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Grace Christian Bible Church, Sitio Canlibot, Bagumbayan Teresa Rizal, Teresa (2026)

26/05/2026

Title: WALK BEFORE GOD
Text : Colossians 1:10 / Gen.17:1

"Walk worthy of the Lord, pleasing Him in all respects…” Colossians 1:10

“I am the Almighty God; walk before Me and be thou perfect.” — Gen. 17:1

A. Sa pagsisimula ng panibagong araw na ating kakaharapin . Mahalagang makalakad tayo nang naaayon sa gusto ng Diyos sa ating buhay.

B. As a Christian it is very important to walk in accordance to the Gods Word Way and Will .

C. Our God gives us understanding how to walk before God based on scripture.

D. By God's grace we will delve How to Walk before God.

I. Walk Worthy of the Lord.

“Walk worthy of the Lord, pleasing Him in all respects…” — Colossians 1:10

A. Aiming to honor Christ in every area of life — in motive, word, and deed.

B. Naway makita sa bawat aspeto ng ating buhay si Kristo . Makalakad tayo nang nararapat bilang mga Kristyano.

II. Walk in Wisdom

“Walk circumspectly, not as fools, but as wise.” — Ephesians 5:15

A. Discernment in decisions, knowing the times and God’s will.

B. Sa ating paglakad naway taglayin natin ang karunungang makalangit .

III. Walk in Holiness.

“Be ye holy; for I am holy.” 1 Peter 1:16

A. A lifestyle separated from sin, reflecting God’s purity.

B. Naway makalakad tayo nang mag kabanalan at makapamuhay na biwalay sa kasalanan.

IV. Walk in Humility

“Walk humbly with your God.” — Micah 6:8

A. A posture of reverence , dependence and surrender to God.

B. Bilang mga tagasunod ni Kristo mahalagang makita sa atin ang tunay na pagpapakumbaba.

V. Walk in Love

“Walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us.” — Ephesians 5:2

A. Selfless, sacrificial love should define our walk before God.

B. Taglaykn natin ang pag ibig na ipinadama ng Diyos sa atkn mga buhay. Naisin rin natin na maranasan ito ng ibang tao na wala pang pagkakilala sa Kanya.

VI. Walk in the Light

“If we walk in the light… the blood of Jesus purifies us…” — 1 John 1:7

A. Transparency and truth, rejecting darkness and deceit.

B. Liwanag ay lakaran
Talikdan ang kadiliman

Walking before God is not a moment but a lifelong journey of transformation , submission , and communion. As God called Abraham, He calls us to walk before Him faithfully, fearfully, and fruitfully.

Blessed Tuesday Morning!
Godbless

- S.O
- R.S.C
- PasAnPen

25/05/2026

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24/05/2026

Title: The Believer’s WALK with God
Text : Colossians 1:10
“That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God ..”

INTRODUCTION

A. Many Christians today are saved, attending church and active in ministry yet their daily WALK does not reflect intimacy with God.

B. Apostle Paul’s prayer in Colossians 1:10 was NOT merely for believers to gain information but for them to live a life that is pleasing unto the Lord.

The Christian life is not a sprint but a WALK.

A walk speaks of direction.
A walk speaks of progress.
A walk speaks of fellowship.
A walk speaks of consistency.

Enoch walked with God.
Noah walked with God.
The disciples walked with Jesus.

Today God still desires His people to WALK with Him.

Because Christ has saved us, every believer must develop a daily WALK that is worthy, fruitful, growing, and pleasing unto the Lord.

Colossians 1:10 , Paul gives us four important characteristics of a godly WALK.

“How can a believer develop a WALK that is pleasing unto the Lord according to Colossians 1:10?”

I. W - alk Worthy of the Lord. Col. 1:10a
“That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing…”

A. The word “walk” in the Greek is peripateo — meaning “to live continually” or “to conduct one’s life.”

B. Apostle Paul reminds believers na ang ating lakad ay dapat maging karapat-dapat sa Panginoon.
[Ephesians 4:1 / 1 Thessalonians 2:12]

C. Application:
. Ang lakad mo ba ay nagbibigay lugod sa Panginoon?. May consistency ba between Sunday worship and weekday living?

