SBFIC Ministry

13/05/2026

When did we start allowing what grieves God to become normal in our hearts?

When did sin stop reminding us that it is wrong?

So again:
“When did sin stop feeling sinful to you?”

Because if there is no longer conviction over sin, perhaps the “perilous times” are no longer just around us, but have already begun within the heart.

08/05/2026

Nevertheless, when the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on the earth? - Luke 18:8

Faith is not proven in easy seasons, but in moments when things are unclear and difficult. There will be times when prayers feel unanswered and life feels silent, but that does not mean God is absent nor inactive.

Busa padayon lang gihapon. Bisag lisod, bisag kapoy, choose to trust God every day. Ayaw tugoti nga mawala imong faith tungod sa trials or disappointments. Keep holding on, kay ang tinuod nga faith mao nang nagpabilin bisag magkinaunsa ang tanan.

Remember, when everything feels uncertain, choose to stay, because even when your hands feel weak, God’s grip on you has never loosened.

08/05/2026

08/05/2026

I searched for love in all the wrong places—seeking approval, validation, and worth. But nothing filled the emptiness.

Then Jesus found me—not in my perfection, but in my brokenness. His love was there all along, constant, unshakable, and enough.

✨ Have you ever felt God’s love in an unexpected way? Share in the comments! 💬

08/05/2026

Praying but Seeing No Results Yet? Padayun lang sa pag-ampo ug i-check sa imong kaugalingon.

1️⃣ We're all servants and diha sa Iyang gingharian adunay mga buluhaton. Gabuhat paba ka sa sugo sa Ginoo sa imo?

2️⃣ Ang atong mga kinabuhi kinahanglan nga magdalag himaya sa Iyang ngalan. Gabuhat paba ka sa unsay makapahimuot Kaniya?

A life surrendered to God brings confidence when we come to Him in prayer. Maong pili-a ang pagkamasinugtanon ug unaha pagbuhat ang makapahimuot Kaniya.

God Bless 🖖

08/05/2026

There are days nga ga pretend ta nga we are okay, pero deep inside gikapoy nata. Smiling in front of people, but silently fighting battles nobody knows about. Pero karon, remember this, God is near to the brokenhearted. He sees every tear, every silent prayer, and every pain nga dili nimo ma explain.

Sometimes healing takes time, and sometimes God allows hard seasons to strengthen your faith. Pero one thing is sure, He will never leave you in your pain. The same God who carried you before will carry you again.

So if your heart feels heavy today, don’t give up. Continue praying. Continue trusting. Even in your lowest moments, God is still working behind the scenes.

01/05/2026

Attaaaaaack!
Waaait, kinsay kaaway nimo?

Taympers, kanang makita nimo, nawong ba naa or unsa, our real enemy is dili kana, dili sila - not people, but the spiritual forces nga gapamuhat luyo ana. “For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places.” - Ephesians 6:12.

“Dili man, kay inig makita nko siya mosurok gyud akong dugo.” Don’t - know your real enemy. Kung lantawon gani nato atong isigkatawo, we miss the true battle. The enemy’s goal is to steal, kill, and destroy relationships (John 10:10). “Though we walk in the flesh, we do not war according to the flesh. For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty in God for pulling down strongholds.”
— 2 Corinthians 10:3-4

So let us be wise ani: people are not the enemy they are often the battlefield hinuon. Pray for them instead, stand firm in truth, and fight the real enemy luyo sa atong mga makita.

God Bless Everybody 🖖

30/04/2026

Life is short—far shorter than we often admit. We make plans as if we have years guaranteed, yet in a moment, everything can change. Last night, we witnessed the passing of our neighbor. One day they were here, and the next, they were gone. That moment is a sober reminder: this is how quickly life can fade. None of us knows the hour.

Because of this, we are called not to live carelessly, but intentionally—to spend our days serving Jesus, walking in righteousness, and taking our relationship with Him seriously. This is not something to delay or treat lightly. Eternity is real, and what we do now matters deeply.

The Word of God reminds us in James 4:14:
“Why, you do not even know what will happen tomorrow. What is your life? You are a mist that appears for a little while and then vanishes.”

And again in Matthew 6:33:
“But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.”

Let us not waste the time we’ve been given. Instead, let us pursue a life that reflects Jesus—holy, obedient, and full of love. Let us turn away from distractions and sins that pull us away from Him, and draw near with sincerity and reverence.

Today is the day to live right. Today is the day to follow Jesus with all our heart. Because tomorrow is never promised.

30/04/2026

“Oy, naunsa man tua si kuan nga …?”, “Grabe najud na ba …” Familiar?

What comes out of our mouth is what defiles us (Matthew 15:11), because our words come from the heart. This means nga atong mga pulong nagreflect kung unsay naa sa sulod nato. Usahay raba moingon ta, ang Ginoo ray nahibalo sa akong kasing-kasing pero sa tinuod gakareveal pud diay siya pinaagi sa atong mga pulong.

I know it’s easy to fall into gossip, lamian nga panaghisgot bahin sa uban tao, or speaking negatively about others kay usahay lanay raba jud kaayo kung madala nata sa atong emosyon. But these are not just gamay na butang, they reveal deeper issues within our hearts.

With that, guard your hearts by the word of God (Proverbs 4:23). Kay atong mga pulong makasakit, makadaut, or makadivide. Maong importante kaayo nga tipigan nato ang pulong Niya, and choose to use it to heal, encourage, and build up. That way, we are keeping ourselves unspotted and not sinning against God (Psalms 119:11).

Okay raman kung naa jud kay istorya sa uban tao pero ask yourself first, does this honor God?

God Bless Everybody 🖖

30/04/2026

"Called to Honor and Pray"

God has placed leaders in our lives to guide and watch over our souls, and as Hebrews 13:17 reminds us, this is not a light responsibility. Dili ni basta role lang. They carry us in prayer, correction, and care, even in ways we don’t always see. Busa ang atong pagsunod ug pag-respeto dili tungod kay gipugos ta, but because we trust that God is working through them for our growth.

Tabangan nato sila nga mag-lead with joy, dili with burden. They carry so much that we don’t always see, so let’s cover them in prayer, asking God to strengthen, guide, and protect them. In doing so, we don’t just support them, we become part of God’s work, growing together under His grace and direction.