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The Goshen Burning Bush Ministry - Main Church, Capitol East, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat (2026)

17/05/2026

TITLE: ANG PAGHATAG NGA MAY MALIPAYON KAG MATINUD-ANON NGA TAGIPUSOON

Isa sa mga kamatuoran nga aton makat-onan sa Lucas 16:10–12 amo nga ang pagkamatinud-anon nagasugod sa pinakagamay nga butang. Kon kita matinud-anon sa gamay, ang Dios magasalig pa gid sang dugang sa aton. Ang aton sabat sa Dios sa gagmay nga butang nagapakita sang kahimtangan sang aton tagipusoon.

May mga tion nga nagahunahuna kita nga indi kita makahatag kay daw gamay lang ang aton ara—“pigado ako,” ukon “indi sapat ang akon kita.” Pero ang Dios indi nagatan-aw sa kadakuon sang aton ihatag, kundi sa tagipusoon nga nagasalig sa Iya bisan sa kakulangan.

Pareho sang babayi nga naghatag sang iya pinakagamay nga sinsilyo, ang iya halad indi nasukod sa kadakuon kundi sa iya pagtuo. Sa panulok sang Dios, daku ang iya ginhatag tungod naghalin ini sa bug-os nga pagtugyan sang tagipusoon.

Ang Ginoo indi naga-ayo nga maghatag kita sang wala ta. Sa baylo, ginatugyan Niya sa aton ang mga butang nga yara na sa aton kamot, kag ginatestingan ang aton pagkamatinud-anon. Kon kita matinud-anon sa gamay, Siya magasalig pa gid sang dugang sa aton.

May yara man prinsipyo sa ginharian sang Dios: ang mga mapinalanggaon kag matinud-anon sa ila ginbaton magapadayon sa pag-eksperiensya sang Iya pag-provide. Pero ang indi matinud-anon sa ginatudlo sa ila posible nga magakawala pa gani sang ila nabaton.

Gani, ginapatawag kita nga magtuman sa paggiya sang Ginoo—magasalig sa Iya kaalam, magatuman sa Iya Pulong, kag maghatag nga may malipay kag matinud-anon nga tagipusoon bisan daw ano pa ini kagamay.

“Ang tawo nga matinud-anon sa gamay, matinud-anon man sa daku…”
— Lucas 16:10 (NIV)

- Ricky Alejo

17/05/2026

TITLE: FULLY EQUIPPED FOR GOD’S PURPOSE

Many people desire to serve God, yet not everyone is fully equipped for the calling He has given them. A believer without a strong foundation can easily be swayed, distracted, or weakened by the enemy. But when a person is fully equipped in the Lord, not only will they grow closer to Him—they will also lead their family, neighbors, and others into the presence of God.

God did not create believers without purpose. Every season, every challenge, and every situation a person goes through becomes part of God’s way of equipping them daily.

“That is why we never give up. Though our bodies are dying, our spirits are being renewed every day.”
— 2 Corinthians 4:16

In today’s world, many people question or doubt the things believers do for God. The whole world wants proof, and the greatest proof is a life transformed through Christ and grounded in the Word of God.

The Bible reminds believers that they are designed by God and directed with purpose.

“For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things He planned for us long ago.”
— Ephesians 2:10

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I. GOD DESIGNED EVERY BELIEVER WITH VALUE AND PURPOSE

No life is accidental before God. Every person has value and purpose in His sight.

God does not save people just to remain the same. Through Christ, He completely transforms a person’s life.

“Anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun.”
— 2 Corinthians 5:17

The old self no longer defines the believer. God renews the heart, the mind, and the life of a person.

🌿Application:
Do not allow past mistakes or weaknesses to control your future. God sees purpose even when others only see limitations.

🌾Truth:
A transformed life becomes evidence of God’s power and goodness.

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II. BELIEVERS MUST BE FULLY EQUIPPED TO WIN SOULS

If a believer is not fully equipped, they can easily become distracted or influenced by the enemy. That is why it is important to have a firm foundation and remain grounded in the Word of God.

Being a leader or servant of God is never simple or casual. It requires spiritual preparation, maturity, and faithfulness.

