Know God & His Words Ministry USA

05/25/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQJNkOmbE4g

This video was made with Clipchamp. This video song titled "YOUR LOVE [make me cry]" is a personal spiritual experience of God's power in display in the peo...

04/27/2026

In Romans 1:16-17, the gospel of Christ is the power of God...and this very true in my life as a believer of the crucified and resurrected Jesus Christ. Why do I have to preach ideas, philosophy, traditions and all human cultures of this world who do not have power from God!

Pastor Ariel Abac
Pastor & Teacher
Senior Pastor Of
Know God & His Words Ministry USA

04/20/2026

Should different versions of the Bible be debated to determine which one is correct? - Part 1

Introduction:
Some churches use different versions of the Bible, like NIV, KJV, NKJV, NASB, CSB, NLT, ESV, and many more. Each church has its own preferred version, and this often leads to debates. Some claim, "This is the true version, and it's the Word of God, word by word, everything written here is accurate." Other churches assert, "No, this is our version; it's close to the original language and is a good translation, so it's the true Word of God. Yours has additions and omissions, so it's incorrect and has many errors." These discussions never seem to end, with people strongly debating.

Here's the question: "Should the Word of God be debated just because there are different versions?
" Would God be pleased or glorified by people constantly arguing about His Word due to different versions being used?"

Explanation: The different Bible versions should not be debated

Debating different Bible versions to find the single "correct" one is generally considered unnecessary, as most reputable translations are accurate renderings from original languages that share consistent doctrine. Instead of a "right" version, different translations serve different purposes—ranging from word-for-word accuracy (e.g., NASB, KJV) to thought-for-thought readability (e.g., NIV, NLT).

Always remember this, these are the 5 things you should take to heart, no matter what version you are using:
1. Don’t argue over versions.
Quarreling about translations has no profit and only ruins those who listen — 2 Timothy 2:14. What God desires is humility, not pride. - Titus 3:9

2. No translation is perfect, but God is perfect.
All faithful translations still point to Christ Jesus. The Holy Spirit is the true Teacher, not the version. - Psalms 18:30, John 14:26, 1 Corinthians 13:12

3. What you grew up with isn’t the basis:
Just because you were raised with one version doesn’t make it the right one. In Jesus’ time, the Word was in Greek and Hebrew. Many centuries have passed and many translations have come out according to God’s will. Even if the words differ, the message is one. What matters: you understand it. - Acts 17:11, Mark 7:8-9, 1 Corinthians 14:19, 33

4. God’s purpose: that you know Him.
He doesn’t want debate or boasting about intelligence. He wants you to submit to the Holy Spirit so you understand what you read. The purpose of the Word: that you know God, His Son Jesus, and the Spirit who authored it. - John 17:3, Jeremiah 9:23-24, 1 Corinthians 2:12-13

5. Worse than a bad translation is an unopened Bible.
God is more pleased with a person who obeys what they read daily than with someone who boasts about their version but doesn’t live it out. - James 1:22, Matthew 7:24, and Luke 11:28

Heart of the message:
Your version won’t save you. Christ Jesus will save you. All faithful translations say the same thing: He is the way. So stop the debate, start obeying.

The focus is better placed on studying the message rather than arguing over which accurate translation or version is superior.

Focus on Christ:
The goal should be immersion in the Word to grow in the mind of Christ, rather than winning an argument about translation.

Conclusion:
Different Bible translations or versions do not change the truth. Whether it’s the KJV, NIV, NASB, ESV, or ERV, the message is unchanging: Jesus is Lord and Savior. He is our salvation—a gift of grace, received through faith. You are saved by placing your faith in Him.

Here is the prayer:
Our Father in Heaven, Thank You for Your love, You sent Your Son Jesus into the world to redeem my sins. Thank You, Lord Jesus, for the cross, for saving me, for ascending to heaven, and sending the Holy Spirit through You. The Holy Spirit dwells in my heart.

