1 Timothy 6:12
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SERMON OUTLINE
- 💭 Consider this: Do you truly believe that “greater is He that is in me, than he that is in the world” (1 John 4:4), or do you live as if the Devil has more power? Where might you already be giving the Devil ‘temporary victories’ in your spiritual walk?
- I. The Call To Spiritual Battle
- II. The Enemy’s Tactics
- III. The Victory In Christ
- IV. The Call To Faithfulness
- V. Examples Of Faithful Warriors
💭 Consider this: Do you truly believe that “greater is He that is in me, than he that is in the world” (1 John 4:4), or do you live as if the Devil has more power? Where might you already be giving the Devil ‘temporary victories’ in your spiritual walk?
TRANSCRIPT
Good evening, everyone. I praise the Lord for giving me the grace, strength, and wisdom to preach His Word during the YPG camp, and for this additional opportunity to share His Word tonight. May He be with me and enable me to preach His Word so that all of us may be spiritually fed and nourished by His Word, and that our souls may be lifted up spiritually.
I. The Call To Spiritual Battle
Deacon James has just read our text for this evening from 1 Timothy 6:12: “Fight the good fight of faith.” We cannot live the Christian life without engaging in this battle. As we engage, it involves both fighting and yielding to the Lord. We must be like faithful, hardworking carpenters who build a house with great diligence, careful planning, and a strong desire to make it both strong and beautiful.
Even Solomon in his book of Ecclesiastes said (Ecclesiastes 10:18): “By much slothfulness the building decayeth; and through idleness of the hands the house droppeth through.” Aiming for quality work in building construction is the goal of every engineer, architect, and carpenter. This is what the owner wants it to be. Our Christian lives must be built with the same quality. The building up of one's Christian faith must be done in a quality and excellent manner according to the Bible and God's Word.
The neglect of Christian duty by failing to fight the good fight of faith will destroy one's Christian life and lead to a defeated existence. We must be utterly faithful in our service, engaging wholeheartedly in this war against our enemy, the Devil. It is abundantly clear that Jesus Christ promised an abundant life to everyone who believes in Him. Yet this abundant life promised by the Lord cannot be received casually or taken lightly. It requires labor, travail, and great devotion - it demands earnest effort empowered by God's grace, enabling us to truly fight the good fight of faith.
As we know from John 10:10: “The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy.” If a Christian grows careless and fails to exert vigorous effort against the enemy, he will face defeat and forfeit the blessed, abundant life promised by the Lord.
Indeed, the Lord has promised this abundant life as His gift to every Christian - that we may be forgiven, accepted as God's children, and inherit eternal life in His kingdom. But this is not given so we may relax our spiritual vigilance. Rather, it comes with a sacred invitation to fulfill our duty by fighting the good fight of faith.
II. The Enemy’s Tactics
For it is very clear in Ephesians 6:12: “For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.” The Devil, who comes only to steal, kill, and destroy, is our enemy. He is the prince of this world, and he is utterly real. He is intensely real and actively working against us even at this very moment in our lives.
I praise the Lord for giving me the opportunity to minister to the youth with the message He gave me. I was tasked to preach to them on the topic: “Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth” (Ecclesiastes 12:1). Every Christian—young and old alike—is fiercely hated by the Devil. He doesn't want them active in the church. He seeks to kill and destroy them so they cannot experience abundant life. This is especially true for youth—the Devil wants the 'cream and flower' of their youth, the best years of their lives, given to him, leaving only leftovers for God.
We all know Solomon's story. We know how wise he was, for God gave him wisdom. Yet we also know how he failed to fight the good fight of faith. We saw him fall into sin, surrendering years of his life to the enemy by yielding to temptation and willfully rebelling against God's will.
He married women who were not Israelites, and these women turned his heart to worship idols—not just for one year, but for many years. We all know that Ecclesiastes was written only in his old age, during those final years when he finally realized: "Vanity of vanities, all is vanity!" (Ecclesiastes 1:2).
We cannot deny that most of the prime of his life—the ‘cream and flower’—was spent not for God’s glory, but for the enemy, the Devil. The moment he indulged in sin, he failed to glorify God. He yielded completely to the enemy, surrendering himself to sin. The life that should have glorified God instead brought shame to the name of the Lord he claimed to love and worship.
This is exactly what the Devil wants for us—especially for young people. He wants the best years of your life, when you have all your energy and strength—the "cream and flower" of your youth—to be given to him. Solomon realized too late that if given another chance, he would have devoted his youth entirely to serving the Lord God Almighty, giving his very best—the flower and cream of his life—for God’s glory alone.
But we all know the ‘cream and flower’ of his life was given to the Devil. Only the leftovers were reserved for the LORD. He repented only in his old age—when he could no longer walk properly, when his eyes grew dim. No matter how fervently he desired to serve God, while his heart was willing, his body had grown weak. This strong body we have today—yours and mine—must be devoted to God’s glory. Solomon’s life teaches us this tragic lesson: when the best of his years were given to the enemy, only the remnants remained for God in his old age.
Yet the LORD, in His grace, forgave Solomon—even when repentance came so late, on his deathbed. We cannot comprehend such magnificent grace! But let no one say, ‘Since Solomon was forgiven, we can indulge in worldly pleasures.’ Absolutely not! God’s mercy is no license for sin.
Solomon stands not as our example but as our warning. We dare not use his failure to excuse our own sin—"God forbid!" (Romans 6:1-2). Rather, let his life teach us this: if Solomon (even the wisest man) failed, how much more do we need God’s power to remain victorious? Therefore, the ‘cream and flower’ of my life—my best years, my strongest days—must be consecrated to His name alone, for His glory alone.
