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Putting On Christ in Our Lives

“For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ.” — Galatians 3:27


INTRODUCTION: A TIMELESS AND URGENT CALL

Brethren, we live in a generation that is heavily clothed with the garments of pride, selfish ambition, immorality, and worldly conformity. From the flashing lights of secularism to the seductive pull of humanism, people are dressing their souls with everything—except Christ. This is not just a problem "out there"; even among professed believers, many have not truly put on Christ. They wear religion, not redemption. They wear church affiliation, not transformation.

This lesson today is not only timely but eternally essential. It strikes at the very heart of what it means to be a Christian. Paul, by the Spirit of God, said in Galatians 3:27,

“For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ.”

But what does it mean to “put on Christ”? Is it a feeling? A ritual? A symbol? Or is it the very embodiment of a new identity that radically transforms our walk, our talk, our thinking, and our eternity?

Let us now go into the Word with reverence and readiness to learn.


I. THE BIBLICAL CONTEXT AND GREEK INSIGHT (GALATIANS 3:27)

The word “put on” comes from the Greek word ἐνδύω (endýō), meaning to clothe oneself with, to be fully enveloped in. This is not superficial adornment; it is a transformation of identity. Just as a soldier puts on armor or a priest his holy garments, so the Christian puts on Christ in every aspect of life.

Paul’s statement in Galatians 3:27 comes after an argument that salvation is not by the Law, but by faith in Christ Jesus (Gal. 3:26). Baptism, then, is the moment of spiritual clothing—the point where faith meets obedience, and the old man is buried, and a new man rises.

“Know ye not, that so many of us as were baptized into Jesus Christ were baptized into his death?” – Romans 6:3
“Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature...” – 2 Corinthians 5:17


II. BIBLICAL EVENTS THAT DEMONSTRATE THEME OF "PUTTING ON CHRIST"

1. The Ethiopian Eunuch (Acts 8:26–39)

This royal official from Ethiopia was reading Isaiah but did not understand. When Philip preached Jesus, the eunuch responded with urgency:

“See, here is water; what doth hinder me to be baptized?”
After his baptism, he “went on his way rejoicing”—because he had put on Christ.

2. Saul of Tarsus (Acts 9:1–19; cf. 22:16)

From persecutor to preacher, Saul’s transformation occurred not at his conviction, but at his obedient response to the command:

“Arise, and be baptized, and wash away thy sins, calling on the name of the Lord.”
This is the moment Saul put on Christ and became Paul the apostle.

3. The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11–32)

Though not a baptism story, this parable powerfully illustrates restoration. The father says:

“Bring forth the best robe, and put it on him...”
The robe signifies renewed identity and restored fellowship—an echo of what God does when we put on Christ.


III. THE DOCTRINE: PUTTING ON CHRIST IS A COMPLETE SPIRITUAL TRANSFORMATION

A. Entry Point: Baptism into Christ

  • Baptism is not merely symbolic. It is the divinely appointed point of entering into Christ (Gal. 3:27; Rom. 6:3–4).
  • This act of obedience is the culmination of faith (Mark 16:16), repentance (Acts 2:38), and confession (Rom. 10:9–10).

B. Ongoing Lifestyle: Living Christ Daily

  • After putting on Christ at baptism, we are to walk in newness of life (Rom. 6:4).
  • Paul says:

“Put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make not provision for the flesh...” – Romans 13:14

To “put on Christ” is to let His life envelop your life, His thoughts your thoughts, His will your will.


IV. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS: HOW DO WE PUT ON CHRIST DAILY?

A. INNER LIFE – The Heart and Mind of Christ

1. Put on Christ in Your Thoughts

“Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus.” – Philippians 2:5
Filter your decisions through the question: Would Christ think this way?

2. Put on Christ in Your Priorities
“But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness…” – Matthew 6:33
Make Christ the center of your day-to-day choices. Prioritize what pleases God, not just what pleases people.

3. Put on Christ in Your Inner Life
“Christ in you, the hope of glory.” – Colossians 1:27
Let Christ rule not just your outward actions, but your inner desires, affections, and motivations.