D. Hindi perfect walk ang hinihingi ng Diyos, kundi surrendered walk.

II. A - bound in Good Works. Col. 1:10b
“…being fruitful in every good work…”

A. Ang tunay na believer ay may bunga. Salvation is by grace but genuine salvation produces good works.

The word “fruitful” implies spiritual productivity. [John 15:5 / Titus 3:8]

B. Application
. May impact ba ang Christian life mo sa ibang tao?. Are you serving or simply attending?

C. Practical Good Works:. Soulwinning. Encouragement. Giving. Discipleship. Helping others

D. A fruitless Christian is a discouraged Christian.

III. Learn More of God. Col. 1:10c
“…increasing in the knowledge of God;”

A. God never intended believers to remain spiritually immature.

B. The word “knowledge” comes from Greek epignosis — full and experiential knowledge.

Hindi sapat ang “kilala” lang ang Diyos; dapat lumalalim ang relasyon natin sa Kanya. [2 Peter 3:18 / Philippians 3:10]

C. Application:
. Lumalago ka ba spiritually?. Mas kilala mo ba si Cristo ngayon kaysa noon?

D. Ways to Grow:. Bible reading. Prayer. Church attendance Obedience. Meditation on Scripture

E. A stagnant believer becomes vulnerable to compromise.

IV. Keep Pleasing God. Col. 1:10
“…unto all pleasing…”

A. The goal of the Christian walk is not pleasing self, culture, or people but pleasing God. [Gal. 1:10/2 Cor. 5:9]

B. Application:
. Sino ang mas mahalaga sa decisions mo - Diyos o tao?. Are your choices honoring Christ?

C. When God is pleased, your walk gains eternal value.

CONCLUSION

A Christian life that does not WALK with God will eventually drift away from God.

The Lord did not redeem us simply to occupy a church pew once a week.
He saved us so we may WALK with Him every day.

WALK worthy.
Abound in good works.
Learn more of God.
Keep pleasing God.

When your WALK is right your witness becomes powerful.

The world is not only listening to what Christians say they are watching how Christians WALK.

“Is my WALK drawing me closer to Christ?”

Maybe your WALK has become:. cold,. inconsistent,. worldly,. distracted or. spiritually stagnant.

But today God is calling you back into close fellowship with Him.

One step of obedience can restore your WALK with God.

“Lord, teach me to WALK worthy of You. Help me live a life that pleases You daily. Let my life bear fruit and grow deeper in knowing You .."

May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ
The love of God and
The fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with us now and forevermore. Amen

Blessed Monday Morning!
Godbless!

- KJV
- PasAnPen
- PN

23/05/2026

SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE || 05-24-26

22/05/2026

Title: The Shepherd Who Satisfies
Text: Psalm 23:5
“Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.”

Introduction:

A. Psalm 23:5 reveals the Shepherd’s ministry of provision and abundance.
B. The theme is the believer’s blessing and victory in God’s presence.
C. The Lord provides for His people even in the midst of opposition.
D. Psalm 23:5 is a psalm for hungry souls, weary warriors, and hopeful hearts.
E. By God’s grace we will delve into “The Shepherd Who Supplies.”

I. THE PROVISION FROM THE SHEPHERD
“Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies…”

A. Provision is Personal
- The Shepherd Himself prepares the table.
- God’s care is intentional and intimate.

B. Provision is Powerful
- A table set in the presence of enemies shows victory.
- God blesses His people even when surrounded by opposition.

C. Provision is Plentiful
- The table symbolizes abundance, fellowship, and satisfaction.
- God’s provision is not scarce but overflowing.

Application:
Kahit nasa gitna ng kaaway o problema, ang Shepherd ay naglalaan ng saganang biyaya para sa atin.

II. THE PRIVILEGE FROM THE SHEPHERD
“…thou anointest my head with oil…”

A. Privilege of Honor
- Anointing with oil was a sign of favor and blessing.
- God honors His sheep with His presence and Spirit.

B. Privilege of Healing
- Oil symbolizes refreshment, healing, and consecration.
- The Shepherd restores and strengthens His sheep.

C. Privilege of Holiness
- Anointing sets apart for God’s purpose.
- The believer is consecrated to live for Him.

Application:
Ang Shepherd ay hindi lamang nagbibigay ng pagkain kundi ng pagpapala, kagalingan, at kabanalan.

III. THE PLENTY FROM THE SHEPHERD
“…my cup runneth over.”

A. Plenty in His Supply
- The cup is not half-full but overflowing.
- God’s blessings exceed our needs.

B. Plenty in His Spirit
- Overflowing joy, peace, and love come from Him.
- The Spirit fills the believer to abundance.

C. Plenty in His Satisfaction
- True contentment is found in the Shepherd’s provision.
- The believer’s life testifies to God’s overflowing grace.