Winning souls begins with compassion.

Jesus did not wait for people to come to Him—He went out to reach them. In the same way, believers today should not wait for unbelievers to approach them first. They are called to go and preach the Word of God.

🌿Application:
Share the Gospel with compassion. A simple encouragement or sharing of God’s Word may become the reason someone’s life is changed.

🌾Truth:
People who truly experience the love of God cannot remain silent about Him.

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III. EXPERIENCING GOD’S LOVE PRODUCES TRUE FAITH

A person cannot genuinely share the Word of God without first experiencing the love of God personally.

Every situation in life is used by God to equip and strengthen believers. Sometimes trials are not meant to destroy faith, but to strengthen it.

“For I know the plans I have for you… plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”
— Jeremiah 29:11

Believers must continue doing good even when they feel tired or when results are not immediately visible.

“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”
— Galatians 6:9

🌿Application:
Continue serving God faithfully even during difficult seasons. God is preparing a harvest through every act of obedience.

🌾Truth:
God equips those who remain faithful to Him.

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God continually gives people opportunities to change, grow, and return to Him. He desires believers who are firmly rooted in His Word and fully equipped for His purpose.

The world may question faith, but a transformed life will always become proof of God’s goodness and power.

Be strengthened in God.
Be equipped by His Word.
Walk faithfully in His purpose.

And never grow tired of doing good,
because fully equipped believers do not only stand firm—
they also lead others closer to the Lord.

- Ptr. Ariel Siton

17/05/2026

Sunday Service Livestream | May 17, 2026

"Designed by God, Directed by Purpose"
Ephesians 2:10

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10/05/2026

TITLE: GIVING WITH A CHEERFUL AND FAITHFUL HEART

One of the most important reasons why we go to Church is to give—not only our tithes and offerings, but also our faith, gratitude, and obedience to God. Giving should never come from obligation or pressure, but from a willing and joyful heart.

“You must each decide in your heart how much to give. And don’t give reluctantly or in response to pressure. For God loves a person who gives cheerfully.”
— 2 Corinthians 9:7 (NLT)

There was a moment when someone approached me with a need in their heart. In that encounter, I was gently reminded that even in times when I feel I have little or nothing, there are still people who will come—trusting that God has placed enough in my hands to help. It was a quiet reminder that God allows us to become vessels of His provision.

It became a heartfelt lesson that God’s blessings are never meant to stop with us, but to flow through us. Even in seasons of lack, His faithfulness continues to meet needs in ways we do not always understand.

Because of this, let us continue to give with a grateful heart and a faithful spirit. The blessing of the Lord is always there for those who trust Him and honor Him sincerely.

“Honor the Lord with your wealth and with the best part of everything you produce.”
— Proverbs 3:9 (NLT)

- Girlie Ann Lacdo-o

10/05/2026

TITLE: THE KINGDOM WORTH EVERYTHING

Many people know the Word of God, yet reading the Bible alone is not enough. A person must personally experience the love of the Lord. Through a deeper spiritual relationship with Him, His love becomes real and visible in life.

We live in a generation where people easily value temporary things—success, comfort, wealth, and recognition. Yet Jesus teaches that there is something far more valuable than anything this world can offer: the Kingdom of God.

Some people become ungrateful, forgetting the goodness of God in their lives. But the Word of God reminds believers to remain thankful in every situation. Worship is not based on emotions, circumstances, or feelings. God deserves worship simply because He is God.

That is why Jesus said:
“The Kingdom of Heaven is like a treasure hidden in a field…”
— Matthew 13:44–46

The hidden treasure and the pearl of great price both teach one truth:
The Kingdom of God is worth giving everything for.

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“Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”
— Matthew 6:21

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I. THE KINGDOM IS A HIDDEN TREASURE WORTH DISCOVERING

Jesus compared the Kingdom to a treasure hidden in a field. A man found it, hid it again, and joyfully sold everything he had just to obtain it.

This reveals that the Kingdom of God is not always immediately seen or understood. Many people search for fulfillment in temporary things, yet true satisfaction is only found in Christ.

