Day by Day Christian Ministries, New Jersey

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Day By Day was chosen as our name for several reasons, the most important of which is its meaning. The words "Day by Day" entail what we believe in and what we aim to accomplish. That is, as we are fed by the Word of God and as we allow ourselves to be disciples of Christ, we renew our faith with God and we are changed through God's grace from glory to glory day by day.

Without knowing God, it is difficult to understand what He did when He sent His Son to die on the cross. This is one rea...
06/14/2026

Without knowing God, it is difficult to understand what He did when He sent His Son to die on the cross. This is one reason why many in the world continue to take sin lightly. Yet when Jesus bore the sins of humanity on the cross, we see the severity of God’s righteous wrath poured out upon Him. In the agony of that moment, Jesus cried, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” (Matthew 27:46b). The suffering should have been ours, but He willingly endured it in our place. As Isaiah foretold, “Yet it was the Lord’s will to crush Him and cause Him to suffer, and though the Lord makes His life an offering for sin, He will see His offspring and prolong His days, and the will of the Lord will prosper in His hand” (Isa. 53:10).

This verse does not mean that God delighted in His Son’s suffering itself. Rather, it pleased the Lord in the sense that Christ’s sacrificial death fulfilled God’s redemptive plan to save sinners. Jesus became the perfect offering for sin, accomplishing what no human sacrifice could ever achieve. Through His suffering, death, and resurrection, many would be brought into God’s family (“He shall see His seed”), and God’s purpose of salvation would prosper through Him.

This highlights both the severity of sin and the greatness of God’s love and grace. The cross reveals how seriously God regards sin, yet it also demonstrates His mercy in providing His own Son as the atoning sacrifice so that we might be forgiven, reconciled to Him, and become heirs of His eternal kingdom. Through His sacrificial death and victorious resurrection, God extends His grace to us so that we may overcome the world, live lives pleasing in His sight, and rejoice in the hope of being co-heirs with Christ. One day, we will inherit His eternal kingdom and share in His glory forever. All praises to God our ABBA Father who loves us so much.

King Solomon was right when he declared that there is “nothing new under the sun” (Ecclesiastes 1:9). Satan’s strategy h...
06/10/2026

King Solomon was right when he declared that there is “nothing new under the sun” (Ecclesiastes 1:9). Satan’s strategy has not changed since the Garden of Eden. He continues to deceive people by making evil appear good and good appear evil.

God, in His wisdom, has a good reason for not allowing humanity to discover Him through human effort alone. Instead, He reveals Himself according to His purpose and grace. From the very beginning, humanity’s failure in Eden warned us not to rely on our own understanding but to seek God’s guidance and wisdom.

Even when Jesus came into the world, He did not primarily entrust His message to the religious elites or the scholars of His day. Rather, He called ordinary fishermen, tax collectors, and common people who were willing to humble themselves and follow Him. This does not mean that learning is wrong, but it reminds us that spiritual truth is received through humble faith, not merely through intellectual achievement.

In our time, many voices encourage people to listen only to those considered wise, educated, or influential by worldly standards. Yet Scripture teaches that “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom” (Proverbs 9:10). True wisdom is not measured by human credentials alone but by a heart that submits to God and His Word.

God, in His sovereign grace, will draw to Himself those whom He has chosen from before the foundation of the world. Their names were written in the Book of Life before they were born, and in His perfect timing He brings them to hear and respond to the gospel. Through the faithful proclamation of His Word by Christ’s followers, God calls His elect to repentance and faith in Christ, fulfilling His eternal purpose and demonstrating the riches of His grace.

Therefore, believers must remain steadfast in sharing the gospel, knowing that our labor in the Lord is not in vain. While we may not know whom God has chosen, we faithfully sow the seed of His Word, trusting Him to save those whom He has ordained unto eternal life and to bring glory to His name.

Praise God for John 20:31. It reminds us that God has not left humanity in darkness. God does not leave us guessing abou...
06/07/2026

Praise God for John 20:31. It reminds us that God has not left humanity in darkness. God does not leave us guessing about His will, His Son, or the way of salvation. The Christian life is not built upon human opinions, feelings, traditions, or personal preferences. It is built upon the written Word of God.
He has spoken clearly through His written Word. Therefore, we do not need to guess what God wants us to do, we do not need to be deceived by changing human philosophies, we do not need to follow relative standards of truth.
Just read the Scripture, believe the Scripture, and obey the Scripture. That’s how we know God, who is unsearchable and beyond human comprehension unless He reveals Himself to us (Deut. 29:29).
The Word of God is absolute because it comes from the absolute God. Let us build our faith, our doctrine, and our daily lives upon the unchanging truth of Scripture and upon Christ, who is supreme over all.
We can take His Word as our GPS to navigate the world. When we take a wrong turn, it will bring us back to the path of righteousness until we reach the end of our temporal journey here on earth.

God desires all people to be saved and has demonstrated His love for the world through the gift of His Son (John 3:16). ...
06/03/2026

God desires all people to be saved and has demonstrated His love for the world through the gift of His Son (John 3:16). Yet only those who respond to His gracious call come to Christ in faith. As Ephesians 1:4 declares, “For He chose us in Him before the creation of the world to be holy and blameless in His sight.” This calling is not merely a privilege but also a path of discipleship. At times it may feel like a cross to carry, requiring sacrifice, obedience, and perseverance. Yet God’s purpose in choosing His people is to conform them to the likeness of Christ, so that they may ultimately share in His glory. The cross comes before the crown, but those who remain faithful will experience the fullness of God’s glory in His presence forever. Rom. 8:17-18 says, “Now if we are children, then we are heirs—heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ, if indeed we share in His sufferings in order that we may also share in His glory. I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us.”