Application:
Kapag ang Shepherd ang nagbigay, hindi kulang kundi sobra. Ang Kanyang biyaya ay umaapaw sa ating buhay.

Conclusion:
Ask Yourself:
- Am I trusting the Shepherd’s provision in the presence of enemies?
- Am I receiving His anointing of favor and holiness?
- Am I living in the overflow of His blessings?

Psalm 23:5 reminds us that the Shepherd not only stands with us but supplies us.

He prepares the table, anoints the head, and fills the cup to overflowing.

If the Lord is your Shepherd:
You are PROVIDED
You are PRIVILEGED
You are PLENTIFUL

- He prepares your table in trials.
- He anoints your head with blessing.
- He fills your cup with abundance.

And because of Him…
“Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.”

Blessed Friday Morning!
God bless!

- PasAnPen
- resh

20/05/2026

Title: The Shepherd Who Steadies
Text: Psalm 23:4
“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.”

Introduction:

A. Psalm 23:4 reveals the Shepherd’s ministry of presence and protection.

B. The theme is the believer’s courage and comfort in life’s darkest valleys.

C. The Lord removes fear by His abiding presence and guiding hand.

D. Psalm 23:4 is a psalm for fearful hearts, dangerous paths, and uncertain futures.

E. By God’s grace we will delve into “The
Shepherd Who Stands.”

I. THE VALLEY WITH THE SHEPHERD
“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death…”

A. The Valley is Real
- Life has valleys of sorrow, sickness, and suffering.
- The “shadow of death” speaks of danger, trial, and mortality.

B. The Valley is Rough
- It is not easy, but it is temporary — “through” the valley.
- Shadows cannot exist without light; God’s presence is near.

C. The Valley is Relieved
- Even in the darkest place, the Shepherd walks with His sheep.
- His presence transforms fear into faith.

Application:
Kapag dumadaan tayo sa matinding pagsubok, hindi tayo nag-iisa. Ang Shepherd ay kasama natin sa bawat hakbang.

II. THE VICTORY WITH THE SHEPHERD
“…I will fear no evil: for thou art with me…”

A. Victory Over Fear
- Faith in the Shepherd cancels fear of evil.
- Courage comes not from circumstances but from His presence.

B. Victory Through Fellowship
- “Thou art with me” — a personal assurance of God’s nearness.
- The Shepherd’s companionship is the believer’s confidence.

C. Victory By Faithfulness
- God’s promises are sure; His presence is constant.
- The believer can walk boldly, knowing the Shepherd stands by.

Application:
Hindi tayo dapat matakot, sapagkat ang Shepherd ay laging kasama natin. Ang Kanyang presensya ang ating lakas.

III. THE VIRTUE FROM THE SHEPHERD
“…thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.”

A. Virtue of Protection
- The rod defends against enemies and dangers.
- God’s discipline shields His sheep from harm.

B. Virtue of Provision
- The staff guides, supports, and rescues the wandering sheep.
- God’s care is both corrective and compassionate.

C. Virtue of Peace
- Together, the rod and staff bring comfort and assurance.
- The Shepherd’s tools symbolize His authority and love.

Application:
Ang rod at staff ng Shepherd ay nagbibigay ng kapanatagan. Pinoprotektahan Niya tayo at ginagabayan sa tamang landas.

Conclusion:
Ask Yourself:
- Am I trusting the Shepherd in my valley?
- Am I living without fear because He is with me?
- Am I finding comfort in His rod and staff?

Psalm 23:4 reminds us that the Shepherd not only strengthens us but stands with us.

He walks with the fearful, comforts the hurting, and protects His people with His presence.

If the Lord is your Shepherd:
You are COURAGEOUS
You are COMFORTED
You are COVERED

- He walks with you in the valley.
- He removes fear with His presence.
- He comforts you with His rod and staff.

And because of Him…
“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.”

Blessed Thursday Morning!
God bless!

- PasAnPen
- resh
- NKJV

20/05/2026

Title: “The Shepherd Who Strengthens”
Text: Psalm 23:3
“He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake.”

Introduction:

A. Psalm 23:3 reveals the Shepherd’s ministry of renewal and guidance.

B. The theme is the believer’s restoration and direction in God’s righteousness.

C. The Lord restores the weary soul and leads His people in righteous living for His glory.

D. Psalm 23:3 is a psalm for broken hearts, wandering lives, and discouraged spirits.

E. By God’s grace we will delve into “The Shepherd Who Strengthens.”

I. THE RESTORATION FROM THE SHEPHERD
“He restoreth my soul…”

A. Restoration is Divine
- Only God can revive the soul.
- He heals the broken, lifts the weary, and renews the discouraged.