May the church of God flourish abundantly! If each of us would strive earnestly to serve God and fight the good fight of faith, His grace and His Holy Spirit are powerful enough to deliver us from sin's pitfalls—just as Solomon eventually experienced. Therefore, we must always remember that we face a wicked enemy, and we must never allow ourselves to become idle. As Solomon said, idle and slothful construction workers will never build a good and strong structure. (Ecclesiastes 10:18)
III. The Victory In Christ
Your life must be built on a strong foundation—the Lord Jesus Christ and His Word—and we must never take this for granted. By God's grace and mercy, we must diligently work to build ourselves up in Christ. As Peter warns in 1 Peter 5:8: "Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour." Consider Solomon—though he was the wisest man apart from Christ (1 Kings 3:12; 4:29-31; Matthew 12:42)—he still fell into sin and endured a life of misery. The truth is clear: our enemy, the Devil, is indeed that roaring lion. But we are called to fight!
The LORD has not given us a spirit of weakness, but a spirit of victory in the Lord Jesus Christ. This is why we must fight—what Scripture calls "the good fight of faith" (1 Timothy 6:12). What a sacred battle we are engaged in! Christians—you and I—are called by the Lord to this noble struggle—fight the good fight of faith.
Even Peter, in exhorting believers, declared in 1 Peter 1:8: "Whom having not seen, ye love; in whom, though now ye see him not, yet believing, ye rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory." This truth should shape our Christian walk—that though we don't see Him, we believe He is present with us.
Consider Solomon: when the visible beauty of the world captivated him and God's presence grew dim through his disobedience, he embraced worldly pleasures. We know how his life crumbled as a result. He failed to cherish the greater beauty of the invisible God.
God speaks to us through His creation. As the Westminster Standards declare (Chapter 4.1): where there is creation, there must be a Creator; where there is design, there must be a Designer. God Himself - through both Scripture and the Lord Jesus Christ - assures us profoundly of His presence. He is in this world and actively present in our lives. To fight the good fight of faith for His glory is our sacred privilege.
This truth demands our careful consideration: not everyone will value this spiritual battle. Unbelievers cannot comprehend it, nor perceive the beauty of this noble struggle in which we're engaged. Only truly born-again Christians, who see the Lord Jesus Christ through eyes of faith, will embrace this conflict. Do you possess this spiritual conviction? Solomon abandoned it. He failed. He was defeated, and his life became tragic.
Tonight, let us all remember: we could become like Solomon if we neglect our duty to fight the good fight of faith. This is indeed a good fight because we serve under the perfect Leader - our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Himself.
The Word of God declares in 1 John 4:4: "Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world." Solomon failed to grasp this truth. Perhaps he knew it intellectually, but through carelessness, idleness, and his eager pursuit of worldly pleasures, he failed to recognize that though God is invisible, He is ever-present and mightier than our enemy, the Devil. "Greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world." While the prince of this world is indeed powerful, He who dwells within us—the Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit—is infinitely greater.
We must understand that victory is our birthright—not merely a hopeful dream, but a present reality. The Lord Jesus Christ confirmed this promise through the Apostle Paul's testimony in Romans 8:37: "Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us."
Yet I've witnessed many friends in the House of Hope, Helping Hand, and care ministry who failed to walk in victory. Countless Christians worldwide share this struggle, not because victory is unavailable, but because they lack commitment to this spiritual battle. Their disinterest blinds them to the beauty of this fight and causes them to underestimate the supreme power of our Lord Jesus Christ.
The Apostle John declares in 1 John 4:4: "Greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world." This truth should become our daily reality - each morning when we wake, each day as we go to our work. Remember, our enemy the Devil prowls like a roaring lion, seeking to deceive and control us. He may appear overwhelmingly powerful, making us feel helpless.
Yet we only become powerless when we yield to him. But when we submit to the Lord and walk in the Spirit - as Scripture commands in James 4:8, "Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you" - then we truly see the beauty of God's promise: "Greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world" (1 John 4:4). There's no place for defeat in our lives, for we serve under:
- The perfect Captain (Hebrews 2:10)
- The faithful Leader
- The good Shepherd who "gave his life for the sheep" (John 10:11)
- The mighty Victor who "was manifested to destroy the works of the devil" (1 John 3:8)
Therefore, the Christian life involves this good fight - a fight made victorious because we follow our divine Leader, the Shepherd and Savior of our souls, our glorious Redeemer.
IV. The Call To Faithfulness
This is indeed a good fight because we possess powerful weapons. As Ephesians 6:10-11 reminds us, we have been given ‘the whole armour of God.’ The Bible we hold in our hands represents this divine armor - our essential weapon for victory against our enemy, the Devil. This armor is available to us daily, and we must actively use it every day to secure our victory.
Ours is truly a good fight because we follow the perfect Commander - our faithful Leader and holy Redeemer leads us all the way. He has equipped us with the most powerful weapon: His Word. As Ephesians 6:17 clearly states: "And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God." There exists no more potent weapon against our spiritual enemies.
Consider this comparison: It would be absurd to imagine America losing to the Philippines in a matter of minutes. Whether America or China were to attack the Philippines, there would be no conceivable way for the Philippines to emerge victorious overnight. Such an outcome would be completely impossible.
This serves as a simple illustration. We all know China possesses formidable military strength, while the Philippines maintains only about ten outdated jet fighters. Humanly speaking, the Philippines could never defeat China, as their military capabilities are vastly superior.
Yet the devil is utterly powerless compared to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. When Christ died on the cross, He secured our victory, making Satan a defeated foe. Though our enemy, the Devil, stands eternally vanquished, it remains tragically ironic when this conquered foe gains temporary victories.