To those who read this,
May they surrender to Jesus, confess their sins, ask for forgiveness, repent, and accept Jesus as their Personal Savior and Lord, receiving eternal life. The Holy Spirit will enter, pierce, and dwell in their hearts, making them children of God.

Thank You, Holy Spirit, continually fill us. I exalt You, Jesus, my Lord and Savior. May the Holy Spirit dwell in our hearts.

Your grace, Lord Jesus, in the love of the heavenly Lord almighty Father and the fellowship of the Lord Holy Spirit. In Jesus' Name, I pray. Amen.

Continuing with Part 2: Should different versions of the Bible be debated to determine which one is correct? - Coming Soon!

Pastor Nj Nicolas
Associate Pastor Of
Know God & His Words Ministry USA

04/12/2026

The Dead is like dung on the surface of the Earth
Pastor Ariel Abac
Senior Pastor
Know God & His Words Ministry USA

Exposition from the book of Jeremiah 25:33

A long-time prophecy of the Prophet Jeremiah about the Anger of God found in Chapter of the book of that Prophet, called him the weeping Prophet of the Old Testament.

The world civilization is in deep trouble. Even though, the old world comes with acclaimed leadership and die-hard multi followers, together with great courts having considered themselves as sage lawyers and legal advisors, the proud and brave elected officials gathered from each of member of highly developed and developing nations, the untouchable founders of educational institutions of learning such Professors and lecturers, and the powerful and well known businessmen built wealth brought by vast ideas and doctrines of men and praises with high honors acclaiming they are successful and gain so much wealth that their country and constituents benefited from it using the lobbying for they called better economy to the voted lawmakers, and yet here we are for so many years the world lies and still going through the never-ending chaos, hungry, in wars and distress, famine due to high prices of goods, soaring unemployment and in deep trouble with so much confusion and nowhere to turn to reach and grab for help and support.

Everything and Everyone becomes useless from the well-organized United Nations, elected Presidents, Prime Ministers, Ambassadors or Representative of each state of each country, Senators and Congressmen who are makers of laws and legal provisions to each country, the Non-Profit and Civil Service Volunteers and Community leaders to the divided citizens of each country are in great sorrows, pain, depressed, homeless and starve without food and money, confused and in delusion, without help and support, pointless, no guidance and advise, without hope and purpose, brokenhearted, and even their votes where lied upon by system of the laws passed and spirally going down in waste and no unity and no one listening to each other miserable flight and predicament.

The rich become richer or wealthier, and the poor not only become poorer but becomes like a dung on the surface of the Earth. There is no hope, lives or resides inside of their heart are dead, whom God the Great Designer and Creator abhor the sinful nature of all unsaved and unrepentant human beings.

For God spoken that all humans are DEAD who sins, is like DUNG ON THE SURFACE, the chaotic and troubled, of the Earth!

And Jesus Christ calls everyone to repent for the remission of their sins and they never repent because He said in Matthew 15:6 and He said "...and by this you INVALIDATED THE WORD OF GOD FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR TRADITION." The tradition of men means their teaching their OWN IDEAS [unreliable, ungodly, foolish wisdom] and NOT the TEACHING OF THE WORD OF GOD!

1 John 1:9 is always available, YES... always!

God bless.

04/05/2026

Easter Sunday:

Victory Over Death: The Hope of Resurrection through Jesus Christ - 1 Peter 1:3

Introduction:
Jesus' victory over death turns it from a fearful thing into a welcome transition for believers. He conquered death through resurrection, giving hope to those who believe in Him.

Explanation:
The 4 Truths about Victory Over Death: The Resurrection of Christ.