B. Restoration is Deep
- Not just physical strength, but spiritual renewal.
- God restores joy, hope, and peace within.

C. Restoration is Daily
- The Shepherd continually restores His sheep when they falter.
- Renewal is not once-for-all, but ongoing grace.

Application:
Kapag tayo’y napapagod, nadidismaya, o naliligaw, ang Shepherd ang muling nagbibigay ng sigla at pag-asa.

II. THE RIGHTEOUSNESS FROM THE SHEPHERD
“…he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness…”

A. Righteousness is Guided
- The Shepherd leads, not drives.
- He shows the way of holiness and obedience.

B. Righteousness is Grounded
- “Paths of righteousness” — the way that pleases God.
- Not the path of sin or self, but the way of truth.

C. Righteousness is Guarded
- The Shepherd protects His sheep from straying.
- He keeps them walking in His will.

Application:
Hindi tayo iniwan ng Shepherd na maglakad mag-isa. Siya ang gumagabay sa tamang landas ng kabanalan.

III. THE REASON FROM THE SHEPHERD
“…for his name’s sake.”

A. Reason in His Glory
- God restores and leads us for the honor of His name.

B. Reason in His Grace
- It is not because of our merit, but His mercy.

C. Reason in His Guarantee
- His name is His covenant; He will not fail His sheep.

Application:
Ang lahat ng ginagawa ng Shepherd ay para sa Kanyang kaluwalhatian. Ang ating buhay ay patotoo ng Kanyang pangalan.

Conclusion
Ask Yourself:
- Am I allowing the Shepherd to restore my soul?
- Am I following His leading in righteousness?
- Am I living for His name’s sake?

Psalm 23:3 reminds us that the Shepherd not only settles us but strengthens us.

He restores the weary, leads the wandering, and glorifies His name through His people.

If the Lord is your Shepherd:
You are RESTORED
You are RIGHTEOUS
You are REDIRECTED

- He revives your soul when weary.
— He leads you in holy paths.
— He turns your steps toward His will and glory.

And because of Him…
“He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake.”

Blessed Wednesday Morning!
God bless!

—PasAnPen
—resh

18/05/2026

Title: The Shepherd Who Settles
Text: Psalm 23:2
“He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.”

A. Psalm 23:2 shows the Shepherd’s tender care in providing rest and refreshment for His sheep.

B. The theme is the believer’s peace and renewal in the Shepherd’s presence.

C. The Main Truth: When the Lord leads us, He gives rest for the weary and refreshment for the thirsty soul.

D. Psalm 23:2 is a living psalm for restless hearts, anxious minds, and tired spirits.

E. By God’s grace we will delve into “The Shepherd Who Settles.”

I. THE REST FROM THE SHEPHERD
“He maketh me to lie down in green pastures…”

A. Rest is Divine
- “He maketh me” — It is God Himself who grants rest.
- True rest is not found in vacations or possessions, but in the Shepherd’s care.

B. Rest is Delightful
- “Green pastures” — a picture of abundance, nourishment, and safety.
- God provides not barren land, but flourishing fields.

C. Rest is Directed
- Sheep do not lie down unless they feel secure.
- The Shepherd ensures peace so His sheep can rest.

Application:
Maraming tao ang pagod sa trabaho, problema, at takot. Pero ang tunay na kapahingahan ay nasa presensya ng Shepherd.

II. THE REFRESHMENT FROM THE SHEPHERD
“…he leadeth me beside the still waters.”

A. Refreshment is Gentle
- “Still waters” — not rushing torrents, but calm streams.
- God refreshes us in ways that bring peace, not chaos.

B. Refreshment is Guided
- “He leadeth me” — The Shepherd personally directs us to places of renewal.
- Sheep cannot find water on their own; they depend on the Shepherd.

C. Refreshment is Graceful
- Water symbolizes life, cleansing, and renewal.
- Spiritually, God refreshes us through His Word, His Spirit, and His promises.

Application:
Kapag ang Shepherd ang nagdadala sa atin, hindi tayo nauuhaw sa mundong ito. Siya ang nagbibigay ng tubig na buhay.

III. THE REASSURANCE FROM THE SHEPHERD
“He maketh me… he leadeth me…”

A. Reassurance in His Presence
- The Shepherd is always near, guiding and guarding.

B. Reassurance in His Provision
- Pastures for food, waters for drink — everything essential is supplied.

C. Reassurance in His Peace
- The sheep can rest and drink without fear because the Shepherd is faithful.

Application:
Hindi lahat ng araw ay madali, pero bawat araw ay may kapahingahan at kapayapaan kapag kasama ang Shepherd.