Consider David's failure: when he committed adultery and impregnated Bathsheba (2 Samuel 11:2-5) and arranged her husband Uriah's death (2 Samuel 11:14-17), the defeated Devil appeared victorious. Though David was ultimately restored through the prophet Nathan (2 Samuel 12:9) and received God's forgiveness, we cannot ignore that moment when the vanquished enemy seemed to triumph.
If that happens, we are bringing shame to the name of the good Shepherd, the good Commander, the great Commander in our lives who has given us good weapons. It would be like China losing to the Philippines in just a few hours of war—how absurd! When David yielded and when Solomon rebelled against the Lord, they abandoned the good Commander. They forsook the good Leader in their lives, the One who promised them victory.
Why were they defeated? Because they surrendered to the enemy - a foe already defeated. Scripture makes this clear from the beginning: right after Adam's fall, God promised that the seed of the woman (Genesis 3:15) - the Lord Jesus Christ - would crush the enemy (Galatians 4:4-5). This promise was fulfilled when Christ was crucified on the cross (Hebrews 2:14; Romans 5:18-19).
Christ lived a sinless life so that you and I might have complete salvation (2 Corinthians 5:21). He always did what pleased the Father (John 8:29), willingly died on the cross, was buried, and rose again after three days (1 Corinthians 15:3-4). Then He ascended to heaven and sat down at the Father's right hand (Mark 16:19) - all to secure our victory over the Devil, who is already a defeated foe.
He is a defeated foe no matter what happens in this world. Yes, the sad reality is David was forgiven. And because David was forgiven, we can see the beauty of God’s victory. But this is not a license to sin. This is not permission to think, ‘Anyway, God will forgive us—it’s okay to allow ourselves to be defeated and let the devil enjoy a temporary victory, thinking the Lord will restore us.’ No!
One message I gave to the youth during the YPG camp was to invest in eternal rewards and heavenly treasures. No doubt David was forgiven. No doubt Solomon was forgiven. But there was a significant period in their lives when they failed to shine for God. They failed to glorify Him, and during that time, they hindered themselves from receiving rewards.
There were many days they could not invest in eternity. There were many days they failed to lay hold of heavenly blessings. That is why it was such a wasted life—because those lost moments, which should have glorified God, instead brought temporary glory to the enemy, the Devil, who remains a defeated foe.
In 1 John 3:8, the Apostle declares: "He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil." To have the Lord Jesus Christ in our lives is to be constantly reminded of our victory. Our enemy, the Devil, is a defeated foe. Yet our failure often lies here: the moment we yield to sin and act in ways displeasing to God, we grant temporary victory to this already-defeated enemy. This is his primary objective.
The Devil is not foolish—he possesses a twisted wisdom, one rooted in darkness. He is a deceiver, clever and utterly evil. Though his wisdom is not of the light (James 3:15), he is fully aware of his defeat. God’s plan is no mystery to him: he knows God has prepared the lake of fire for him (Revelation 20:10), and he understands his fate after Christ’s millennial reign is to be in the lake of fire together with the demons who followed him forever. Yet despite this certainty, he persists in rebellion.
As Christians, we too are aware—not of his power, but of our victory in Christ. Scripture repeatedly affirms this triumph (Romans 8:37; 1 Corinthians 15:57). Yet the tragic irony of our walk is this: though the Devil is defeated, we sometimes hand him victory voluntarily. We shame the name of the living God who saved, redeemed, and empowered us with victory (2 Corinthians 2:14)—yet we surrender. And the Devil delights in it.
We need to fight the good fight of faith. And remember, it is a good fight because we have the good captain, Saviour and leader. He gave us the good weapon—the Word of God. And it is a good fight because the enemy is already defeated. Be not deceived, but be wise. Use your life for the glory of God. Do not allow, do not give in to the Devil, but resist the Devil, and he will flee from you (James 4:7).
We know this truth: How can we resist the Devil if we refuse to fight? Resisting and fighting him requires determination—not self-reliance, but a resolve fueled by God’s commands: "Flee youthful lusts" (2 Timothy 2:22), flee from worldly desires (1 John 2:15–16), and flee to the Lord (Matthew 11:28).
When we resist the Devil—when we engage in this good fight of faith—we actively flee from the world’s corruption and the enemy’s schemes. But we do not flee blindly; we run toward the Lord, our sure Refuge. We know Him as our Savior, Deliverer, Protector, and the One who guarantees our victory.
David failed to flee to the Lord - he did not flee. He felt the allure of the Devil's offer. The Devil's offer must be resisted, and we must flee immediately. Sometimes when the offer appears good, we consider it by contemplating it. As we dwell on it, the deception takes root in our hearts. The deception begins working, leading to yielding, and yielding becomes sin - and sin brings defeat into our lives.
Every day - today, tomorrow, even the moment we wake up - the Devil lurks nearby, waiting for you and me to yield to him. He wants us to forsake the Lord and experience defeat, though we are already victorious in Christ. This is the reality in House of Hope, care ministries, and churches. Even victorious Christians sometimes fail because the Devil constantly waits for them to surrender, hoping to claim temporary victory.
The Devil knows he is defeated. He knows his eternal destiny is the lake of fire (Revelation 20:10). Yet he persists, seeking to defeat you - if only for a brief moment - so he might rejoice and bring shame to the name of the Lord God Almighty, our Savior.
As Christians, we are not called to idly relax and be careless. We must be like skilled architects and engineers - with the Holy Spirit as our foreman - diligently building our Christian lives according to God's Word. We must heed the command: "Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life" (1 Timothy 6:12).
Eternal life is the crown set before us to encourage our battle against the Devil. As Matthew Henry comments on this verse, eternal life is at stake - not mere earthly possessions like houses in Melbourne's finest suburbs. The Lord concerns Himself with eternal matters: heavenly rewards of everlasting value.