1. The Sting is Gone: Jesus paid sin's penalty, removing death's sting for believers. "Satan's a toothless lion, death's a stingless bee." - 1 Corinthians 15:55-57

2. Doorway to Christ: For believers, death's a doorway to Christ's presence, not defeat. - 2 Corinthians 5:8, Philippians 1:21-23

3. First Fruits: Jesus' resurrection guarantees believers' future resurrection in glorified bodies. - 1 Corinthians 15:20-23, Philippians 3:20–21

4. Victory Over Fear: Christ conquered death to free people from its fear. - Hebrews 2:14-15, 2 Timothy 1:10

Conclusion:
I want to tell you this now, that we should be in Christ Jesus, because He has risen, defeated death, and given us hope. Let's commit our lives to Him, praising Jesus for His ultimate victory!

Prayer:

Lord Jesus, thank you for dying on the cross and rising victorious on the third day, defeating death and giving us hope. You are the Resurrection and the Giver of Life. We exalt you!

Lord, I am a sinner, and I ask forgiveness of my sins. Wash me with Your precious Blood. I repent and surrender completely to You. I love You, Lord. May the love of God Almighty Father, the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with us. In Jesus' Name, Amen.

Pastor Nj Nicolas
Associate Pastor Of
Know God & His Words Ministry USA

04/04/2026

Good Friday (Holy Friday)

Introduction:
The 7 last words of Lord Jesus on the cross are a powerful expression of His love and sacrifice. As a sinner, reflecting on these words can touch your heart and bring you to tears, considering the Savior took on the sins that deserved our death. Jesus fulfilled the Father's plan to be the sacrifice on the cross. Truly, Jesus is God and a loving Lord.

Main Topic: Explanation
Here are the 7 last words of our Lord Jesus:

1. A Plea for Forgiveness: "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing" - Luke 23:34. This shows His mercy towards those crucifying Him. Despite all the suffering and crucifixion, He prayed for those who didn't accept Him, didn't believe in Him, and hurt Him, asking for their forgiveness as they didn't know what they were doing.

2. A Promise of Salvation: "Truly I say to you, today you shall be with Me in Paradise" - Luke 23:43. Used as a classic proof of justification by faith alone. The thief who believed in Jesus, even without being with Him, was saved through his faith. Jesus promised he'd be taken to paradise, and it happened.

3. A Provision for His Mother: "Woman, behold, your son!" and "Behold, your mother!" - John 19:26-27. Showing care for earthly relationships even in suffering. By using "Woman" instead of "Mother," Jesus was signaling a change in their relationship. He was no longer just her son according to the flesh, but was now primarily her Lord and Savior.

4. A Petition to the Father: "My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?" - Matthew 27:46. Explained as the moment He bore our sins, and God turned away. The Father's "turning away" was a literal, judicial separation caused by Jesus bearing the full weight of human sin. It's described as a "sovereign departure" or "divine abandonment," where God the Father—too holy to look upon evil—separated Himself from the Son during the atonement. Despite the severity of sin, the Father's will had to be fulfilled through the Son to redeem humanity from sin.

5. A Plea for Relief: "I am thirsty" - John 19:28. Fulfilled Scripture and highlighted His physical suffering. "God cannot be thirsty," so this cry proves that Christ was truly a man who experienced real, physical agony. He points out that this thirst was the result of a long, brutal day involving multiple trials, a scourging, carrying the cross, and hours of hanging in the sun. By experiencing this, Jesus became a "merciful and faithful high priest" who can sympathize with all human suffering. Jesus did not say this just because He was thirsty, but specifically "that the Scripture might be fulfilled". He points to Psalm 69:21, which prophesied that the Messiah would be given vinegar for His thirst.

6. A Proclamation of Victory: "It is finished!" - John 19:30. Completed the atoning work; nothing can be added. The word "tetelestai" is from Greek, and in English, it's more accurately translated as "It is finished" or "It has been completed". In business, Tetelestai was written across a debt certificate to mean "Paid in Full". Spiritually, this means the "debt of sin" is canceled forever for those who believe. Jesus paid the debt of sin, and the Father's will was accomplished through His Son's death on the cross, paying it in full.

