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04/05/2026

Title: Mananatiling Tapat sa Paglilingkod sa Kabila ng Maraming Pagsubok

Roma 8:35–39
By: Dr. Nilo H. Flores

Talata:
Sino ang maghihiwalay sa atin sa pag-ibig ni Cristo? Kapighatian ba, o kahirapan, o pag-uusig, o kagutuman, o kahubaran, o panganib, o tabak?…” (Roma 8:35)

Panimula (Original Meaning)

Ang sulat ni Apostol Pablo sa mga taga-Roma ay isinulat sa panahon ng matinding pagsubok at pag-uusig sa mga Kristiyano. Ang Roma 8:35–39 ay isang makapangyarihang pahayag ng katiyakan—na ang tunay na mananampalataya ay hindi kailanman maihihiwalay sa pag-ibig ng Diyos kay Cristo Jesus.

Ang “kapighatian, kahirapan, pag-uusig, kagutuman, kahubaran, panganib, at tabak” ay literal na mga paghihirap na dinaranas ng mga unang Kristiyano. Ngunit sa kabila ng lahat, ipinapakita ni Pablo na ang pag-ibig ni Cristo ay mas matibay kaysa anumang pagsubok.

Mensahe

1. Ang Pagsubok ay Bahagi ng Buhay Kristiyano

Hindi ipinangako ng Diyos na magiging madali ang buhay ng isang lingkod Niya. Sa halip, malinaw na sinabi na darating ang mga pagsubok.

Bilang mga Kristiyano, dapat nating tanggapin na ang hirap, sakit, at problema ay bahagi ng ating paglalakbay. Ngunit hindi ito dahilan upang tumigil sa paglilingkod sa Diyos.

Ang pagsubok ay hindi hadlang—ito ay daan upang mas mapatatag ang ating pananampalataya.

2. Walang Anumang Makapaghihiwalay sa Pag-ibig ni Cristo

Ayon sa Roma 8:38–39, kahit kamatayan, buhay, mga anghel, kapangyarihan, o anumang bagay sa langit at lupa ay hindi makapaghihiwalay sa atin sa pag-ibig ng Diyos.

Kapag nauunawaan natin ito, magkakaroon tayo ng lakas ng loob na magpatuloy sa paglilingkod kahit mahirap.

Ang ating katapatan ay nakaugat sa katiyakan na tayo ay minamahal ng Diyos.

3. Tayo ay Higit Pa sa mga Mananagumpay

Sinabi sa talata 37: “Sa lahat ng mga bagay na ito, tayo ay higit pa sa mga mananagumpay sa pamamagitan Niya na umibig sa atin.”

Hindi lamang tayo nakaka-survive sa trials—tayo ay nagtatagumpay sa pamamagitan ni Cristo.

Ang tunay na tagumpay ay ang manatiling tapat sa Diyos sa gitna ng laban.

Aplikasyon

Magpatuloy sa paglilingkod kahit may pagsubok

Huwag mawalan ng pag-asa sa gitna ng kahirapan

Alalahanin na ang pag-ibig ng Diyos ay hindi nagbabago

Konklusyon

Ang buhay Kristiyano ay hindi madali, ngunit ito ay puno ng katiyakan. Sa kabila ng maraming pagsubok, tayo ay tinatawag na manatiling tapat sa paglilingkod sa Diyos.

Walang problema, walang sakit, at walang pagsubok ang kayang maghiwalay sa atin sa pag-ibig ni Cristo. Kaya magpatuloy tayo, maglingkod tayo, at maging matatag—sapagkat tayo ay higit pa sa mga mananagumpay.

Closing Verse

Sapagkat ako'y naniniwala na kahit kamatayan, o buhay… ay hindi makapaghihiwalay sa atin sa pag-ibig ng Diyos, na nasa kay Cristo Jesus na Panginoon natin.” (Roma 8:38–39)

31/03/2026

Saan Patungo ang Tao Pagkatapos Mamatay?

Mananampalataya at Hindi Mananampalataya

By Dr. Nilo H. Flores
April 1, 2026

Pastor, Philippine Christian Baptist Church of Central Luzon Incorporated
315 Libunao St., Sta Rita Matanda, San Miguel, Philippines🇵🇭

Panimula

Ang kamatayan ay hindi katapusan kundi simula ng walang hanggang kalagayan ng tao. Ayon sa Biblia, ang mangyayari pagkatapos ng kamatayan ay nakasalalay sa relasyon ng tao kay Cristo bago siya mamatay.