The story of Zacchaeus reflects this truth. Though he was rich, he still lacked peace and fulfillment. But when he heard Jesus was coming, he climbed a sycamore tree just to see Him.

That small act revealed a deep spiritual hunger.

When Jesus called him by name and visited his house, Zacchaeus experienced true transformation. His life changed completely because he encountered Christ.

🌿Application:
Seek God while there is still time. Do not allow worldly treasures to replace eternal ones.

🌾Truth:
Only Jesus can satisfy the emptiness of the human heart.

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II. THE KINGDOM IS A PRICELESS PEARL WORTH PURSUING

Jesus also described the Kingdom as a pearl of great price. When the merchant found it, he sold everything he owned to possess it.

The Kingdom of God requires pursuit, priority, and sacrifice.

“Yes, everything else is worthless when compared with the infinite value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord.”
— Philippians 3:8

Following Christ means valuing Him above ambitions, possessions, relationships, and personal desires. Jesus must become greater than anything else in life.

🌿Application:
Examine what occupies your heart the most. Is God truly your greatest treasure?

🌾Truth:
What a person values most will always shape their life.

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III. THE KINGDOM REQUIRES TOTAL SURRENDER

Jesus instructed His disciples:

“Take nothing for your journey…”
— Luke 9:3

The Kingdom of God is not a side commitment. True discipleship requires complete surrender.

God is not asking for partial obedience or temporary devotion. He desires the whole life—heart, mind, plans, ambitions, and future.

Just like Zacchaeus made a way to see Jesus, believers today must also hunger for God deeply enough to pursue Him despite obstacles.

🌿Application Questions:
What is being held back from God?
Is it time, ambition, comfort, relationships, or trust?

🌾Reminder:
If God is truly important, people will always find ways to seek Him.

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The Kingdom of God is not something casual or temporary—it is eternal, priceless, and life-changing. Nothing in this world can compare to the value of knowing Christ.

Do not settle for temporary treasures when Heaven offers eternal riches.

Seek Him wholeheartedly.
Pursue Him faithfully.
Surrender completely.

And may every heart learn to say:
“Lord, You are worth everything.”

- Ptr. Doype Gregorio

03/05/2026

TITHES AND OFFERING: WHAT DOES GOD REALLY SEE?

Leviticus 1:9 – A Pleasing Aroma to God

What truly reaches God is not only the outward offering, but the inward reality behind it—the love, faith, gratitude, and surrender that flow from the heart. When giving is done with sincerity, it becomes like a “pleasing aroma” before the Lord.

God sees beyond the gift itself. He sees the heart that offers it.

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John 12:3 – An Act of Deep Love and Worship

The act of devotion shown in John 12:3 reveals the beauty of wholehearted worship. It is a reminder that true worship is expressed through genuine love, humility, and faith.

It reflects how beautiful it is in God’s sight when a person gives not out of duty, but out of deep love and honor for Him.

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The Widow with the Small Coin

The widow gave only two small coins, yet in God’s eyes, she gave the most. Why? Because she gave with complete trust. She held nothing back.

Her offering was not measured by amount, but by surrender. It was a declaration that she trusted God fully with her life and provision.

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Giving as Trust in God’s Plan

Every act of giving is an act of trust. It is a way of saying, “God, I believe in Your plan more than I depend on what I hold.”

When we give our offering, it becomes a reflection of our faith in God’s provision and faithfulness.

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2 Corinthians 9:6–7

God reminds us that giving should not be done reluctantly or under pressure, but with a cheerful heart. For He loves a cheerful giver—one who gives with joy, faith, and willingness.

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In essence, God does not only see what is given, but why it is given. And what pleases Him most is a heart fully surrendered in love and trust.

- Jeriah Lacdo-o

03/05/2026

TITLE: PAGBAG-O: INDI MAGPABILIN NGA BALINGAG

We live in a generation where people love to hear—but not everyone is willing to change. Damo ang ganahan magpamati sang pulong sang Ginoo, magkuha notes, kag maghambal “amen,” pero gamay lang ang naga-apply sini sa ila kabuhi.