7. A Prayer of Consummation: "Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit" - Luke 23:46. A deliberate act of sovereign will, yielding His life quietly and submissively. Our Lord Jesus' return to addressing God as "Father" after crying out "My God, My God" shows the restoration of communion within the Trinity, indicating the separation caused by bearing the Father's wrath was over. Jesus' perfect Sonhood, as He remained submissive and obedient to the Father's plan until His very last breath.

Conclusion:
Lord Jesus gave it up willingly as the only mediator between God and man. This one-time sacrifice was sufficient to satisfy divine justice and pay the ransom for sin in full.
I'm a sinner, deserving of that death, but Jesus took it upon Himself, gave His life for me, and paid the debt of my sin in full.

So, to you reading this, I urge you to surrender your life to Jesus. Ask for forgiveness, repent, acknowledge you're a sinner, and tell Him you need salvation, because He is the Author of salvation. Believe in Jesus, love Him, accept Him as your Personal Savior and Lord, for He is eternal life.

May the love of God the Father, and the Holy Spirit dwell in your heart, in the Glory of God, in Christ Jesus Name. Amen.

Here is the prayer:
Our Father in Heaven, Thank You for Your love, You sent Your Son Jesus into the world to redeem my sins. Thank You, Lord Jesus, for the cross, for saving me, for ascending to heaven, and sending the Holy Spirit through You. The Holy Spirit dwells in my heart.

To those who read this,
May they surrender to Jesus, confess their sins, ask for forgiveness, repent, and accept Jesus as their Personal Savior and Lord, receiving eternal life. The Holy Spirit will enter, pierce, and dwell in their hearts, making them children of God.

Thank You, Holy Spirit, continually fill us. I exalt You, Jesus, my Lord and Savior.

Your grace, Lord Jesus, in the love of the heavenly Lord almighty Father and in the fellowship of the Lord Holy Spirit. In Jesus' Name, I pray. Amen.

Pastor Nj Nicolas
Associate Pastor Of
Know God & His Words Ministry USA

04/03/2026

Maundy Thursday:

The theme of Maundy Thursday (also called Holy Thursday) is the transition from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant, specifically through the final Passover and the first Communion. This night marks the end of the old animal sacrifices and the beginning of a greater deliverance from sin through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, fully fulfilling God's plan as the Savior.

Themes of Maundy Thursday:
●The Mandate of Love: The word "Maundy" comes from the Latin "mandatum" (commandment). Jesus' "new commandment" in John 13:34 is to love one another as He loved them, demonstrated through washing the disciples' feet.

●The Final Passover: This night is the "funeral" of the Old Covenant Passover. Jesus fulfilled the Mosaic law's requirements one last time before replacing it with a ceremony pointing to His own sacrifice. With Jesus' arrival as the Savior, His death on the cross brought salvation to the whole world. This is the Messianic fulfillment - Jesus is the Messiah.

●Institution of the Lord’s Table: The bread and cup represent a "greater deliverance" than the Exodus—deliverance from sin, judgment, and death.

●The Humility of Love: Jesus' act of washing the disciples' feet is a model of selfless, humble service that should characterize all believers.

Follow Jesus, embrace Him, and love Him. Tell Him, 'I love You so much, Jesus, and thank You because You saved me. In the Glory of God, in Christ Jesus Name. Amen.

Pastor Nj Nicolas
Associate Pastor Of
Know God & His Words Ministry USA

04/02/2026

Holy Wednesday:

The betrayal of Judas Iscariot to our beloved Lord Jesus Christ, when he went to the chief priests to negotiate for 30 pieces of silver. Here's the tragedy of Judas. He failed to see the significance and blessing he received from God, choosing worldly pursuits over acknowledging God incarnate.
Judas remained in greed, wickedness, and hardness of heart, and didn't repent after betraying Lord Jesus, leading to tragedy in his life and death.

Three key lessons from Judas' mistake:
•Wasted Privilege: He spent three years close to Jesus, witnessing miracles and hearing truth, yet his heart remained hardened.
•The Price of Greed: He negotiated for thirty pieces of silver, fulfilling Zechariah's prophecy Chapter 11:12-13.
•Spiritual Deception: He was a "skilled hypocrite" who deceived the other apostles; no one suspected him at the Last Supper.