I. Ang Patutunguhan ng Mananampalataya

1. Kaagad na Presensya ng Panginoon

Kapag ang isang tao ay namatay na may pananampalataya kay Cristo, ang kanyang kaluluwa ay agad na napupunta sa presensya ng Diyos.

“Absent from the body… present with the Lord” (2 Corinto 5:8)

➡️ Ibig sabihin:
Hindi siya nawawala—siya ay nasa piling ng Panginoon.

2. Kaligayahan at Kapahingahan

“Today you will be with Me in paradise” (Lucas 23:43)

➡️ Walang sakit, walang luha, walang paghihirap
➡️ May kapayapaan at kagalakan sa langit

3. Pagkabuhay na Maguli sa Hinaharap

Sa pagbabalik ni Cristo:

Ang mga mananampalataya ay bubuhaying muli

Tatanggap ng maluwalhating katawan

Papasok sa buhay na walang hanggan

II. Ang Patutunguhan ng Hindi Mananampalataya

1. Hiwalay sa Diyos

Ang taong tumanggi kay Cristo ay mapupunta sa kalagayan ng paghihiwalay sa Diyos.

Walang pag-asa (Efeso 2:12)

2. Kamalayan sa Kaparusahan

Tulad ng mayamang lalaki sa Lucas 16, may kamalayan ang paghihirap

May pagdurusa at paghihintay sa hatol

3. Huling Paghuhukom

Lahat ay haharap sa paghuhukom (Hebreo 9:27)

Ang hindi nakasulat sa aklat ng buhay ay itatapon sa dagat-dagatang apoy

➡️ Ito ang tinatawag na ikalawang kamatayan
➡️ Walang hanggang kaparusahan (Pahayag 20:11–15)

III. Dalawang Walang Hanggang Patutunguhan

Ayon sa Biblia:

Buhay na walang hanggan para sa mananampalataya

Kapahamakan o kaparusahan para sa hindi mananampalataya

“Some to everlasting life, others to shame and everlasting contempt” (Daniel 12:2)

IV. Mahahalagang Katotohanan

✔ Ang kamatayan ay hindi wakas
✔ May kamalayan ang kaluluwa pagkatapos mamatay
✔ May darating na pagkabuhay na muli
✔ May huling paghuhukom

V. Paalala at Hamon

Ang pinakamahalagang tanong ay hindi:
“Ano ang mangyayari pagkatapos mamatay?”
kundi:
“Ano ang kalagayan mo bago ka mamatay?”

👉 Ang kaligtasan ay nasa kay Cristo lamang
👉 Ngayon ang panahon ng pagsisisi at pananampalataya

VI. Ang Daan ng Kaligtasan
Ang Biblia ay malinaw: may iisang daan upang maligtas—sa pamamagitan ni Jesu-Cristo.
1. Manampalataya kay Cristo
“Manampalataya ka sa Panginoong Jesu-Cristo, at maliligtas ka…” (Gawa 16:31)
➡️ Ang pananampalataya ay hindi lamang paniniwala sa isip, kundi pagtitiwala ng buong puso kay Cristo bilang iyong personal na Tagapagligtas.
2. Magsisi ng Kasalanan (Pagsisisi)
“Sapagkat gayon na lamang ang pag-ibig ng Diyos sa sanlibutan…” (Juan 3:16)
➡️ Ang tunay na pagsisisi ay:
✔ Pagkilala na ikaw ay makasalanan
✔ Pagtalikod sa kasalanan
✔ Pagbabago ng pananampalataya — mula sa pagtitiwala sa sarili o relihiyon, tungo kay Cristo lamang bilang Tagapagligtas
3. Tanggapin si Cristo sa Puso
“Datapuwa't ang lahat ng sa Kanya'y tumanggap…” (Juan 1:12)
➡️ Ang pagtanggap kay Cristo ay:
✔ Personal na desisyon
✔ Pagtanggap sa Kanya bilang Panginoon at Tagapagligtas
✔ Pagbubukas ng puso sa Kanyang paghahari
4. Ipahayag si Cristo bilang Panginoon
“Kung ipahahayag mo ng iyong bibig ang Panginoong Jesus…” (Roma 10:9–10)
➡️ Ang tunay na pananampalataya ay:
✔ Pinaniniwalaan sa puso
✔ Ipinahahayag sa bibig
✔ Isinasabuhay sa buhay
VII. Gabay sa Pagtanggap kay Cristo sa Puso
Kung nais mong tanggapin si Cristo, maaari mong sundan ang simpleng gabay na ito:
A. Kilalanin
Aminin mo na ikaw ay makasalanan at nangangailangan ng Tagapagligtas.
B. Maniwala
Manampalataya na si Jesu-Cristo ay namatay para sa iyong kasalanan at muling nabuhay.
C. Magsisi
Talikuran ang kasalanan at lumapit sa Diyos ng may pagpapakumbaba.
D. Tanggapin
Anyayahan si Cristo na pumasok sa iyong puso at buhay.
Halimbawa ng Panalangin
(Maaaring gamitin bilang gabay—hindi ito formula, kundi pagpapahayag ng puso)
“Panginoong Jesus,
ako po ay makasalanan at nangangailangan ng Iyong kapatawaran.
Naniniwala ako na Ikaw ay namatay para sa aking mga kasalanan
at muling nabuhay.
Ngayon ay nagsisisi ako sa aking mga kasalanan
at tinatanggap Kita bilang aking Panginoon at Tagapagligtas.
Pumasok Ka sa aking puso at baguhin Mo ang aking buhay.
Salamat sa Iyong pag-ibig at kaligtasan.
Sa pangalan ni Jesus, Amen.”
Pangwakas na Paalala
👉 Ang kaligtasan ay hindi sa gawa, kundi sa biyaya ng Diyos
👉 Ito ay personal na desisyon
👉 Ngayon ang tamang panahon—huwag ipagpaliban