The Devil knows this perfectly well. He understands how glorious heaven is, and his evil nature cannot bear to see Christians enjoying its promise. Just as wicked men delight in their enemies' suffering, Satan wants believers defeated, hopeless, and miserable - robbed of the joy and confidence that rightfully belongs to them in Christ.
That is why the Devil comes "to kill and to destroy" (John 10:10). This is his nature:
- He doesn’t want you to lay hold of eternal life.
- He wants you to forget about it.
- He wants you to dismiss it from your mind.
I once had a member who left the church long ago and criticized me for frequently mentioning eternal life. I even asked myself: Is there something wrong in constantly speaking about eternal life? Truthfully, we mention it far too little in our daily lives—we should remember it every moment.
This afternoon, I was with Pastor Paul—He’s a kind friend. I thank him for showing my family many places during this trip—As we reached a mountain summit, the vehicle’s wheel suddenly malfunctioned. We stopped on level ground, but just 20 meters ahead lay a steep downhill road with a visible ravine on the right. What if the wheel had failed then? How gracious the Lord is that I stand here now! In that moment, He whispered to my heart: ’I care for you.’
Pastor Reggor is contemplating eternal life. Like me—like Solomon and David—he is not a perfect man. He has weaknesses, yet during this season of his life, he shared with me about his preaching mission to the Philippines. I pray the Lord speaks clearly to him through this experience and draws him nearer.
During our anniversary service, Pastor Reggor consistently emphasized life after death—eternal life. We cannot presume tomorrow; we might not wake up, or the Lord might permit Pastor Paul and my family to plunge into that ravine. But praise God! He clearly told me: ’Not yet. You will speak tonight at the prayer meeting. You will speak this Sunday. You will return to the Philippines.’
Pastor Reggor now battles illness there. If the Lord takes him, Gethsemane will need more preachers. If my life had ended in that accident, the need would be greater still. Yet the Lord said: ’Not yet time.’ But I responded: ’Lord, even if You had allowed my death in Melbourne, it would have meant eternal life.’
Let me say it again. As Matthew Henry notes: ’Eternal life is the crown proposed to us for our encouragement to wage war with the devil and to fight the good fight of faith.’ Worldly people boldly fight for earthly causes - sometimes even for vain pursuits. Many strive relentlessly for temporal goals, especially worldly achievements.
But we Christians must "lay hold on eternal life" (1 Timothy 6:12). This is the divine blessing God has declared to you and me - a truth we must never cease contemplating. God calls us to eternal life, which demands we reject worldly attachments and diligently pursue this heavenly prize. Merely thinking about eternity isn't enough; we must actively engage.
V. Examples Of Faithful Warriors
We are called to spiritual warfare - to fight the good fight not by our power, but by the strength of the Lord. When Paul commands us to lay hold of eternal life, he forbids spiritual complacency. We must not pause or grow slack in our race, but press forward until we obtain the prize (Philippians 3:12-14). This, as Matthew Henry explains, requires constant vigilance. We cannot afford spiritual pauses. Solomon faltered this way. David stumbled here. Countless Christians have been distracted, failing to fight the good fight of faith when they stopped resisting the Devil and trusting the Lord.
We cannot afford even a moment's pause but must continually press forward, for our Christian life demands daily growth in faith. Each new day must find us more rooted in Christ, more aware of the spiritual conflict He has called us to wage. We must grow increasingly sensitive to God's purposes, ever mindful that our enemy constantly seeks to mock our Lord and Savior through our weaknesses.
The Devil attempted to mock God through Job's life. Confident in his destructive power, Satan believed he could bring such devastation upon Job that it would shame God's name. This defeated foe was convinced Job would dishonor God, giving him temporary victory.
Yet the Devil was wrong. Praise the Lord! Job never slackened. He never paused, but progressed steadily - slowly yet surely - striving to grow in faith and complete dependence on God. Though suffering greatly, Job remained victorious. Through intense trials, he stood steadfast and faithful to the Lord because he laid hold of eternal life.
Judas laid hold of thirty pieces of silver, while John and the other disciples laid hold of eternal life. Peter—though he denied the Lord three times—ultimately declared: "Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life" (John 6:68).
This truth should greatly encourage us. We can stand confident, for God has already given us victory. He has forgiven, cleansed, and adopted us as His children so we might fight the good fight of faith and lay hold of eternal life. Therefore, never slacken or pause, but by God’s grace, press forward daily.
As Paul writes in Philippians 3:13-14: "Brethren, I do not count myself to have apprehended; but one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind and reaching forward to those things which are ahead, I press toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus." Like Paul, we must press onward moment by moment toward Christ’s heavenly calling.
This is how we must live our Christian life: Pressing on. Never allow the enemy, the Devil, to defeat us. As Paul clearly instructed Timothy: "Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses" (1 Timothy 6:12).
Reverend Tow, my lecturer, is now in heaven - fully aware that he has students named Paul Cheng, Hye Young, Reggor Galarpe, and Edsel Locot. Though he went ahead of us, he awaits our reunion with joyful expectation. Reverend Timothy Tow witnessed our calling. He knew us as former drug addicts saved by grace, then called to study God's Word. How he would rejoice to see us serving in ministry!
This morning, Pastor Paul and I reminisced about Mrs. Reverend Tow and our FEBC days. Not just Reverend Tow, but many faithful friends now dwell there. Our dear brother Domingo - whose earthly service overflowed with joy - is among them.
Life is full of miseries, but in heaven—no more tears, no more sin, no more sickness—only eternal life with the Lord. He eagerly awaits my arrival, just as He awaits Reverend Prabudas Koshy, who faithfully cared for his fellow servants in ministry. Domingo is already there, anticipating our heavenly reunion.