Ang kamatuoran amo ini:
Ang pagpamati nga wala sang pagbag-o wala sang pulos.

Sa libro sang Hulubaton, ginapakita ang klaro nga pagkabahin sang duha ka klase sang tawo—ang balingag kag ang maalamon. Ang isa nagapamati pero wala nagauswag, ang isa nagapamati kag ginabuhat ang kamatuoran.

Bisan si Solomon, nga ginhatagan sang daku nga kaalam, padayon nga nagaengganyo: “Pamati kamo…”—kay ang matuod nga kaalam nagaumpisa gid sa pagpamati nga may kabubut-on nga magtuman.

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“Knowledge without obedience is deception.”

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I. ANG BALINGAG NAGAPAMATI PERO WALA NAGABAGO

“Hulubaton 12:13”

Ang balingag nga tawo kabalo sang husto, pero ginapili gihapon ang sala. Indi siya kulang sa knowledge—kulang siya sa obedience.

Ang iya problema indi nga wala siya kabati sang kamatuoran, kundi ginapabayaan niya ini.

🌿Application:
Kung kabalo ka na sang husto pero wala mo gihapon ginahimo—may problema na sa imo pagpili.

🌾Truth:
Kun madunggan mo ang kamatuoran pero wala mo ginbuhat—balingag ka.

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II. ANG MAALAMON NAGAPAMATI KAG
PAGBAG-O

“Hulubaton 12:15”

Ang maalamon nga tawo indi perpekto, pero teachable. Open siya sa correction kag handa siya mag-adjust sang iya pamatasan.

Ang kaalam indi makita sa pagpakamatarong—kundi sa pagpakumbaba kag pagbaton sang saway.

🌿Application:
Learn to listen, accept correction, kag himua ini dayon.

🌾Truth:
Correction is not rejection—it is direction.

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III. ANG PAGBAG-O AMO ANG EBIDENSYA SANG KAALAM

Madamo nagaingon: “Gusto ko magbag-o.”
Pero indi gusto magsaway.

Indi pwede nga gusto mo sang kaalam pero ginareject mo ang proseso sini.

🌿Application:
Stop making excuses. Start making changes.

🌾Truth:
Gusto mo mag maalamon? Indi ka magpabalo—magbag-o ka.

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IV. ANG RESULTA SANG IMO KABUHI

“Hulubaton 11:5”

Ang matarong nga kabuhi nagadala sang kahapsay kag kalig-on, samtang ang malaot nga kabuhi amo ang nagadala sang kapahamakan.

Ang kabuhi nga wala ginatama—madula gid ang direksyon.

🌿Application:
Bisan sa gamay nga butang—pareho sang disiplina kag time—ini refleksyon sang imo karakter.

🌾Truth:
Stability is the reward of righteousness.

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V. ANG KABUHI NGA MAALAMON NAGAPAMATI

Bisan si Solomon nagaingon: “Pamati kamo…”
Kay ang tawo nga indi gusto mamati, indi gid magtubo.

🌿Application Questions:

* Gapamati lang bala ako ukon naga-apply gid?
* Open bala ako sa correction?
* May ginbag-o bala sa akon kabuhi subong?

🌾Reminder:
Ang balingag may rason permi—ang maalamon may aksyon permi.

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Be careful—indi tanan nga ginabaton mo sa kabuhi bendisyon.
Kun wala ka naga-evaluate kag naga-apply sang kaalam, basi ang imo ginakuha amo na ang magdala sang kapahamakan sa imo.

Stay humble. Stay teachable. Stay obedient.

Because in the end, indi ini sa kadamo sang imo nahibaluan—
kundi sa kadako sang imo ginbag-o.

And may this be your decision today:
Indi na ako magpabilin nga balingag—magbag-o ako.

- Ptr. Tom Macaganda

03/05/2026

Sunday Service Livestream | May 3, 2026

"Worth Everything: The Incomparable Value of the Kingdom"
Matthew 13:44-46

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26/04/2026

TITHES AND OFFERING: GOD FIRST IN ALL THINGS

Matthew 6:33
“But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.”