Konklusyon

Ang tao ay may dalawang destinasyon lamang:

Langit kasama ang Diyos

Kapahamakan na hiwalay sa Diyos

Kaya’t habang may buhay pa:
👉 Manampalataya kay Cristo
👉 Mamuhay ng banal
👉 Ihanda ang sarili sa walang hanggan

Note: Kung nais nyo matuto pa ng Salita ng Diyos mula sa Bibliya

Magbisita sa aming Church: Philippine Christian Baptist Church , 315 Libunao St., Sta Rita Matanda, San Miguel , Bulacan, Philippines🇵🇭

Sunday Services:
1. Sunday Worship Service
9:00- 10:30 AM
2. Sunday School Discipleship
10:30 -11:30 AM

Wednesday Midweek Meeting
1. Prayer Meeting 6:00 - 8:00 PM

Saturday:
1. Soulwinning and Follow -up
8:00 - 11:00 AM
2. Counselling and Church
Choire Practice
2:00 - 5:00 PM

Monday to Saturday: Home Bible Studies

Kung nais po ninyo ng Home Bible Studies, Counselling, Prayers and Discipleship mag message lang po.

Thanks and Hod Bless!

26/03/2026

The Final Judgment and the Eternal Destiny
Devotion from Revelation 20:10–15
By Dr. Nilo H. Flores
March 27, 2026

Introduction

Revelation 20:10–15 presents one of the most solemn and awe-inspiring scenes in all of Scripture—the final defeat of evil and the Great White Throne Judgment. This passage reminds us that history is not random; it is moving toward God’s final justice. Every soul will stand before a holy God, and eternity will be determined.

Full Text (KJV)

“And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone, where the beast and the false prophet are…
And I saw a great white throne, and him that sat on it…
And the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books…
And death and hell were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death.
And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire.”
(Revelation 20:10–15)

Original Meaning (Greek Insights)

“Devil” (διάβολος – diabolos)
Meaning: accuser, slanderer. Satan’s role has always been to deceive and accuse humanity.

“Lake of Fire” (λίμνη τοῦ πυρός – limnē tou pyros)
A literal and eternal place of punishment—not symbolic annihilation, but conscious judgment.

“Judged” (ἐκρίθησαν – ekrithēsan)
From krinō, meaning to separate, decide, or render a verdict. This is a final, irreversible judgment.

“Books” (βιβλία – biblia)
Records of human deeds—nothing is hidden from God.

“Book of Life” (βίβλος τῆς ζωῆς – biblos tēs zōēs)
The divine registry of those who belong to God through faith.

“Second Death” (ὁ θάνατος ὁ δεύτερος – ho thanatos ho deuteros)
Eternal separation from God—not physical death, but everlasting punishment.

Three Main Truths

1. The Final Defeat of Satan (v.10)

Satan, the deceiver of nations, will ultimately be defeated. His power is temporary, but God’s victory is eternal.

Evil may seem strong now, but it has an appointed end.

God is never threatened by Satan.