When John the Apostle died, he left behind many disciples, including Polycarp. As history records, Polycarp faced persecution under Roman rule. The emperor offered him a chance to renounce his faith, but by God's grace, Polycarp remained faithful unto death, fighting the good fight and resisting the Devil through divine strength.
To the Roman emperor and people, Polycarp declared: ’For eighty years the Lord has been good to me—how could I blaspheme Him now? The fire you prepare for my body cannot compare to the eternal fire God reserves for unbelievers.’ The Romans expected to see Polycarp die in screaming agony, but instead witnessed his courageous faith.
History confirms Polycarp died peacefully, his eyes lifted heavenward without a scream. I believe the Lord embraced him, as did his mentor John the Apostle, who witnessed his faith. The Lord surely said: ’Well done, good and faithful servant. Enter your rest and join your friend John.’
Many who have gone before us witnessed your faith. They saw your conversion and service in this church. Hold fast to eternal life that they have obtained. Don't be distracted—though the Devil tries—for those in heaven await your arrival to share its wonders.
Bethel BP Church, you've faithfully served as this community's light. Continue shining for God's glory. Fight the good fight of faith and hold on to eternal life, remembering Christ and all the saints await us. Don't disappoint them by surrendering to our defeated foe. But like Polycarp and the martyrs, stand victorious in the Lord's strength. Let us pray.
Lord, thank You for enabling me to preach in English tonight—though my English is imperfect—for Thy message has clearly reached Thy people. For it comes not from me, but from Thy holy Word. May Thy Word speak powerfully to us all, that we may carefully consider and apply it to our daily Christian walk.
Continue blessing Bethel BP Church in Melbourne. Use them as a light to glorify Thy name, that others may see their good works. Empower them to proclaim the gospel throughout this city, to Myanmar, and if God willing, to many more places.
Thank You for the privilege of ministering here with my family. I rejoice that Thy Word first ministered to me. Bless this church abundantly, and bless my missionary service. I ask this in Jesus' name. Amen.
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Message 2Message 2Haggai 1:8-15
The Need For PrayersThe Need For PrayersColossians 1:9
Growing in GodlinessGrowing in GodlinessPhilippians 1:9-11
Message 5: Praying for the ChurchMessage 5: Praying for the ChurchPhilippians 1:9-11
Growing in GodlinessGrowing in GodlinessPhilippians 1:9-11
Trial Is No Respecter Of PersonsTrial Is No Respecter Of PersonsJames 1:9-12
Prayer for Spiritual ExcellencePrayer for Spiritual ExcellenceColossians 1:9-12
The Truth about ChristmasThe Truth about ChristmasJohn 1:9-14
Walk Worthy Of The LordWalk Worthy Of The LordColossians 1:10-11
Be a God-Pleaser, not a Men-PleaserBe a God-Pleaser, not a Men-PleaserGalatians 1:10-12
How To Deal With Church Troublemakers?How To Deal With Church Troublemakers?Titus 1:10-14
Divisiveness Calls for Strong ActionDivisiveness Calls for Strong Action1 Corinthians 1:10-17
The Things We Should PrayThe Things We Should Pray2 Thessalonians 1:11-12
What Does It Mean To Call God Our Father?What Does It Mean To Call God Our Father?Colossians 1:12a
What Does It Mean To Be Citizens Of God’s Kingdom?What Does It Mean To Be Citizens Of God’s Kingdom?Colossians 1:12b-13
Are All Things Really Working For Good?Are All Things Really Working For Good?Philippians 1:12-14
The Soul’s Warning AlarmThe Soul’s Warning Alarm2 Corinthians 1:12-14
Counted Worthy To Serve GodCounted Worthy To Serve God1 Timothy 1:12-14
Message 3Message 3Haggai 1:12-15
Thankful to GodThankful to God1 Timothy 1:12-17
In Times of AdversityIn Times of AdversityPhilippians 1:12-18
Message 3: Using The Right BibleMessage 3: Using The Right Bible1 Peter 1:13-2:3
How To Deal With TemptationHow To Deal With TemptationJames 1:13-15
Not Ashamed of Christ (Part 3)Not Ashamed of Christ (Part 3)2 Timothy 1:13-18
But When It Pleased GodBut When It Pleased GodGalatians 1:13-24
I Am Redeemed And ForgivenI Am Redeemed And ForgivenColossians 1:14
Christ, The Invisible GodChrist, The Invisible GodColossians 1:15
The Product Of Who We AreThe Product Of Who We AreTitus 1:15-16
Trouble in the ChurchTrouble in the ChurchPhilippians 1:15-18
God’s Protection in the Midst of AdversitiesGod’s Protection in the Midst of AdversitiesExodus 1:15-21
Defending Against False AccusationDefending Against False Accusation2 Corinthians 1:15-24
The Power Of The Gospel Of ChristThe Power Of The Gospel Of ChristRomans 1:16-17
Jesus Our Creator Loves Me, This I KnowJesus Our Creator Loves Me, This I KnowColossians 1:16-17; Romans 8:37-39
Remember Who God Is And Who We AreRemember Who God Is And Who We AreJames 1:16-18