I heard a preacher yesterday mocking the Lord’s return that comes still after thousands of years have passed.This is one...
05/31/2026

I heard a preacher yesterday mocking the Lord’s return that comes still after thousands of years have passed.

This is one of the most common objections against the Second Coming of Christ, “People have been saying Jesus is coming back for thousands of years, but He still hasn’t returned” (2Pet. 3:3-4,8). This is not a new argument. The Apostle Peter foretold that in the last days there would be scoffers who would mock the promise of Christ’s return.

This is not a surprise. Mockers were predicted by God. Peter writes that “scoffers will come in the last days.” Their attitude is not based on a sincere search for truth but on their desire to follow their own sinful desires. They ask, “Where is this ‘coming’ He promised?”

The very existence of these mockers is evidence that God’s Word is true. What Peter predicted nearly two thousand years ago is happening before our eyes today.

God’s timing is different from man’s timing. Peter reminds believers: “With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day” (v. 😎.

God is eternal. He is not limited by time as we are. What seems like a long delay to us is only a brief moment in God’s perspective. The Lord never rushes and never arrives late. His timetable is perfect.

The delay is an expression of God’s mercy. The following verse explains why Christ has not yet returned. God is patient, “not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance” (v. 9).

Every day that Christ delays His return is another opportunity for sinners to hear the Gospel and be saved. God’s apparent delay is actually His gracious extension of mercy.

Christ will surely return. The mockers interpret the delay as proof that Christ is not coming. God says the opposite. The certainty of His return does not depend on human opinion but on God’s promise. Just as Jesus came the first time exactly as foretold, He will come again exactly as promised.

When people mock the Second Coming, believers should not be shaken. Peter has already warned us that such scoffers would arise. God’s clock is not our clock. His delay is not forgetfulness but mercy. Therefore, instead of doubting His promise, let us live in readiness, proclaim the Gospel, and look forward to the glorious appearing of our Lord Jesus Christ.

The passing of time does not weaken God’s promise. Every day that Christ tarries is another day of God’s patience, but His return remains certain.

Amen. Maranatha! Come, Lord Jesus. Come.

Our generation remains greatly blessed despite the worsening condition of this chaotic world. In these times, we can mor...
05/27/2026

Our generation remains greatly blessed despite the worsening condition of this chaotic world. In these times, we can more clearly discern what belongs to God and recognize the fleeting pleasures that have led many away from the path to the Land of Glory.

Even confusion and uncertainty may become instruments God uses to draw people back to Him—urging us to read, meditate upon, and stand firmly on His Word so that we will not be deceived by the lying tongues of this wicked world.

No wonder Scripture admonishes us to walk in the light of eternity. Our entrance into the Land of Glory was purchased at the highest cost—the very life of the Son of God—so that those who overcome through faith in Christ may partake of the Tree of Life and enter through the gates of the Holy City.

Therefore, while there is still time, let us deny ourselves, walk in holiness, and remain faithful to the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit day by day until Christ returns.

05/24/2026

DBDNJ Worship Celebration and Message
Music used by permission CCLI #2048813 (2025)

Praise God for the beautiful testimony we witnessed on Mother’s Day as our men, youth, children, and grandchildren joyfu...
05/14/2026

Praise God for the beautiful testimony we witnessed on Mother’s Day as our men, youth, children, and grandchildren joyfully served and honored our mothers in obedience to God’s command in Exodus 20:12. Such acts of love and respect reflect the heart of God and strengthen the spiritual foundation of the family and the Church.

When generations unite in honoring mothers, we see the beauty of God’s design for the home—where love, gratitude, humility, and service are passed on from one generation to another. May these moments continue to inspire our children and young people to uphold godly values and become living examples of Christlike love in a world that desperately needs His light.

“Honor your father and your mother, so that you may live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you.” (Exo.20:12).

Had the world truly acknowledged and marveled at God’s marvelous work of calling us to be His own special people, fully ...
05/13/2026

Had the world truly acknowledged and marveled at God’s marvelous work of calling us to be His own special people, fully revealed through Christ giving His life on the cross, humanity would have no reason to withhold anything from His Lordship. The revelation of such immeasurable love compels complete surrender.

The Truth of God liberates us, opening our understanding and awakening deep gratitude that sets us apart from a world driven by relativism, darkness, confusion, and compromise. When truth is abandoned, mankind continually repeats the tragic pattern of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, choosing self-will over God’s perfect authority. The consequence has been the sorrow and brokenness that have echoed throughout every generation.

Yet through our Lord Jesus Christ, God calls us out of darkness into His marvelous light, not merely to escape judgment, but to live as His redeemed people who joyfully submit to His sovereign rule. In Him, the curse of sin is broken, truth is restored, and humanity can once again walk in fellowship with the Creator according to His eternal purpose—and while waiting for eternity, all the redeemed by the Unblemished Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ be the light of this dark world and be the herald of the Gospel.

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