The victory of Christ is already secured.

📖 Illustration: Like a criminal awaiting sentencing, Satan’s doom is certain—he only operates within God’s allowed time.

2. The Certainty of Divine Judgment (vv.11–13)

Every person, small and great, will stand before God.

No status, wealth, or religion can exempt anyone.

God’s judgment is based on truth and righteousness.

Every action, word, and motive is recorded.

📖 Illustration: Imagine standing in a courtroom where every hidden act of your life is displayed—this is the reality before God’s throne.

3. The Reality of Eternal Destiny (vv.14–15)

There are only two eternal destinations: life with God or separation from Him.

The “Book of Life” determines eternal security.

Those not found in it face the second death.

Salvation is not by works but by grace through faith.

📖 Illustration: Just as a name on a citizenship record grants legal identity, being written in the Book of Life grants eternal belonging.

Conclusion

Revelation 20:10–15 is not meant to terrify without purpose—it is meant to awaken the soul. God is just, holy, and righteous. Sin will not go unpunished, and righteousness will not go unrewarded.

The final judgment is not a possibility—it is a certainty.

Application

Examine your life: Are you truly in Christ?

Live with eternity in view: What you do now matters forever.

Share the Gospel: Many are not yet written in the Book of Life.

Walk in holiness: God sees everything.

Prayer

Heavenly Father,
We come before You with reverence, knowing that You are a holy and righteous Judge. Thank You for warning us through Your Word about the coming judgment. Help us to live lives that are pleasing to You. Search our hearts and assure us that our names are written in the Book of Life through faith in Jesus Christ. Give us boldness to share the Gospel with others, that they too may escape the second death.
In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

20/01/2026

Kumusta mga Kaibigan?

Kung sakaling mamatay ka ngayon, alam mo ba kung saan ka tutungo?
Ayon sa Hebreo 9:27, “Itinakda sa mga tao ang mamatay na minsan, at pagkatapos nito ay ang paghuhukom.”
Dalawa lamang ang patutunguhan ng tao pagkatapos ng kamatayan—Langit o Impiyerno.

PAANO MALILIGTAS?

By Dr. Nilo H. Flores
God’s Part – Man’s Part

GOD’S PART

Inibig tayo ng Diyos at ayaw Niyang mapahamak ang sinuman.

Ibinigay Niya si Jesu-Cristo, na namatay sa krus para sa ating mga kasalanan.

Siya ay nabuhay na mag-uli, upang tayo’y magkaroon ng buhay na walang hanggan.
(Juan 3:16; Roma 5:8)

MAN’S PART

Kilalanin na ikaw ay makasalanan at nangangailangan ng Tagapagligtas.

Magsisi at talikuran ang kasalanan.

Manampalataya at tanggapin si Jesus sa puso bilang Panginoon at Tagapagligtas.
(Roma 10:9–10, 13)

HALIMBAWA SA PAGTANGGAP KAY JESUS SA PUSO

(Hindi ito mahiwagang panalangin, kundi taos-pusong pananampalataya)

“Panginoong Jesus, kinikilala ko na ako ay makasalanan at hindi ko kayang iligtas ang aking sarili.
Naniniwala ako na Ikaw ay namatay sa krus para sa aking mga kasalanan at nabuhay na mag-uli.
Ngayon, tinatanggap Kita sa aking puso bilang aking Panginoon at Tagapagligtas.
Patawarin Mo ako, baguhin Mo ang aking buhay, at gabayan Mo ako mula ngayon at magpakailanman.
Salamat sa kaloob ng buhay na walang hanggan. Amen.”

Kaibigan, ang kaligtasan ay desisyong personal.
Hindi bukas, hindi mamaya—NGAYON ang araw ng kaligtasan.

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16/01/2026

Matapos matagpuan si Cristo ✝️

Si Leandro de Souza ay isang Brazilian na lalaki na minsang nakilala bilang “pinaka-maraming tattoo sa Brazil,” sapagkat halos 95% ng kanyang katawan ay natatakpan ng tattoo. Ngunit matapos niyang makilala si Jesu-Cristo at yakapin ang evangelical Christian faith, pinili niyang sumailalim sa masakit at matagal na laser tattoo removal. Ninais niya na ang kanyang panlabas na anyo ay sumalamin sa pagbabagong naganap sa kanyang puso at kaluluwa.

