Kissy Baptist Church

15/08/2026

*The Good Seed*
Saturday, August 15
*Behold, I will rain bread from heaven for you. And the people shall go out and gather a certain quota every day, that I may test them, whether they will walk in My law or not.*

Exodus 16:4

*Food in the wilderness*
The Israelites had left Egypt and had been commanded by the Lᴏʀᴅ to go into the wilderness. In this inhospitable place there was no food. What were they to eat there?

In a spiritual sense, this also applies to us believers. We have been saved and now follow the Lord Jesus. For us to advance daily in faith, our new life needs to be nourished. We have to learn that we can find nothing in the world that strengthens and builds us up inwardly.

When the Israelites thought they would starve in the wilderness, God gave them manna. Every morning, He caused bread to rain down from heaven. They only had to go out and gather a daily portion of food.

God also provides spiritual food for us which nourishes our faith. In the Bible, He presents to us the Lord Jesus, who said of Himself, “I am the bread of life. He who comes to Me shall never hunger” (John 6:35). The Son of God, who came down from heaven as a man, is the nourishment for our new life.

When we – ideally every day – read the Bible, we find there the unique person of the Lord Jesus described and how He lived on earth to the delight of God. He is our perfect example. The more we “nourish” ourselves with Him, the more strength and endurance we receive to live as God pleases.

Today’s reading: Joshua 15:1-19 · 1 Corinthians 12:14-31

05/08/2026

03/08/2026

🔥 KISSY BAPTIST CHURCH REVIVAL 2026 – DAY 1 🔥

Theme: “As We Wait”

The wait is never wasted when it is in God’s hands. Every season of waiting is a season of preparation, growth, and divine purpose.

Join us as we begin our Revival with hearts full of faith, worship, and expectation. Come and experience God’s presence, hear His Word, and be refreshed spiritually.

“But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles…”

We look forward to worshipping with you. Invite your family, friends, and loved ones. God has something special in store for everyone.

See you at Kissy Baptist Church!

10/03/2026

The Good Seed
*WORTH READING*
Tuesday, March 10
*So Joseph found favour in his sight, and served him.*

Genesis 39:4

*Joseph as a servant* - *PLEASE READ TO THE END* -
We know Joseph not only as the son of Jacob, loved by his father and wearing a colourful coat. We also read about him faithfully serving as a slave in Potiphar’s house.

*He was first a son of his father, then a servant of men, and finally a ruler over the land of Egypt* . *Thus, he points to the Lord Jesus Christ, who came from heaven to earth to be a servant and to suffer and die on the cross. As a result of this devoted service unto death, God exalted Him to His right hand.*

Joseph found favour in the eyes of his master as a slave. Therefore, Potiphar put him in charge of his entire household. Later, God granted him favour in the eyes of the prison warden, who entrusted him with the care of the prisoners. What a faithful servant Joseph must have been!

Joseph was tested repeatedly, yet he never ceased to serve others. This was only possible because he submitted himself to the God he lived for. We see this in his response to Potiphar’s wife who tried to seduce him: “ *How then can I do this great wickedness, and sin against God?”* (Genesis 39:9). Joseph wanted to honour his God at all times.

Serving and helping others was not a burden or mere duty for Joseph but a task he fulfilled with joy. There is much we can learn from him!

Today’s reading: Exodus 36:14-34 · Luke 16:19-31

20/01/2026

The Good Seed
Tuesday, January 20
*If sinners entice you, do not consent.*

Proverbs 1:10

*Saying “No”*
As a Christian, you will repeatedly find yourself in situations where you need to take a stand. Perhaps your classmates or colleagues invite you to a party. It might also be that they want to involve you in a political or cultural activity. You might be asked to do something wrong at school or at work.

In those moments, you are at risk of aligning yourself with the world or even sinning. You can only be preserved from this by saying no. This is certainly not easy because you don’t want to offend anyone or lose face in front of your colleagues.

The Bible helps you say no to the world’s temptations: “Do not love the world or the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him” (1 John 2:15). And, “Do you not know that friendship with the world is enmity with God? Whoever therefore wants to be a friend of the world makes himself an enemy of God” (James 4:4).

Thinking about the Lord Jesus also helps you remain steadfast in temptation. It prevents you from consenting to something that He doesn’t approve of. Do you want to fellowship with the world that rejected and crucified your Saviour? Do you want to do something evil, even though you know that Christ had to suffer and die for your sins?