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INTRODUCTION

We should never underestimate small beginnings. Even in small things, God is already blessing us and sustaining us. What we give may seem little in our eyes, but in God’s Kingdom, nothing given in faith is ever wasted.

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I. PUT GOD FIRST — FROM HOARDING TO STEWARDSHIP

When we put God first, He shifts our hearts from hoarding to stewardship. We begin to see that everything we have is not ours alone, but entrusted to us by God.

The more God blesses us, the more we respond with gratitude and generosity. Giving becomes an act of worship, not a burden.

In God, we are no longer driven by fear or anxiety, because we know that He is our provider. And in giving, we are not emptied—we are fulfilled.

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II. GOD’S WORD IS A PROMISE, NOT JUST A COMMAND

Matthew 6:33 is not only a command to obey, but a promise to trust. When we seek God first, He Himself promises that everything we need will follow.

This means our focus is not on chasing material things, but on pursuing God. And as we do, He takes care of the rest.

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III. GOD’S PROMISE OF PROVISION

When we give, we activate trust in God’s provision. He is faithful to sustain His people and provide what is needed in every season.

God does not only see what we release—He also sees what we trust Him for. And He is never unfaithful to those who honor Him first.

- Crestine Luda Conde

26/04/2026

TITLE: THE POWER OF SMALL BEGINNINGS

We live in a world that values what is big, fast, and visible. People are easily impressed by success that is loud and immediate. But Jesus reveals a different kind of Kingdom—one that begins small, quiet, and almost invisible.

The Kingdom of God does not always come with attention or recognition. It often begins in hidden places, in simple acts, and in unnoticed faithfulness.

Because of this, many people in Jesus’ time missed Him. They were expecting something grand, but God came in humility. Yet even today, God is still at work.

That is why we pray:
“Let Your Kingdom come, let Your will be done.”

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Small beginnings are the launching pad to great endings.
— Joyce Meyer

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I. GOD’S WORK OFTEN BEGINS UNNOTICED

Jesus compared the Kingdom to a mustard seed—one of the smallest seeds, yet it grows into a large tree (Matthew 13:31–32). This reveals a powerful truth: God is not limited by what looks small.

What people dismiss, God develops. What seems insignificant, God multiplies.

“Do not despise small beginnings.” — Zechariah 4:10

Even when nothing seems to be happening, God is still working behind the scenes. Growth is often happening before it becomes visible.

🌿Application:
If prayers feel unanswered—keep praying.
If progress feels slow—remain faithful.

🌾Truth:
God is never limited by size or visibility.

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II. THE KINGDOM GROWS INTERNALLY

Jesus also compares the Kingdom to yeast. Yeast works silently, from the inside, until the whole dough is affected. In the same way, God’s work begins within the heart.

“The Kingdom of God is within you.” — Luke 17:21

Before God changes your situation, He first changes your heart. He is more concerned with who you are becoming than what you are achieving.

Even broken seasons are not wasted. Just like soil must be broken before planting, God sometimes allows breaking to prepare something greater within you.

🌿Application:
Surrender your heart, your struggles, and your process to God. Let Him shape you from within.

🌾Truth:
Spiritual transformation matters more than external success.

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III. THE KINGDOM GROWS EXTERNALLY

What God develops inside will eventually become visible outside. The mustard seed does not remain small—it grows and becomes a place of blessing for others.

In the same way, a transformed life cannot stay hidden.

“Let your light shine before others…” — Matthew 5:16

Your growth becomes your testimony. Your transformation becomes your witness.

🌿Application Questions:
Is your life already impacting others?
Are you allowing your growth to be seen through your actions?

🌾Reminder:
Do not neglect prayer, fellowship, and service. These small acts are where great growth begins.

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Be faithful in every small season, because nothing in God’s Kingdom is ever wasted. What looks small today is already becoming something greater in God’s hands.

Stay rooted, stay obedient, and stay consistent—because God is building something eternal through your life.

And in the end, may this be your reward:
“Well done, good and faithful servant.”

- Ptr. Doype Gregorio

26/04/2026

Sunday Service Livestream | April 26, 2026

"The Power of Small Beginnings"
Matthew 13:31-33

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