Tunay ngang walang imposible sa ating Panginoon. Kapag kumilos ang kapangyarihan ng Diyos sa loob ng tao, kayang baguhin ng Diyos ang buhay at ituwid ang landas. Ang tunay na pagbabago ay nagsisimula sa puso, at kalaunan ay makikita rin sa ating pamumuhay.

📖 “Kaya’t kung ang sinuman ay na kay Cristo, siya’y bagong nilalang: ang mga dating bagay ay lumipas na; narito, ang lahat ng mga bagay ay naging bago.”
— 2 Corinto 5:17 (KJV)

16/12/2025

Devotion on Joshua 1:8 (KJV)

Title: Prosperity That Comes from the Word
Text: Joshua 1:8 (KJV)
By: Dr. Nilo H. Flores
Date: December 17, 2025

Introduction

Joshua stood at a turning point in history. Moses, the great leader, was gone. The responsibility of leading Israel into the Promised Land now rested on Joshua’s shoulders. In this moment of pressure and transition, God did not give Joshua a military strategy or political advice. Instead, God pointed him to His Word. Joshua 1:8 reveals God’s divine formula for spiritual strength, wise living, and true success.

Joshua 1:8 (KJV):
“This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success.”

I. God’s Word Must Dwell in Our Mouth

“This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth”

1. The Word is to be Spoken, Not Silenced
God’s Word was meant to be confessed, taught, and declared—not hidden or forgotten.

2. Faith is Strengthened by Speaking Scripture
When the Word stays in our mouth, it shapes our thinking and builds courage.

3. Spiritual Leadership Begins with the Word
Joshua could not lead others rightly unless God’s Word first ruled his own life.

Reference:
Deuteronomy 6:6–7; Romans 10:17

II. God’s Word Must Dwell in Our Mind

“But thou shalt meditate therein day and night”

1. Meditation Means Deep Thinking, Not Empty Thinking
Biblical meditation is filling the mind with God’s truth, not emptying it.

2. Day and Night Shows Consistency
God calls us to a continual relationship with His Word, not occasional reading.

3. Meditation Leads to Spiritual Stability
A mind anchored in Scripture is not easily shaken by fear or doubt.

Reference:
Psalm 1:2; Philippians 4:8

III. God’s Word Must Be Lived Out in Our Life

“That thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein”

1. Obedience Is the Goal of Meditation
God’s Word is not only to be known but to be obeyed.

2. Partial Obedience Is Not Full Obedience
God emphasized “all that is written,” not selective obedience.

3. True Success Follows Submission to God
Prosperity and success come after obedience, not before.

Reference:
James 1:22; John 13:17

Original Meaning (Hebrew Insight)

“Meditate” comes from the Hebrew word hagah, meaning to murmur, mutter, or speak softly. This implies repeating God’s Word until it sinks deeply into the heart.

“Prosperous” comes from tsalach, meaning to advance, to push forward, to succeed. It does not only mean material wealth but spiritual progress.

“Good success” comes from sakal, meaning to act wisely and with understanding. God’s success is wisdom-directed living.

In original meaning, God was promising Joshua wisdom-led progress, not worldly riches without righteousness.

Illustration

A farmer may own the best land, but if he never plants seeds or tends the soil, there will be no harvest. God’s Word is the seed. Speaking it is planting, meditating is watering, and obeying is harvesting. Many desire the harvest of success, but few commit to the daily discipline of the Word.

Conclusion

Joshua 1:8 teaches us that success in God’s eyes is not accidental—it is intentional. When the Word of God rules our mouth, fills our mind, and directs our actions, God Himself promises prosperity and good success. This is not the world’s success, but God’s approval, guidance, and blessing upon our lives.

Prayer

Heavenly Father,
Thank You for Your precious Word. Help us to keep it in our mouth, meditate on it day and night, and obey it with a willing heart. Teach us that true success comes from walking in Your will. Strengthen us, guide us, and make our lives fruitful for Your glory. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

24/11/2025

How to Go to Heaven

Text: John 14:6 (KJV)**
“Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.”

By: Dr. Nilo H. Flores
Date: November 25, 2025

Introduction

The greatest question any person can ask is: “How can I go to Heaven?”
Some rely on religion, some on good works, some on sincerity. But the Bible is clear: There is only one way—Jesus Christ.
Heaven is not earned by our effort but received through God’s grace. Here are the clear biblical steps to salvation.

8 Main Points (with Subpoints)

1. Realize That All Have Sinned

Romans 3:23 (KJV)
“For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God.”

Subpoints:

Sin separates us from God (Isaiah 59:2).