“ *For I will forgive their iniquity, and their sin I will remember no more.* ” (Jeremia 31:34)

Today’s reading: Exodus 12:17-28 · Luke 5:17-26

19/01/2026

The Good Seed
Monday, January 19
*I, even I, am He who blots out your transgressions for My own sake; and I will not remember your sins* .

Isaiah 43:25

*Erased*
“Mom,” Finn says to his mother, “I don’t understand what happens to all the sins that God forgives. Are they just somewhere for a time and will suddenly reappear one day?”

“Well, Finn, what happened to all the figures you drew on your slate in the playroom yesterday?” his mother asks in return.

“They are gone. I wiped them off with the sponge.” – “Where did they go?” – “Nowhere, they are erased; they are gone.”

“See,” explains his mother, “that’s exactly what happens with our sins when we confess them to God. They are erased and never come back.”

That’s what the Bible says, as we read in today’s verse. It is a glorious word that gives eternal comfort. God is waiting for us to turn to Him, as we honestly confess our wrongdoing, and then to forgive us because the Lord Jesus died for us.

We can confidently claim that the Saviour took upon Himself the punishment for our sins on the cross. His death is the just basis on which God fulfils His promise and wipes out our guilt. His forgiveness is eternally valid because He will never remember our sins again.

“ *If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness* .”

(1 John 1:9)

Today’s reading: Exodus 12:1-16 · Luke 5:12-16

16/01/2026

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16/01/2026

The Good Seed
Friday, January 16
*For I, says the Lᴏʀᴅ, will be a wall of fire all around her* .

Zechariah 2:5

*Prayer answered – the wall*
It is winter in Russia. Fiercely, the snowstorm shakes the shutters. Barely anyone dares to venture out onto the street. But this is not just because of the icy cold. Marauding Cossacks roam the land! They raid isolated villages setting fire to the houses. There is no escape! Little Nelja lives with her grandmother in a cottage on the edge of the village. Again and again, she peers into the evening twilight. “Will the Cossacks come to us too?” she asks anxiously. “I hope not,” replies Grandma. “We will pray that God preserves us. But first, let’s read something from the Bible.” Today it’s Zechariah 2. When they reach verse 5 (see today’s verse), they look at each other.

*“A wall of fire?”* asks Nelja. “Won’t they burn with that?” “No,” explains Grandma, “it means that God will protect them.” Nelja jumps up: “Then the Lord Jesus can also make a wall of fire around us!” – *“Yes, He can. I don’t know if it will be a wall of fire – but He can definitely protect us* !”

Now they both kneel down, and Nelja prays: “ *Please, Lord Jesus, make a wall around our house! You know that the Cossacks are coming. Please protect us! Amen.”* Then they both go to bed completely reassured.

The next morning, it doesn’t seem to get properly bright, and everything is so quiet around them. What’s going on? Finally, Grandma opens the front door – and, *to her amazement, she sees that the whole house is surrounded by a high wall of snow!*

Laboriously, she digs her way through the snow. Then she realises that indeed everything is quiet in the village. The Cossacks had come during the night and abducted or killed all the residents – and burned down all the houses! Only the small house buried under the snow remained undiscovered.

Today’s reading: Exodus 10:1-11 · Luke 4:14-30

15/01/2026

The Good Seed
Thursday, January 15
*He does great things past finding out, yes, wonders without number* .

Job 9:10

*No creation without a creator*
Anyone seeking evidence of the Creator in the creation will find countless signs therein. And the more modern science explores the universe, the more evident it becomes that there must be a Creator. Let’s take, for comparison, a spacecraft. Who would imagine that such a vehicle could ascend into orbit, surround our planet, and land back at the right place at the right time without the genius of mathematicians, engineers and computer scientists?

So what can we say in light of the multitude of stars moving with strict precision in the cosmos? Anyone who thinks this cosmos, with its incredible regularities, emerged from nothing must have plenty of imagination. It is simpler to believe in a wise Creator God who not only created everything but also sustains everything in life and in its orbits. The Bible says of Him, “ *For by Him all things were created ... and in Him all things consist”* (Colossians 1:16–17).

Scientists have calculated that the Sun emits the energy of ten billion atomic bombs in one second. And how many billions of stars emit energy in the part of the universe known to us! Yet they likely make up only a tiny fraction of the entire cosmos.

No less ingenious is the microscopic world, in terms of beauty, harmony, and order.

“ *Great is the Lᴏʀᴅ, and greatly to be praised; and His greatness is unsearchable”* (Psalm 145:3). Let us therefore remain humble before Him and give Him the honour He deserves.

Today’s reading: Exodus 9:17-35 · Luke 4:1-13

14/01/2026

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