4. Put on Christ in Your Decisions
“In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.” – Proverbs 3:6
Let Christ guide your choices. Pray before deciding, and seek what aligns with His will—not just your own.

5. Put on Christ in Your Time
“Redeeming the time, because the days are evil.” – Ephesians 5:16
Spend your time wisely. Prioritize things that have eternal value, and don’t waste life on what fades away.

6. Put on Christ in Your Finances
“Honour the Lord with thy substance, and with the firstfruits of all thine increase.” – Proverbs 3:9
Be a faithful steward. Use your resources to glorify God and bless others, not just to serve self-interest.

B. OUTWARD CONDUCT – The Lifestyle that Reflects Christ

7. Put on Christ in Your Conduct

“He that saith he abideth in him ought himself also so to walk, even as he walked.” – 1 John 2:6
Let your behavior reflect humility, purity, mercy, and obedience.

8. Put on Christ in Your Mission
“As the Father hath sent me, even so send I you.” – John 20:21
Live each day with purpose. Represent Christ to a world in need of truth, light, and hope.

9. Put on Christ in Your Suffering

“For even hereunto were ye called... because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example...” – 1 Peter 2:21
We honor Christ not just when things are well, but especially when we suffer righteously for His sake.

10. Put on Christ in Your Battles with Temptation
“For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities… yet without sin.” – Hebrews 4:15
Christ conquered sin. Clothe yourself with His strength when tempted, and resist as He did—with the Word of God.

C. RELATIONAL CHARACTER – What Others First See in Us

11. Put on Christ in Your Relationships

“By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.” – John 13:35
A life clothed with Christ is a life clothed in love (Col. 3:14).

12. Put on Christ in Your Kindness
“And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted…” – Ephesians 4:32
Let kindness be your default. A gentle spirit opens doors to share the truth of Christ.

13. Put on Christ in Your Patience
“Charity suffereth long, and is kind…” – 1 Corinthians 13:4
A patient Christian shows the restraint and long-suffering of the Lord, even under pressure

14. Put on Christ in Your Meekness
“Learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart…” – Matthew 11:29
Meekness isn’t weakness; it’s strength under control—just like Christ in His humility.

15. Put on Christ in Your Forgiveness
“…forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you.” – Ephesians 4:32
Christ’s forgiveness was undeserved. So should ours be, when we reflect His heart.

16. Put on Christ in Your Joy
“These things have I spoken unto you… that your joy might be full.” – John 15:11
Joy in Christ shines beyond circumstances—it’s contagious and unshakable.

17. Put on Christ in Your Peacefulness
“Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.” – Matthew 5:9
Be a calming presence. Christ in you brings peace, not strife or chaos.

18. Put on Christ in Your Speech Tone
“Let your speech be always with grace…” – Colossians 4:6
People hear Christ not just in words, but in how we say them—with gentleness and love.

19. Put on Christ in Your Facial Expression
“A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance…” – Proverbs 15:13
Our face often speaks before our words do. Let your expression mirror Christ’s warmth, not bitterness.

20. Put on Christ in Your Words
“Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying…” – Ephesians 4:29
Speak with grace and truth. Let Christ be heard in how you encourage, correct, and comfort others.


V. A COMPELLING CALL TO ACTION: Be Doers of the Word

Beloved, the question now presses upon us:
Are you truly clothed with Christ—or are you wearing your old self beneath a religious disguise?

If you have not been baptized scripturally—for the remission of sins (Acts 2:38)—then according to Galatians 3:27, you have not yet put on Christ. But you can today. Don’t wait. Delay is dangerous.

If you have been baptized, the question becomes: Are you still wearing Him daily, or have you put Him off for worldly garments?

“And that ye put on the new man, which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness.” – Ephesians 4:24


VI. A WARNING AND A PROMISE

Warning:
Those who do not put on Christ—who live in the garments of sin and refuse the invitation of grace—will find themselves naked before the judgment seat of Christ.