No one is righteous on their own (Romans 3:10).

Good deeds cannot erase sin (Ephesians 2:8–9).

2. Understand the Consequence of Sin

Romans 6:23a (KJV)
“For the wages of sin is death…”

Subpoints:

Sin leads to spiritual death.

Hell is real and eternal (Revelation 20:14–15).

Judgment is certain (Hebrews 9:27).

3. Repent of Your Sins

Acts 3:19 (KJV)
“Repent ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out…”

Subpoints:

Repentance is a change of mind toward sin and toward God.

It means turning from sin and turning to Christ (1 Thessalonians 1:9).

True repentance and faith go together (Acts 20:21).

4. Believe That God Loves You

Romans 5:8 (KJV)
“But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.”

Subpoints:

God loved you before you ever sought Him (1 John 4:19).

Christ died for sinners, not the righteous (1 Timothy 1:15).

Salvation is grounded in God’s grace.

5. Jesus Christ Is the Only Way to Heaven

John 14:6 (KJV)
“I am the way, the truth, and the life…”

Subpoints:

Jesus is not one of many ways—He is the only way.

No one reaches the Father except through Him.

His death and resurrection provide the only means of salvation.

6. Jesus Paid the Full Price for Salvation

1 Peter 3:18 (KJV)
“For Christ also hath once suffered for sins…”

Subpoints:

Jesus died in our place.

His blood cleanses from all sin (1 John 1:7).

His resurrection guarantees eternal life (Romans 10:9).

7. Salvation Is Received by Faith Alone

Ephesians 2:8–9 (KJV)
“For by grace are ye saved through faith…”

Subpoints:

Salvation is not of works.

Faith is trusting Christ fully and personally.

God saves instantly when we believe (Romans 10:10).

8. You Must Personally Receive Christ

Romans 10:13 (KJV)
“For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.”

Subpoints:

Salvation is a personal decision.

God invites everyone—“whosoever.”

Receiving Christ brings assurance and eternal life.

References

John 14:6
Romans 3:23
Romans 6:23
Acts 3:19
Acts 20:21
Romans 5:8
1 Peter 3:18
Ephesians 2:8–9
Romans 10:9–13
1 John 1:7

Illustration

A man was running toward a burning house, not knowing it was collapsing. A firefighter shouted, “Stop! Turn around!”
The man turned—and his life was saved.

This is repentance:
Turning from danger and turning to the only One who can save—Jesus Christ.

Conclusion

Heaven is not about what we do but about what Jesus has already done.
To be saved, a person must:

Admit their sin,

Understand the consequences,

Repent sincerely,

Believe in God’s love,

Trust Jesus alone,

And personally receive Him.

Jesus Christ is the only way, the only Savior, and the only hope of eternal life.

Prayer

“Lord Jesus, I come to You acknowledging that I am a sinner. I repent of my sins and trust in You alone for my salvation. I believe You died, were buried, and rose again for me. Save me, forgive me, and make me Your child. Thank You for the gift of eternal life. Help me walk with You from this day forward. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

10/11/2025

🌄 Message Title: “Thank God for the Sierra Madre: God’s Natural Shield of Mercy”
📖 Text: Psalm 91:1–2 (KJV)

“He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.
I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will I trust.”

👤 Speaker: Dr. Nilo H. Flores
📅 Date: November 10, 2025

🌅 Introduction:

When Super Typhoon Uwan threatened Central Luzon, the hearts of many Filipinos trembled. The winds howled, the rains poured, and the fear of destruction filled the air. But when Uwan reached the mighty Sierra Madre, something powerful happened — the storm weakened. It was as if the mountain stood as God’s wall of protection for our people.

Beloved, this is not mere coincidence — it is the hand of God at work. The Sierra Madre is not just a mountain range; it is a weapon of mercy, a shield of grace, and a testimony that God still protects those who trust in Him.

🌳 Main Points:

1. God Uses His Creation to Protect His People

📖 Psalm 104:32 (KJV) — “He looketh on the earth, and it trembleth: he toucheth the hills, and they smoke.”

God can command nature to do His will. The Sierra Madre is not just a mountain—it’s a divine design. When Uwan came, God used this mountain as a barrier to weaken the storm. Just as He used a fish to save Jonah, a wind to part the Red Sea, and a star to guide the wise men—He used Sierra Madre to save Central Luzon.

🪶 Lesson: The same God who controls the storm can use any part of His creation to protect you.