What Is Christ’s Relationship With The Church?What Is Christ’s Relationship With The Church?Colossians 1:18
War a Good WarfareWar a Good Warfare1 Timothy 1:18-20
The Foolishness of God is Wiser Than MenThe Foolishness of God is Wiser Than Men1 Corinthians 1:18-25
The Wonderful Word Of GodThe Wonderful Word Of God2 Peter 1:19
Be Receptive To The Word Of GodBe Receptive To The Word Of GodJames 1:19-21
What Does It Mean To Be Reconciled To God?What Does It Mean To Be Reconciled To God?Colossians 1:19-22
For to Me to Live is Christ, to Die is GainFor to Me to Live is Christ, to Die is GainPhilippians 1:19-26
To Live is ChristTo Live is ChristPhilippians 1:19-26
Sola Scriptura – Scriptures AloneSola Scriptura – Scriptures Alone2 Peter 1:20-21
The Exceeding Greatness of His PowerThe Exceeding Greatness of His PowerEphesians 1:20-23
Doers of the WordDoers of the WordJames 1:21-25
The Faith Of A Beloved MotherThe Faith Of A Beloved MotherExodus 1:22-2:10; Hebrews 11:23
Be Responsive To The Word Of GodBe Responsive To The Word Of GodJames 1:22-25
The Faith of JochebedThe Faith of JochebedExodus 1:22-2:10
The Evidence Of Our SalvationThe Evidence Of Our SalvationColossians 1:23a
Acknowledging God's PresenceAcknowledging God's PresenceMatthew 1:23
Are We Willing To Suffer For Christ?Are We Willing To Suffer For Christ?Colossians 1:23b-24
How Faithful Are We?How Faithful Are We?Colossians 1:25-27
Are You Transformed By The Word?Are You Transformed By The Word?James 1:26-27
Let Us Glory in the LordLet Us Glory in the Lord1 Corinthians 1:26-31
Living Worthy of the GospelLiving Worthy of the GospelPhilippians 1:27-30
Live your life worthy of the GospelLive your life worthy of the GospelPhilippians 1:27-30
What Does It Take To Be Faithful In The Ministry?What Does It Take To Be Faithful In The Ministry?Colossians 1:28-29
The Indispensable Component In Serving GodThe Indispensable Component In Serving GodColossians 2:1-2a
The Motivation for Spiritual Unity (Part 1)The Motivation for Spiritual Unity (Part 1)Philippians 2:1-2
Pray for All MenPray for All Men1 Timothy 2:1-2
What Legacy Are You Leaving Behind?What Legacy Are You Leaving Behind?Titus 2:1-3
The Sin Of Showing Partiality (Part 1)The Sin Of Showing Partiality (Part 1)James 2:1-4
Let's Have FellowshipLet's Have FellowshipPhilippians 2:1-4
A Praying ChurchA Praying Church1 Timothy 2:1-4
The Danger of Drifting AwayThe Danger of Drifting AwayHebrews 2:1-4
Why Do We Do What We Do?Why Do We Do What We Do?2 Corinthians 2:1-4
Standing for the Truth of the GospelStanding for the Truth of the GospelGalatians 2:1-5
Understanding the End TimesUnderstanding the End Times2 Thessalonians 2:1-5
Message 4Message 4Haggai 2:1-5
What Would You Want to Be in the New Year?What Would You Want to Be in the New Year?2 Timothy 2:1-7
Message 1: Living with First LoveMessage 1: Living with First LoveRevelation 2:1-7
Pray and PrayPray and Pray1 Timothy 2:1-8
Message 5Message 5Haggai 2:1-9
God’s WorkmanshipGod’s WorkmanshipEphesians 2:1-10
Message 1: Hindrances to a Personal Relationship with God (Part 1)Message 1: Hindrances to a Personal Relationship with God (Part 1)Ephesians 2:1-10
What Does It Take To Bring Someone To Christ?What Does It Take To Bring Someone To Christ?Mark 2:1-12
Where is He that is Born King of the Jews?Where is He that is Born King of the Jews?Matthew 2:1-12
Message 2: Are You Growing In Your Spiritual Life?Message 2: Are You Growing In Your Spiritual Life?1 Peter 2:1-12
The Sin of PartialityThe Sin of PartialityJames 2:1-13
Message 2: Precept and Praise in ServiceMessage 2: Precept and Praise in ServiceEzra 2:1-3:13
This Is What I Wish For You To Have And To BeThis Is What I Wish For You To Have And To BeColossians 2:2b-5
Message 6: The Church & Disciple-makersMessage 6: The Church & Disciple-makers2 Timothy 2:2
Essential Principles of Spiritual Unity (Part 2)Essential Principles of Spiritual Unity (Part 2)Philippians 2:3-4
How Should Young People Live?How Should Young People Live?Titus 2:4-8
Message 3: What is Christ to you? My Covenantal Head!Message 3: What is Christ to you? My Covenantal Head!Colossians 2:4-9, 19
The Ultimate ExampleThe Ultimate ExamplePhilippians 2:5-8
What is Man, that Thou Art Mindful of Him?What is Man, that Thou Art Mindful of Him?Hebrews 2:5-9
The Need to Confront SinThe Need to Confront Sin2 Corinthians 2:5-11
The Ultimate ExampleThe Ultimate ExamplePhilippians 2:5-11
The Sin Of Showing Partiality (Part 2)The Sin Of Showing Partiality (Part 2)James 2:5-13
The Evidence Of Our SalvationThe Evidence Of Our SalvationColossians 2:6-7
One Gospel, Different MinistriesOne Gospel, Different MinistriesGalatians 2:6-10
What Is Christmas?What Is Christmas?Philippians 2:6-11
Be Ready for the End TimesBe Ready for the End Times2 Thessalonians 2:6-12
The Wisdom of GodThe Wisdom of God1 Corinthians 2:6-16
Message 4: What is a healthy and sound church? My Covenantal Haven!Message 4: What is a healthy and sound church? My Covenantal Haven!Colossians 2:7