“But put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make not provision for the flesh...” – Romans 13:14
“And to her was granted that she should be arrayed in fine linen, clean and white: for the fine linen is the righteousness of saints.” – Revelation 19:8

Those without the proper wedding garment were cast out (Matt. 22:11–13). Let that not be you.

Promise:
To those who put on Christ, there is no condemnation (Rom. 8:1), every spiritual blessing (Eph. 1:3), and eternal life with Him (1 John 5:11–12).


CONCLUSION: DRESSED FOR ETERNITY

You dress every morning, don’t you? You decide what to wear.
But have you dressed your soul today?
Are you wearing the world, or are you wearing Christ?

Clothe yourself in Jesus. Be immersed in Him in baptism. Continue walking in His likeness. Then, when He returns, you shall be found not naked, but ready.

“Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life...” – Revelation 22:14

Come forward. Obey. Be baptized. Be renewed. Put on Christ.
Today is the day of salvation.


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Ibihis si Cristo sa Ating Buhay

“Sapagka't ang lahat na sa inyo ay binautismuhan kay Cristo ay ibinihis si Cristo.” — Galacia 3:27


PAMBUNGAD: ISANG PANAWAGAN NA HINDI MAARING IPAGWALANG-BAHALA

Mga kapatid, tayo'y nabubuhay sa panahong maraming tao ang nagdadamit sa bihis ng kapalaluan, makasariling pagnanasa, kahalayan, at pagsiayon sa sanglibutang ito. Ang kaluluwa ng marami ay nabibihisan ng lahat ng uri ng kasuotan—maliban kay Cristo.

Ang masaklap dito, kahit sa mga nag-aangking Kristiyano, marami ang hindi tunay na nagbihis kay Cristo. May anyo ng kabanalan, ngunit walang tunay na pagbabagong loob. Sila ay kasapi ng iglesia, ngunit hindi kay Cristo.

Ang aral na ito ay hindi lamang napapanahon, kundi panghabambuhay na mahalaga. Ito'y tumutukoy sa pinakadiwa ng pagiging isang tunay na Kristiyano. Sa Galacia 3:27, sinabi ni Pablo sa pamamagitan ng Espiritu:

“Sapagka't ang lahat na sa inyo ay binautismuhan kay Cristo ay ibinihis si Cristo.”

Ano nga ba ang ibig sabihin ng “ibinihis si Cristo”? Isang pakiramdam lang ba ito? Simbolo? Ritwal? O ito ba'y isang bagong pagkakakilanlan na lubos na nagbabago ng ating pag-iisip, asal, at layunin?


I. KONTEKSTO NG TALATA AT PAGSUSURI SA SALITANG GRIYEGONG GINAMIT (GALACIA 3:27)

Ang salitang “ibinihis” ay mula sa salitang Griyego na ἐνδύω (endýō), na nangangahulugang damtan, balutan, o ganap na bihisan. Hindi ito panlabas lamang—ito ay pagbabagong mula sa kalooban.

Sa konteksto ng Galacia 3, ipinapakita ni Pablo na ang kaligtasan ay hindi mula sa Kautusan kundi sa pananampalataya kay Cristo (Gal. 3:26). Ang bautismo ang punto ng pagpasok kay Cristo—ang sandali ng pagbibihis sa Kanya, ay gaya ng sundalong nagbibihis ng baluti o ng pari sa pagbibihis ng banal na kasuotan.

“O hindi baga ninyo nalalaman na tayong lahat na mga binautismuhan kay Cristo Jesus ay mga binautismuhan sa kaniyang kamatayan?” – Roma 6:3

“Kaya kung ang sinoman ay na kay Cristo, siya'y bagong nilalang...” – 2 Corinto 5:17


II. MGA HALIMBAWA SA BIBLIYA NG PAGBIBIHIS KAY CRISTO

1. Bating Tingnan mula sa Etiopia (Gawa 8:26–39)

Binabasa niya ang aklat ni Isaias ngunit hindi nauunawaan. Nang ipangaral ni Felipe si Jesus, tumugon siya agad:

“Narito, may tubig; ano ang nakapipigil upang ako'y mabautismuhan?”
Matapos siyang bautismuhan, siya’y nagalak—sapagkat ibinihis na niya si Cristo.