2. God’s Protection is a Sign of His Unfailing Mercy

📖 Lamentations 3:22–23 (KJV) — “It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.”

Though we are often unfaithful, God remains merciful. The weakening of Uwan is a picture of His grace. It reminds us that even when judgment seems near, His mercy still prevails.

🕊️ Lesson: The protection we receive is not because we deserve it—but because of His love and mercy.

3. God Deserves Our Thanksgiving and Trust

📖 Psalm 107:1 (KJV) — “O give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.”

The people of Central Luzon have witnessed the power of God’s protection. Now, our response must be thanksgiving and trust. We must not only thank Him for sparing us, but also trust Him to sustain us. Let us not take the Sierra Madre for granted, but thank God who made it stand as our shield.

🌾 Lesson: Gratitude is the key to continued blessing. A thankful heart keeps you close to the Giver.

📚 Illustration:

A farmer in Nueva Ecija once said, “Kung wala ang Sierra Madre, baka wala na rin kami.” When Uwan hit, his fields were spared because the winds weakened before reaching them. He lifted his hands and said, “Salamat sa Diyos, ginamit Niya ang bundok para protektahan kami.”

In the same way, many of us were spared — not by our strength, but by the Lord’s hand working through nature.

🌈 Conclusion:

The Sierra Madre may be called the "backbone of Luzon," but in truth, God is the real backbone of our protection. He is our refuge, our fortress, and our deliverer.

Let us continue to thank Him, trust Him, and take care of His creation — because it is part of His divine plan for our safety.

🙏 Closing Prayer:

Heavenly Father,
We thank Thee for Thy mercy and protection upon Central Luzon. Thank You for using the Sierra Madre as a shield against Typhoon Uwan. Truly, You are our refuge and fortress in times of storm.
Teach us to be grateful, to care for Your creation, and to trust You in every trial. May we always remember that Your power is greater than any storm, and Your love endures forever.
In Jesus’ mighty name we pray,
Amen.

17/10/2025

📖 The Works of Darkness Explained
Text: Deuteronomy 18:9–14 (KJV)
By: Pastor Nilo H. Flores

Deuteronomy 18:9–14 KJV) fully written in four languages: English, Filipino, Hiligaynon, and Cebuano,
- by Pastor Nilo H. Flores.

“When thou art come into the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee, thou shalt not learn to do after the abominations of those nations.”

🔹 1. Maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire

English:
This means sacrificing children by fire to false gods like Molech. God hates this practice because it destroys innocent life.

Filipino:
Ibig sabihin nito ay ang pagsasakripisyo ng anak sa apoy bilang handog sa mga diyus-diyosan. Ito ay kasuklam-suklam sa Diyos sapagkat ito ay pagpatay ng inosente.

Hiligaynon:
Amo ini ang paghalad sang bata sa kalayo para sa mga dios-diosan. Kalautan ini sa atubang sang Diyos kay nagaangkon sang kabuhi sang inosente.

Cebuano:
Nagpasabot kini sa paghalad sa mga anak pinaagi sa kalayo ngadto sa mga dios-diosan. Dautan kini sa Ginoo kay kini naglaglag sa inosente nga kinabuhi.

🔹 2. Useth divination

English:
Divination means trying to know the future or hidden things through spirits or magic.

Filipino:
Ang panghuhula ay ang pagtatangka na alamin ang hinaharap sa pamamagitan ng mga espiritu o salamangka.

Hiligaynon:
Ang “divination” amo ang pagpangita sang kaalam parte sa palaabuton paagi sa mga espiritu ukon mahika.

Cebuano:
Ang “divination” mao ang pagpangita sa kaalam bahin sa umaabot pinaagi sa espiritu o mga mahika.

🔹 3. Observer of times

English:
These are people who use stars or seasons to predict events—astrologers.

Filipino:
Ito ang mga taong gumagamit ng mga bituin o panahon upang hulaan ang kapalaran—mga astrologo.

Hiligaynon:
Ini sila nga naga-obserbar sang adlaw, bulan kag mga bituon agud matagnaan ang palaabuton.

Cebuano:
Kini sila nga nagtan-aw sa mga bitoon ug bulan aron masayran ang kapalaran o umaabot.

🔹 4. Enchanter

English:
An enchanter uses magic words or charms to cast spells or control people.

Filipino:
Ang mangkukulam o enchanter ay gumagamit ng mga mahika o orasyon upang makontrol ang iba.

Hiligaynon:
Ang “enchanter” amo ang tawo nga nagaamit sang mga pulong ukon orasyon para makabig sang espiritu ukon tawo.