Conclusion
Ask Yourself:
- Am I allowing the Shepherd to give me rest?
- Am I following His leading to refreshment?
- Am I trusting His presence in my daily walk?

Psalm 23:2 reminds us that the Christian life is not sustained by our striving but by the Shepherd’s settling.

He gives rest for the weary, refreshment for the thirsty, and reassurance for the fearful.

If the Lord is your Shepherd:
- You are rested.
- You are refreshed.
- You are reassured.

And because of Him…
“He maketh me to lie down… He leadeth me beside the still waters.”

Blessed Tuesday Morning!
God bless!

-PasAnPen
-resh
-NKJV

18/05/2026

Title: “The Shepherd Who Supplies”
Text : Psalm 23:1
“The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.”

A. Psalm 23 was written by David, a shepherd boy who became a king. David understood both the responsibility of a shepherd and the helplessness of sheep. Kaya nung sinabi niya, “The LORD is my shepherd,” hindi ito theology lang—ito ay testimony.

B. The theme is the believer’s complete satisfaction and security in the Shepherdhood of the Lord.

C. The Main Truth is when the Lord is truly our Shepherd, we experience His presence, provision, and protection.

D. Psalm 23 is a living psalm for everyday battles, fears, and needs.

E. By God's grace we will delve about “The Shepherd Who Supplies”

I. THE PERSON OF THE SHEPHERD
“The LORD is my shepherd…”

A. The Shepherd is Divine

“The LORD” — Jehovah Yahweh, the self-existing covenant God.

Hebrew word: YHWH [Yahweh]
Meaning: The Eternal, Covenant-Keeping God.

Hindi ordinary shepherd ang kasama natin. The Creator Himself becomes the caretaker of His sheep.

B. The Shepherd is Personal

David did not say:
“The LORD is a shepherd”
“The LORD is the shepherd”

He said: “MY shepherd.”

Salvation is personal. Relationship is personal.

C. The Shepherd is Present
A shepherd never abandons the sheep.

Jesus echoed this truth in: “I am the good shepherd…” John 10:11

Application:

Maraming tao ang may religion but no relationship.
The greatest comfort in life is not wealth, but knowing the Shepherd personally.

II. THE PROVISION OF THE SHEPHERD
“…I shall not want.”

A. He Supplies Our Needs

Not necessarily our greeds—but our needs.

Philippians 4:19
“But my God shall supply all your need…”

The sheep survives because of the shepherd.

B. He Sustains Our Soul

A sheep cannot feed itself properly without guidance.

Spiritually, we need:

God’s Word
God’s Presence
God’s Direction

C. He Satisfies Our Heart

The phrase “I shall not want” means:
I lack nothing essential
I am content in Him

Application:

Kapag ang Panginoon ang Shepherd mo, hindi ka empty kahit simple lang buhay mo.

III. THE PEACE OF THE SHEPHERD
“The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.”

A. Peace in His Leadership

Sheep are naturally fearful creatures.

Yet sheep become calm when the shepherd is near.

B. Peace in His Protection

The shepherd guards:

from wolves
from cliffs
from danger

God protects us spiritually, emotionally, and eternally.

C. Peace in His Promises

Because the Shepherd is faithful, the sheep can rest.

Application:

Hindi lahat ng season ay madali, but every season becomes bearable when the Shepherd walks with us.

Word Study : “Shepherd”
Hebrew: Ra‘ah Meaning:. to feed. to tend. to guide. to protect

This reveals God not only as ruler but as caretaker.

Practical Lessons:

1. Sheep that wander become vulnerable.
2. Sheep that follow the shepherd remain safe.
3. Satisfaction is found not in possessions but in the Presence of God.
4. The closer the sheep is to the Shepherd, the safer it becomes.

Ask yourself:

Is the Lord truly MY Shepherd?
Am I following His voice?
Am I trusting His provision?

Without the Shepherd, sheep are lost.
With the Shepherd, sheep are secure.

Psalm 23:1 reminds us that the Christian life is not sustained by our strength but by the Shepherd’s sufficiency.

If the Lord is your Shepherd:.. You are guided... You are guarded... You are guaranteed His care.

And because of Him…
“I shall not want.”

May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ
The love of God and
The fellowship of the Hoky Spirit be with you now and forevermore. Amen

Blessed Monday Morning!
Godbless!

- KJV
- PasAnPen
- PN

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