2. Si Saulo ng Tarso (Gawa 9:1–19; cf. 22:16)

Mula sa tagausig hanggang maging tagapangaral, ang pagbabago ni Saulo ay naganap hindi nang siya’y naniwala lamang, kundi nang siya’y tumalima:

“…magtindig ka, at ikaw ay magbautismo, at hugasan mo ang iyong mga kasalanan,....”
Doon niya ibinibihis si Cristo at naging si Apostol Pablo.

3. Alibughang Anak (Lucas 15:11–32)

Hindi man ito tungkol sa bautismo, malinaw na inilalarawan ang pagbabalik at pagbibihis:

“Dalhin ninyo ritong madali ang pinakamabuting balabal, at isuot ninyo sa kaniya;...”
Ang balabal ay tanda ng bagong pagkatao—gaya ng paglalagay natin kay Cristo sa ating sarili.


III. ANG DOKTRINA: ANG PAGBIBIHIS KAY CRISTO AY GANAP NA PAGBABAGONG ESPIRITUWAL

A. Panimulang Punto: Bautismo Kay Cristo

  • Ang bautismo ay hindi simbolo lang. Ito ang itinakdang paraan ng Diyos upang ang isang tao ay mapailalim kay Cristo (Gal. 3:27; Roma 6:3–4).
  • Dito nagkakaisa ang pananampalataya, pagsisisi, at pagtalima (Marcos 16:16; Gawa 2:38; Roma 10:9–10).

B. Patuloy na Pamumuhay: Ang Araw-araw na Paglalakad Kay Cristo

  • Pagkatapos mabautismuhan, tayo'y tinatawag na magsilakad sa panibagong buhay (Roma 6:4).
  • “Kundi bagkus isakbat ninyo ang Panginoong Jesucristo, at huwag ninyong paglaanan ang laman, upang masunod ang mga kahalayan noon.” – Roma 13:14

Ito ang tunay na kahulugan ng “ibinihis si Cristo”—ang Kanyang buhay ay ating maging buhay, ang Kanyang layunin ay maging atin ding layunin.


IV. PRAKTIKAL NA APLIKASYON: PAANO IBIHIS SI CRISTO ARAW-ARAW

A. Ang Dapat Laman ng Pagkataong-Panloob – Ang Puso at Isip ni Cristo

1. Ibihis si Cristo sa Isipan

“Mangagkaroon kayo sa inyo ng pagiisip, na ito'y na kay Cristo Jesus din naman:” – Filipos 2:5

Salain ang iyong mga desisyon sa pamamagitan ng tanong bago mo gawin: Mag-iisip ba si Cristo sa ganitong paraan gaya ng iniisip ko?

2. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong mga Prayoridad
“Datapuwa't hanapin muna ninyo ang kaniyang kaharian, at ang kaniyang katuwiran;…” – Mateo 6:33
Gawing sentro si Cristo sa iyong araw-araw na desisyon. Pumili ng nakalulugod sa Dios, bago ang sa tao.

3. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Panloob na Buhay
“…si Cristo na nasa inyo, na pagasa ninyo sa kaluwalhatian:” – Colosas 1:27
Hayaang si Cristo ang maghari, hindi lamang sa iyong gawa, kundi sa iyong puso, hangarin, at motibo.

4. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong mga Desisyon
“Kilalaan mo siya sa lahat ng iyong mga lakad, at kaniyang itutuwid ang iyong mga landas.” – Kawikaan 3:6
Isangguni kay Cristo ang iyong mga pasya. Manalangin muna bago pumili ng desisyon, at sundin ang Kanyang kalooban, at magalak ka dito.

5. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Panahon
“…na inyong samantalahin ang panahon, sapagka’t ang mga araw ay masasama.” – Efeso 5:16
Gamitin nang may karunungan ang oras. Piliin ang mga bagay na may halaga sa walang hanggan.

6. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Pananalapi
“Parangalan mo ang Panginoon sa iyong kayamanan, at sa mga unang bunga ng lahat mong ani.” – Kawikaan 3:9
Maging tapat na katiwala. Gamitin ang iyong biyaya para sa kaluwalhatian ng Dios at kapakinabangan ng iba.

B. PANLABAS NA KATANGIAN – Ang Pamumuhay na Nagsasalamin kay Cristo Ka

7. Ibihis si Cristo sa Gawa

“Ang nagsasabing siya'y nananatili sa kaniya ay nararapat din namang lumakad na gaya ng kaniyang inilakad.” – 1 Juan 2:6

Hayaan mong ang iyong asal ay magpakita ng kababaang-loob, kadalisayan, awa, at pagtalima.

8. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Gawaing Pagpapahayag
“Kung paanong sinugo ako ng Ama, ay gayon din naman sinusugo ko kayo.” – Juan 20:21
Mamuhay na may layunin. Ipakilala si Cristo sa mundong uhaw sa katotohanan, liwanag, at pag-asa.

9. Ibihis si Cristo sa Pagtitiis

“Sapagka't ukol dito kayo'y tinawag: sapagka't si Cristo man ay nagbata dahil sa inyo, na kayo'y iniwanan ng isang halimbawa...” – 1 Pedro 2:21

Parangalan natin si Cristo hindi lamang kapag maganda ang mga bagay na nangyayari sa atin, kundi lalo na kapag tayo ay nagdurusa nang matuwid para sa Kanya.

10. Ibihis si Cristo sa Pakikibaka Laban sa Tukso
“Sapagka’t tayo’y may isang Dakilang Saserdoteng… tinukso sa lahat ng mga paraan, gayon ma’y walang kasalanan.” – Hebreo 4:15
Si Cristo ay nagtagumpay sa kasalanan. Ibihis mo ang Kanyang lakas kapag tinutukso ka, at lumaban gamit ang Salita ng Dios, ang pananampalataya.

C. PAGKATAO SA PAKIKIPAGRELASYON SA KAPWA – Ang Unang Dapat Makita ng Iba sa Atin

11. Ibihis si Cristo sa Pakikitungo sa Iba

“Sa ganito'y mangakikilala ng lahat ng mga tao na kayo ay aking mga alagad, kung kayo'y may pagibig sa isa't isa.” – Juan 13:35

Isang buhay na nakabihis kay Cristo ay isang buhay na nakabihis ng pag-ibig. (Col. 3:14).

12. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Kabaitan
“Magmagandang-loob kayo sa isa’t isa, mahabagin…” – Efeso 4:32
Ang kabaitan ay dapat agad na makita sa iyo. Ang mahinahong espiritu ay nagbibigay daan upang maipakilala si Cristo.

13. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Pagtitiis
“Ang pagibig ay mapagpahinuhod at magandang-loob…” – 1 Corinto 13:4
Ang matiyagang Kristiyano ay nagpapakita ng pagtitiis ni Cristo kahit sa kahirapan.

14. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Kaamuan
“…matuto kayo sa akin; sapagka’t ako’y maamo at mapagpakumbabang puso…” – Mateo 11:29
Ang kaamuan ay hindi kahinaan—ito ay lakas na ayon sa pananampalataya, gaya ng kay Cristo.

15. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Pagpapatawad
“…magpatawaran kayo, gaya naman ng pagpapatawad ng Dios sa inyo kay Cristo.” – Efeso 4:32
Ang pagpapatawad ni Cristo ay hindi man karapat-dapat sa atin, gayon din ang pagpapatawad na dapat nating ibigay sa iba lahit hindi man karapat-dapat din.

16. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Kagalakan
“Ang mga bagay na ito ay sinalita ko sa inyo… upang ang inyong kagalakan ay malubos.” – Juan 15:11
Ang kagalakan kay Cristo ay higit pa sa kalagayan ng buhay—ito’y nakakahawa at hindi natitinag.

17. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Kapayapaan
“Mapapalad ang mga mapagpayapa: sapagka’t sila’y tatawaging mga anak ng Dios.” – Mateo 5:9
Maging tagapagdala ng kapayapaan. Ang presensya mo ay dapat maghatid ng kapanatagan, hindi alitan.

18. Ibihis si Cristo sa Tono ng Iyong Pananalita
“Maging may biyaya ang inyong pananalita sa lahat ng panahon…” – Colosas 4:6
Naririnig si Cristo sa atin hindi lang sa mga salita, kundi sa tono—dapat ay may kahinahunan at pag-ibig.

19. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Mukha
“Ang masayang puso ay nagpapasaya ng mukha:…” – Kawikaan 15:13
Madalas, ang mukha ang unang “nagsasalita”. Ipakita sa mukha ang kagalakan kay Cristo—hindi ang kapaitan.

20. Ibihis si Cristo sa Iyong Pananalita
“…huwag lumabas sa inyong bibig, kundi ang mabuting ikatitibay ayon sa pangangailangan, upang makinabang ng biyaya ang mga nagsisipakinig.” – Efeso 4:29
Magsalita nang may biyaya at katotohanan. Hayaan mong marinig si Cristo sa iyong pangaral, pagtutuwid, at pag-aaliw.


V. “MAGING TAGATUPAD NG SALITA” (Santiago 1:22)

Kapatid, ibinihis mo na ba si Cristo?
Kung hindi ka pa nabautismuhan sa pangalan ni Cristo para sa kapatawaran ng kasalanan (Gawa 2:38), ayon sa Galacia 3:27—hindi mo pa siya ibinibihis. Gawin mo na ito ngayon (2 Corinto 6:2). Huwag kang mag-atubili at mag-antala (Gawa 22:16).

Kung ikaw ay nabautismuhan na, ang tanong ngayon ay: Ibinibihis mo pa ba siya araw-araw, o hinubad mo na at muling ibinihis ang sanlibutan?

“At kayo'y mangagbihis ng bagong pagkatao, na ayon sa Dios ay nilalang sa katuwiran at kabanalan ng katotohanan.” – Efeso 4:24


VI. BABALA AT PANGAKO

Babala:
Ang mga hindi nakabihis kay Cristo—na nabubuhay sa kasalanan at tumatanggi sa biyaya—ay haharap na hubad sa araw ng paghuhukom.

“Kundi ibihis ninyo ang Panginoong Jesucristo...” – Roma 13:14
“At sa kaniya'y ipinagkaloob na damtan ang kaniyang sarili ng mahalagang lino, makintab at tunay; sapagka't ang mahalagang lino ay siyang mga matuwid na gawa ng mga banal.” – Pahayag 19:8

Ang wala sa tamang bihis o kasuotan sa kasalan ng hari ay itinapon (Mateo 22:11–13).

Pangako:
Sa mga nagbibihis kay Cristo, mayroong walang hatol (Roma 8:1), lahat ng pagpapalang espirituwal (Efeso 1:3), at buhay na walang hanggan (1 Juan 5:11–12).


KONKLUSYON: MAGBIHIS NG PARA SA WALANG-HANGGAN

Araw-araw ay namimili ka ng damit. Ngunit nakabihis ba ang iyong kaluluwa?
Ang tanong ay ito: Ikaw ba ay nakabihis kay Cristo o sa sanlibutan?

Ibihis mo si Jesus. Magpabautismo. Maglakad sa bagong buhay. At sa Kanyang pagbabalik, ika’y masumpungang handa.