Remember The ResurrectionRemember The Resurrection2 Timothy 2:8
Be Thou Faithful Unto DeathBe Thou Faithful Unto DeathRevelation 2:8-11
Message 2: Living with FaithfulnessMessage 2: Living with FaithfulnessRevelation 2:8-11
Our Motivation for Serving SacrificiallyOur Motivation for Serving Sacrificially2 Timothy 2:8-13
Joy to the WorldJoy to the WorldLuke 2:8-14
Responding to Christ's BirthResponding to Christ's BirthLuke 2:8-17
Message 1: The Nature of FaithMessage 1: The Nature of FaithEphesians 2:8, Hebrews 11:1
How Can You Witness For God More Effectively At Work?How Can You Witness For God More Effectively At Work?Titus 2:9-10
The Chosen People of GodThe Chosen People of God1 Peter 2:9-10
The Greatest NameThe Greatest NamePhilippians 2:9-11
Message 4: Submission To AuthoritiesMessage 4: Submission To Authorities1 Peter 2:9-25
The Captain of Our SalvationThe Captain of Our SalvationHebrews 2:10
The Natural Man and The Spiritual ManThe Natural Man and The Spiritual Man1 Corinthians 2:10-16
Message 6Message 6Haggai 2:10-19
Our Spiritual Union With ChristOur Spiritual Union With ChristColossians 2:11-12
The Wonderful Grace Of GodThe Wonderful Grace Of GodTitus 2:11-15
Moses in EgyptMoses in EgyptExodus 2:11-15
Jesus, Our Sanctifier and ConquerorJesus, Our Sanctifier and ConquerorHebrews 2:11-15
Message 2: Hindrances to a Personal Relationship with God (Part 2)Message 2: Hindrances to a Personal Relationship with God (Part 2)Ephesians 2:11-18
Good Friday Service: Reconciliation with GodGood Friday Service: Reconciliation with GodEphesians 2:11-18
One Body, One Spirit, One BuildingOne Body, One Spirit, One BuildingEphesians 2:11-22
Message 2: What is Church to you? My Covenantal Family!Message 2: What is Church to you? My Covenantal Family!Exodus 12:48-49, Colossians 2:11-12
Living a Sanctified LifeLiving a Sanctified LifePhilippians 2:12-13
Our Victory in ChristOur Victory in Christ2 Corinthians 2:12-17
Message 3: Living in Doctrinal PurityMessage 3: Living in Doctrinal PurityRevelation 2:12-17
Work Out Your Own SalvationWork Out Your Own SalvationPhilippians 2:12-18
What It Means To Be ForgivenWhat It Means To Be ForgivenColossians 2:13-14
Moving Forward Not BackwardMoving Forward Not BackwardPhilippians 2:13-14
We Can Do Nothing Against the Truth, But For the TruthWe Can Do Nothing Against the Truth, But For the Truth2 Thessalonians 2:13-17
Stop Murmuring and ComplainingStop Murmuring and ComplainingPhilippians 2:14-16
The Need to Confront Sin (Part 2)The Need to Confront Sin (Part 2)Galatians 2:14-16
Show Me Your Faith, And I Will Show You MineShow Me Your Faith, And I Will Show You MineJames 2:14-20
Lessons from the Prayer Life of Daniel (Part 1)Lessons from the Prayer Life of Daniel (Part 1)Daniel 2:14-23
Message 5: What is a marriage? A Covenant!Message 5: What is a marriage? A Covenant!Malachi 2:14
Faith In Christ Is The VictoryFaith In Christ Is The VictoryColossians 2:15
The Importance of Bible StudyThe Importance of Bible Study2 Timothy 2:15
Message 5: To Fight the Good Fight of Faith is to Hate the WorldMessage 5: To Fight the Good Fight of Faith is to Hate the World1 John 2:15-17
Message 7: What are children for? Heritage of godly seed for Christ!Message 7: What are children for? Heritage of godly seed for Christ!Psalm 127:3, Malachi 2:15, Ephesians 6:4
The Danger Of Being LegalisticThe Danger Of Being LegalisticColossians 2:16-17
Facing the Days Ahead with God's Comfort and StrengthFacing the Days Ahead with God's Comfort and Strength2 Thessalonians 2:16-17
Jesus, Our High PriestJesus, Our High PriestHebrews 2:16-18
Moses in the Desert of MidianMoses in the Desert of MidianExodus 2:16-25
The Exemplary Example of a Spiritual Servant: PaulThe Exemplary Example of a Spiritual Servant: PaulPhilippians 2:17-18
The Need to Confront Sin (Part 3)The Need to Confront Sin (Part 3)Galatians 2:17-19
The Danger Of Spiritual DeceptionThe Danger Of Spiritual DeceptionColossians 2:18-19
Message 4: Living in Moral PurityMessage 4: Living in Moral PurityRevelation 2:18-29
The Amazing Prospect And Awesome Responsibility Of Being A ChristianThe Amazing Prospect And Awesome Responsibility Of Being A ChristianEphesians 2:19-22
The Exemplary Example of a Spiritual Servant: TimothyThe Exemplary Example of a Spiritual Servant: TimothyPhilippians 2:19-24
Dead, Yet Alive!Dead, Yet Alive!Galatians 2:20-21
An Honourable Vessel Fit For The Master's Use (Part 2)An Honourable Vessel Fit For The Master's Use (Part 2)2 Timothy 2:20-22
An Honourable Vessel Fit for the Master's Use (Part 1)An Honourable Vessel Fit for the Master's Use (Part 1)2 Timothy 2:20-22
The Vanity Of Self-Denial To Achieve SpiritualityThe Vanity Of Self-Denial To Achieve SpiritualityColossians 2:20-23
Message 7Message 7Haggai 2:20-23
Faith In ActionFaith In ActionJames 2:21-26