The church can learn from this: many associate with Christians and hear the gospel without truly submitting to Christ in saving faith.

Surrender to Jesus, ask for forgiveness, confess your sins, repent, and accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior, and you will have eternal life. 🙏🙏🙏

Pastor Nj Nicolas
Associate Pastor Of
Know God & His Words Ministry USA

03/29/2026

Why do government officials use the Word of God, the Bible, if they're not following its teachings? What right do they have? Shouldn't they be ashamed before the Lord God for their actions? When politicians take their oath of office with their left hand on the Holy Bible, their right hand raised, and say "So help me God," what's the point if they're just going to do evil? They're taking advantage of the people, especially the poor. And then they use the Bible in court sessions, senate, or congress? If it's all lies coming out of their mouths and endless arguing? Shame on them before God – they're misusing the Holy Bible. What right do they have to use it if their hearts are full of malice? And they even put "In God we trust" on money? Didn't the Lord Jesus say, "Then He *said to them, “Then pay to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s; and to God the things that are God’s.” - (Matthew 22:21) Don't mix politics and the Word of God. Shame on them before God; the day of judgment will come, and they'll be cast into the lake of fire. So while there's still time, they should repent, surrender to Jesus, and accept Him as their Lord and Savior. They should stop using the Bible in debating, and the government – they should fear God.

Pastor Nj Nicolas
Associate Pastor Of
Know God & His Words Ministry USA

01/19/2026

PUSO SUMASABOG
Ecclesiastes 3:11, Romans 5:1
Know God & His Words USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0u123vFb2M

Nahiwa mo ang puso ko
walang malay at madilim ito
Bigla pumasok ang ilaw mo
At sa dibdib ko sumabog ito

Ilaw mo, pag-sabog ay ku-mis-lap
Liwanag ay mabilis na ku-ma-lat
Agad-agad ito na nag-pu-pu-mi-lit
Marating ang mga dako na pu-si-kit

Ang puso ay muling nagka-bu-hay
Na matagal ng walang itong ma-lay
At isipan ay nagkaroon ng laman
Na na-mu-mu-hay na mang-mang

[Chorus]
Oh, Ang puso ko'y su-ma-sabog
Sa pag-ibig mo ay na-du-du-rog
Mga luha ko ay hindi tu-mi-ti-gil
Isip ay nais na laging kang ma-ri-nig

Dinig na malinaw ang iyong ti-nig
Napaka-a-li-walas na salita na-ri-ri-nig
Sarili ko ay di-na-da-la sa dakong langit
Na laging sinasabi na pwede dito na lang ako

Ilaw mo, pag-sabog ay ku-mis-lap
Liwanag ay mabilis na ku-ma-ka-lat
Agad-agad ito na nag-pu-pu-mi-lit
Marating ang mga dako na pu-si-kit

Ang puso ay muling nagka-bu-hay
Na matagal ng walang itong ma-lay
At isipan ay nagkaroon ng laman
Na na-mu-mu-hay na mang-mang

Oh, Ang puso ko'y su-ma-sabog
Sa pag-ibig mo ay na-du-du-rog
Mga luha ko ay hindi tu-mi-tii-gil
Isipan ko ay nais na ikaw'y laging ma-ri-nig

Dinig na malinaw ang iyong ti-nig
Napaka-li-naw iyong salita na-ri-ri-nig
Sarili ko ay di-na-da-la sa dakong langit
Na laging sinasabi na pwede dito lang ako

[Bridge]
Pwede Diyos ko dito na lang ako sa iyo
Pag-ibig mo sa puso ko’y hindi na ma-alis...

This video was made with Clipchamp. This song video titled "PUSO SUMASABOG" is written and arranged by Pastor Ariel Abac for all man to surrender their hear...