“Mapapalad ang nangaghuhugas ng kanilang damit, upang sila'y magkaroon ng karapatan sa punong kahoy ng buhay,...” – Pahayag 22:14


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English 🇵🇭 Tagalog There Is Nothing to Restore — Just Preach the Gospel A Doctrinal Exposition Affirming the Ongoing Existence and Perfection of God’s Church Introduction In recent centuries, many sincere believers have spoken of a "restoration movement"—the idea that the true church was lost to history and must now be recovered or re-established. But is this concept biblical? Does Scripture ever indicate that the church built by Christ (Matthew 16:18) would vanish, become corrupted, and need a future restoration? The answer, as revealed in the inspired Word of God, is  no . What God  planned before the foundation of the world  (Ephesians 3:9–11), what Christ  purchased with His own blood  (Acts 20:28), and what was  established in power on Pentecost  (Acts 2),  continues to exist today . While men may depart from the truth, the truth remains. And what we are called to do is not to restore, but to  pre...

The Church Built By Jesus Christ In The New testament - Lesson 1

English 🇵🇭 Tagalog ⟵ Previous Next ⟶ Lesson 1: The Church Planned by God Before the Creation of the Universe Key Passage: Ephesians 3:9–11 “ And to make all men see what is the fellowship of the mystery, which from the beginning of the world hath been hid in God, who created all things by Jesus Christ: To the intent that now unto the principalities and powers in heavenly places might be known by the church the manifold wisdom of God, According to the eternal purpose which he purposed in Christ Jesus our Lord: ” Introduction The concept of the church is often misunderstood—even among believers. To many, it appears to be an afterthought, a temporary institution until Christ returns, or merely a human denomination among many. But the Scriptures teach otherwise. The church was not an accident. It was not a substitute for a failed plan. It was not an invention of man. It was part of God's eternal purpose , rooted i...

The Deathblow to OSAS

English 🇵🇭 Tagalog Romans 6:1-2 — The Deathblow to OSAS with One Simple Question "What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? God forbid. How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any longer therein? - Romans 6:1-2 Can You Keep Sinning and Still Be Saved? Paul Says: Absolutely Not! Some claim, “Once Saved, Always Saved” (OSAS)—but what if one simple question from Paul demolishes that doctrine entirely? In  Romans 6:1-2 , the apostle confronts the dangerous logic that grace gives license to sin. His answer is sharp, unshakable, and Spirit-inspired. This short but powerful passage doesn’t just challenge OSAS—it delivers the deathblow. Ready to face the truth? Q: Who is speaking in Romans 6:1? A:  The apostle  Paul —a faithful Christian, divinely inspired. Q: Who does the word "we" refer to? A:  To  Paul and other Christians . Those already  saved ,  baptized , and  wal...

“And Such Were Some of You”: A Scriptural Mandate for Total Transformation

English 🇵🇭 Tagalog Doctrinal Refutation of LGBTQ+ in Light of 1 Corinthians 6:9–11 “Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind, Nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall inherit the kingdom of God. And such were some of you: but ye are washed, but ye are sanctified, but ye are justified in the name of the Lord Jesus, and by the Spirit of our God.” (1Cor. 6:9-11) I. INTRODUCTION: The Most Critical Battle for the Soul of the Church In the face of a growing movement that seeks to normalize LGBTQ+ identity within the church—arguing that “as long as they don’t practice homosexual sex, it’s acceptable”—we turn to God’s inspired Word , not cultural trends, for the truth. One prominent preacher even argues that effeminate behavior, gay gestures, and homosexual identi...

The Divine Origin and Preservation of the Holy Scriptures

English 🇵🇭 Tagalog The Divine Origin and Preservation of the Holy Scriptures By the Hand of God Introduction This study answers a critical doctrinal question: Is the Bible merely a product of men, or is it truly the work of God’s hand? Through Scripture alone, we will demonstrate that: ·         The origin of every word in the Bible is from God. ·         The process of writing it down was by divine guidance. ·         The preservation of the Scriptures through the ages is a deliberate act of God’s providence. I. THE BIBLE: WRITTEN BY MEN, AUTHORED BY GOD “ All Scripture is  God-breathed  (θεόπνευστος –  theopneustos )…” —  2 Timothy 3:16 A. Theopneustos: The Breath of God Greek:  θεός  ( Theos  – God) +  πνέω  ( pneō  – to breathe) Meaning: Not "inspired" like poetry, but literally  bre...