Fig leaves became the first man-made attempt to cover spiritual failure without true repentance and humility.

1 John 1:9 reminds us that true forgiveness comes through confession, not concealment.

1. Fig Leaves Are an Unacceptable Covering
Fig leaves represented Adam and Eve's attempt to covering their guilt and making themselves righteous. You may feel comfortable with what you're doing, but remember: God sees everything.

2. Fig Leaves Only Cover the Outside
Double-faced Christians—hiding our pain, compromise and emptiness through self-righteous act. This does not please the Lord. For what we need is not religion but true relationship with the Lord.

We must be careful of what we do.
We need to evaluate ourselves honestly. Am I hiding my compromise? Let us not do things that God has not instructed us to do. Every decision we make should be covered in prayer. When God places us in His momentum, do not interrupt what He is doing.

3. God Never Intended You to Live Covered in Shame
God Himself provided the solution for sin. When God made clothing from animal skins for Adam and Eve (Genesis 3:21), it foreshadowed the death of Jesus Christ and the shedding of His blood as the ransom for our sins. Hebrews 9:22 says, for without the shedding of blood, there is no forgiveness.

4. The Danger of Staying in Fig-Leaf Christianity
Fig-leaf Christianity produces:
Weak prayer lives
Secret sins
Compromise
Fake spirituality
Burned-out leaders
Lukewarm churches

The church today needs revival and restoration. God restores broken relationships and fellowship that have been damaged by sin. He desires for us to return to His original purpose and design for our lives.

Remember that when we sin, our fellowship with the Lord is broken. What we need, therefore, is restoration not separation from Him. Yet as human beings, we often hide and turn away from God, thinking that distancing ourselves will lessen the guilt of our wrongdoing. In reality, this is a form of false humility. Instead of running from Him, we should run to Him, for He alone can restore what sin has broken.

If we desire revival, we must become people of prayer. Let us pray for one another and strive to live according to God's will and purpose. Let us stop running away from Him and refuse to settle for fig leaves. If we do not return to God, the church will continue to suffer.

Remove the fig leaves and step out of hiding. Allow God to transform you completely, for you belong to His royal family. Do not settle for fig leaves.

08/06/2026

Behind every worship service is a 𝖳𝖤𝖠𝖬 faithfully serving, even away from the spotlight. Every sound check, every lyric slide, every camera setup, and every technical preparation matters when it is done for the glory of God.

From learning the basic fundamentals of sound to understanding the essential needs of a worship team, this Media training and Tech Talk became a valuable opportunity for growth, teamwork, and excellence in ministry.

Thank you to everyone who participated in our 2-day seminar, shared their knowledge, and dedicated their time to learn and improve together. This is only the beginning — may we continue to grow in skill, unity, and heart as we faithfully serve the Lord.

“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord.” — Colossians 3:23

07/06/2026

Sunday service | Cavite chapter

BE STRONG IN THE LORD
Ps. Carol T. Tafalla

In Joshua 1:1-9, God spoke to Joshua, Moses’ assistant. He wanted him to lead the people of Israel to the land He promised to them. God told Joshua that He will be with him as He was with Moses and commanded him to be very strong and courageous for He will be with Joshua wherever he will go. God chose Joshua to conquer the Land, not because he was perfect but because of his faithfulness, brave, and willingness to obey the Lord.

When God calls Joshua, He motivates, equips, and promised him. It is written in Joshua 1:5, God told him that He will be with him just like He did to His servant Moses, therefore no one could defeat him.

HOW TO BE A CONQUEROR?
I. Be strong and courageous.
According to Deutoronomy 31:6, God will neither abandon us nor fail us. He will be there for us. Stand firm, be bold in faith and be brave.

II. Remember God’s word.
Keep God’s word in your heart, never forget His word and let it stay in us. It says in Joshua 1:8, that we must continually meditate His word day and night and obey everything written and we will be prosper. Moreover, we must not forget God if we become successful in life, it is all because of Him and nothing came from our own strenght, Deutoronomy 8:11.

III. CAREFULLY FOLLOW HIS COMMAND
Walk closely in His instructions and do all what He commands.

WHAT ARE WE NEED TO BE CONQUERED?
Conquer means to successfully defeat, overcome, or gain control over something through effort, force, or perseverance. We need to conquer the fear, disobedience/half obedience, and even ourselves, we should be disciplined and be a disciple of Christ in order to do what God wants us to do. So what are the things you need to conquer to get the promises of God in your life?

God’s promises are real - Healing, restoration, forgiveness, blessings, peaceful life, and salvation. So take courage and trust God. Always remember, we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us, Romans 8:37. Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power, Ephesians 6:10.

Be strong in serving the Lord !
Be strong in your faith, commitment, calling ,to serve others, and to defeat evil!

Be strong for your family and for the next generation . Contribute your life for the benefits of others and for our country.

Arise Children of God !
Focus your eyes to Jesus
He will never abandon us.

07/06/2026

Sunday Service 6/7/2026