Cebuano:
Ang “enchanter” mao ang tawo nga naggamit og mga pulong o orasyon aron makontrol ang uban.

🔹 5. Witch

English:
A witch practices sorcery and seeks power through evil spirits.

Filipino:
Ang mangkukulam ay gumagamit ng kapangyarihan mula sa masasamang espiritu.

Hiligaynon:
Ang “witch” amo ang tawo nga nagaamit sang gahum sang demonyo.

Cebuano:
Ang “witch” mao ang tawo nga naggamit og gahum gikan sa dautang espiritu.

🔹 6. Charmer

English:
A charmer uses objects, amulets, or chants for protection or power.

Filipino:
Ang charmer ay gumagamit ng mga anting-anting o orasyon para sa kapangyarihan o proteksiyon.

Hiligaynon:
Ang “charmer” nagaamit sang mga anting-anting kag mga pulong nga may mahika para sa pagpanalipod.

Cebuano:
Ang “charmer” mao ang naggamit og mga anting-anting o mga pulong alang sa gahum ug panalipod.

🔹 7. Consulter with familiar spirits

English:
This means talking with demons who pretend to be spirits of the dead.

Filipino:
Ibig sabihin nito ay ang pakikipag-usap sa mga demonyo na nagpapanggap na kaluluwa ng mga patay.

Hiligaynon:
Amo ini ang pagpakig-angut sa mga demonyo nga nagaangkon nga sila ang kalag sang mga patay.

Cebuano:
Nagpasabot kini sa pakig-istorya sa mga demonyo nga nagpakaaron-ingnon nga espiritu sa mga patay.

🔹 8. Wizard

English:
A wizard claims to have supernatural wisdom or magical knowledge.

Filipino:
Ang salamangkero ay nag-aangkin ng kakaibang kapangyarihan o mahikang karunungan.

Hiligaynon:
Ang “wizard” nagaangkon sang espirituhanon nga gahum ukon kaalam.

Cebuano:
Ang “wizard” mao ang nag-angkon og gahum o kaalam nga labaw sa tawo.

🔹 9. Necromancer

English:
A necromancer tries to speak to the dead to gain knowledge or power.

Filipino:
Ang necromancer ay sumusubok kausapin ang mga patay upang makakuha ng impormasyon o kapangyarihan.

Hiligaynon:
Ang “necromancer” nagaistorya kuno sa mga patay para makabaton sang kaalam kag gahum.

Cebuano:
Ang “necromancer” nagapaningkamot nga makig-istorya sa mga patay aron makakuha og gahum o kaalam.

⚖️ Summary in Four Languages

Term English Filipino Hiligaynon Cebuano

Pass through fire Child sacrifice Pagsasakripisyo ng anak Paghalad sang bata Paghalad sa anak
Divination Fortune-telling Panghuhula Pagtagna Pagtagna
Observer of times Astrology Astrologo Tagapanid sang bituon Tig-obserbar sa bitoon
Enchanter Spell-caster Mangkukulam Tig-orasyon Tig-orasyon
Witch Sorcerer Mangkukulam Manugbuhat sang mahika Mangkukulam
Charmer Uses amulets May anting-anting May gahum sa anting-anting Naggamit og anting-anting
Familiar spirits Demons pretending as dead Demonyo na nagpapanggap na patay Espiritu nga nagapanglingla Demonyo nga nagpakaaron-ingnon
Wizard Magic knowledge Salamangkero Manugbulong sang demonyo Manggagamot nga dautan
Necromancer Talks to the dead Kausap ang patay Nagaistorya sa patay Nakig-istorya sa patay

🌅 Final Biblical Lesson (v. 13)

> “Thou shalt be perfect with the LORD thy God.”

English:
God calls us to stay pure and avoid all the works of darkness. Only His Word gives true guidance and light.

Filipino:
Tinatawag tayo ng Diyos na manatiling banal at umiwas sa lahat ng gawa ng kadiliman. Ang Kaniyang Salita lamang ang ating gabay.

Hiligaynon:
Gintawag kita sang Diyos nga magpuyo nga balaan kag likawan ang tanan nga buhat sang kadulom. Ang Iya pulong amo lang ang kamatuoran.

Cebuano:
Gitawag kita sa Ginoo nga magpuyo nga balaan ug likayan ang tanang buhat sa kangitngit. Ang Iyang Pulong mao ra ang tinuod nga kahayag.
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