Young Teens Ministry

04/06/2021

Unite in prayer

27/05/2021

Let us unite in PRAYER

30/03/2021

Short video only 😍

Special thanks to John Del Oblad and Pastor Angel Noah Rabong.

30/03/2021

March 26, 2021

2nd Young Teens Fellowship
with Young Teens from the Campus Ministry

Praise God!

P.S. Safety regulations were strictly followed.

30/03/2021

March 19, 2021

The marvel of the Lord is beyond great!
For almost one year, we were challenged by an invisible enemy. However, our God, with all His magnificence, remained true to His words - and so, we will.

This is our first fellowship (Young Teens) since the pandemic started. 😇

P.S. IATF protocol is strictly followed

11/12/2020

Anger Is Sinful

Sinful anger is an emotion that dishonors God. As Christians, we should exhort ourselves and our fellow brothers and sisters not to be characterized by something that displeases the Lord. The New Testament clearly states that anger is part of our sinful nature. Anger is an activity of the flesh. As believers, we should not operate in the fruits of the flesh. When we are filled with the Spirit of God, we are supposed to exhibit the fruits of the Spirit.

The Bible lists anger as one of the fruits of the flesh, along with such obvious sins as sexual immorality, idolatry, and drunkenness. In other words, when we are given in to anger, we are sinning as much in God’s eyes as if we were unfaithful to our spouse. Anger is equally a sin of the flesh. It is as ugly as any other sin. When we are talking about activities of the flesh, we are referring to our old life, our fallen nature. It is the life that Christ saved us from.

When Jesus redeemed us, He regenerated us and made us new people—His new creation. He also gave us the Holy Spirit. We are now new individuals who have access to a completely different way of living. The Bible often describes our spiritual birth in terms of clothing. It says that in a new life we are supposed to put off certain things. At the same time, we are to put on other things. We have the capacity to do that in Christ. The Scripture encourages us to put aside anger, wrath, malice, slander, or any other abusive speech from our mouth. These are attitudes and behaviors that we need to recognize as sinful. Moreover, we have the capacity in Christ not to repeat them again. We are not slaves to sin.

In other words, the first step in our deliverance from the emotion of anger is to regard it as sinful—as an activity of the flesh. The Bible tells us that we need to crucify our flesh daily and live according to the Spirit. The fruits of the Spirit include patience, kindness, gentleness, and self-control. God gives us access to these emotions as His children. All we need to do is to make an effort to live according to the Spirit, not according to our angry flesh.

10/12/2020

Anger Is Dangerous

As people, we often get angry about things. Sometimes, we are angry about our family. Other times we are angry about our job. Often, we are angry at our children. At times, we are even angry at people or events in our church. Some people find themselves always feeling angry. How do we as believers in Christ deal with the emotion of anger?

The Bible has a lot to say about anger. It is an important issue. First of all, the Scriptures clearly differentiate between sinful anger and righteous anger. The Bible describes sinful anger as dishonoring to God. It even says that it is destructive. As believers, we need to realize that anger is actually a dangerous feeling. For example, the book of Proverbs warns us against rescuing a hot-tempered person. It says that if we do it once, we will have to do it again. In other words, the Bible insists that anger is a repetitive feeling: If we give in to it once, we will develop a dangerous pattern in our lives of operating out of anger.

In another place in Scripture, we are even instructed not to associate with an angry person. Anger is such a dangerous issue that the Lord does not want us to keep close company with people who are characterized by it. The Bible tells us to love everyone. Yet, we should keep a loving distance from people who have hot tempers. The saying, “Show me your friends and I will show you who you are,” definitely applies here. Watching people close to us easily giving in to anger and handling their life occurrences based on that emotion will cause us to think that it is normal to do so. Soon, we ourselves will start getting angry easier.

In other words, anger operates as an infectious disease. That is why we need to stay away from someone characterized by this emotion. We also do not want to be characterized by something that is dangerous. We do not want our fellow believers to be instructed to avoid us. We need to care about the issue of anger. We need to watch out to make sure that this feeling is not a regular part of our daily living. If we see ourselves or someone close to us being easily overcome by the emotion of anger, we need to seek help as soon as possible.

09/12/2020

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04/12/2020

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