Message 6: What is a healthy and strong marriage? One that obeys God’s model!Message 6: What is a healthy and strong marriage? One that obeys God’s model!Genesis 2:24, Ephesians 5:22-33
30th Anniversary Seminar - Message #3: The Church and the Sacraments30th Anniversary Seminar - Message #3: The Church and the SacramentsActs 2:41-47
30th Anniversary Seminar - Message #2: The Church and Fellowship30th Anniversary Seminar - Message #2: The Church and FellowshipActs 2:42
30th Anniversary Seminar - Message #4: The Church and the Prayers30th Anniversary Seminar - Message #4: The Church and the PrayersActs 2:42
30th Anniversary Seminar - Message #1: The Church and The World30th Anniversary Seminar - Message #1: The Church and The WorldActs 2:42
Lessons From The First ChurchLessons From The First ChurchActs 2:42-47
Having Confidence In Times Of TroubleHaving Confidence In Times Of TroublePsalm 3
Seek Those Things Which Are AboveSeek Those Things Which Are AboveColossians 3:1-2
A Warning To Want-To-Be TeacherA Warning To Want-To-Be TeacherJames 3:1-2
The Qualifications of Church Leaders (Part 1)The Qualifications of Church Leaders (Part 1)1 Timothy 3:1-2
The Importance of Spiritual DiscernmentThe Importance of Spiritual DiscernmentPhilippians 3:1-2
Pray for UsPray for Us2 Thessalonians 3:1-2
How Can You Witness For God More Effectively As Good Citizens?How Can You Witness For God More Effectively As Good Citizens?Titus 3:1-3
Are Ye Not Carnal?Are Ye Not Carnal?1 Corinthians 3:1-3
The Danger of Self LoveThe Danger of Self Love2 Timothy 3:1-4
Bought With A PriceBought With A PriceHosea 3:1-5
Remember How You Were Saved!Remember How You Were Saved!Galatians 3:1-5
Message 5: Living in WatchfulnessMessage 5: Living in WatchfulnessRevelation 3:1-6
Jesus is Greater than MosesJesus is Greater than MosesHebrews 3:1-6
Our Sufficiency is of GodOur Sufficiency is of God2 Corinthians 3:1-6
Qualifications of EldersQualifications of Elders1 Timothy 3:1-7
Moses and the Burning BushMoses and the Burning BushExodus 3:1-9
The Danger Of An Uncontrolled TongueThe Danger Of An Uncontrolled TongueJames 3:1-10
To Perfect That Which Is Lacking In Your FaithTo Perfect That Which Is Lacking In Your Faith1 Thessalonians 3:1-10
Seminar: The Role of the Sunday School Teacher (Part 2 of 2)Seminar: The Role of the Sunday School Teacher (Part 2 of 2)James 3:1-13
The Lord is FaithfulThe Lord is Faithful2 Thessalonians 3:3
The Lord is FaithfulThe Lord is Faithful2 Thessalonians 3:3
True Believers Worship God in Spirit and in TruthTrue Believers Worship God in Spirit and in TruthPhilippians 3:3, John 4:4-30
What Does It Mean To Be In Christ?What Does It Mean To Be In Christ?Colossians 3:3-4
The Power Of The TongueThe Power Of The TongueJames 3:3-6
Nothing to Boast OfNothing to Boast OfPhilippians 3:3-6
The Qualifications of Church Leaders (Part 2)The Qualifications of Church Leaders (Part 2)1 Timothy 3:3-13
God Leads Us AlongGod Leads Us Along2 Thessalonians 3:4-5
Remember How We Were SavedRemember How We Were SavedTitus 3:4-8
Glorify God, Not MenGlorify God, Not Men1 Corinthians 3:4-9
Message 1: The Way to TrustMessage 1: The Way to TrustProverbs 3:5-6
Mortification Of SinMortification Of SinColossians 3:5-7
Allegiance to Truth or FriendshipAllegiance to Truth or Friendship2 Thessalonians 3:6
Saved by FaithSaved by FaithGalatians 3:6-9
The Age Old Promise of the GospelThe Age Old Promise of the GospelGalatians 3:6-18
Be Strong and CourageousBe Strong and Courageous2 Timothy 3:7
What Is Gain To Me Is LossWhat Is Gain To Me Is LossPhilippians 3:7-9
No Work, No EatNo Work, No Eat2 Thessalonians 3:7-10
Start and Finish WellStart and Finish WellHebrews 3:7-11
The Taming Of The TongueThe Taming Of The TongueJames 3:7-12
Message 6: Living for Global MissionsMessage 6: Living for Global MissionsRevelation 3:7-13
The Glory That Fadeth Not AwayThe Glory That Fadeth Not AwayExodus 34:28-35; 2 Corinthians 3:7-17
The Exceeding GloryThe Exceeding Glory2 Corinthians 3:7-17
Put Off All These ThingsPut Off All These ThingsColossians 3:8-9
Spiritual Qualifications of Deacons and DeaconessesSpiritual Qualifications of Deacons and Deaconesses1 Timothy 3:8-13
Message 5: Be Prepared To SufferMessage 5: Be Prepared To Suffer1 Peter 3:8-18
Divisiveness Calls For Strong ActionDivisiveness Calls For Strong ActionTitus 3:9-11
How Women Should Conduct ThemselvesHow Women Should Conduct Themselves1 Timothy 2:9-15
The Christian’s Defence Against Apostasy - Godly ExampleThe Christian’s Defence Against Apostasy - Godly Example2 Timothy 3:10
Put On The New ManPut On The New ManColossians 3:10-11
The Power of Christ's ResurrectionThe Power of Christ's ResurrectionPhilippians 3:10-11
What are Your Spiritual Goals?What are Your Spiritual Goals?Philippians 3:10-11
Christ Bore Our CurseChrist Bore Our CurseGalatians 3:10-14
Who Are You?Who Are You?Exodus 3:10-15
Who Am I?Who Am I?Exodus 3:10-15
A Biblical View of the MinistryA Biblical View of the Ministry1 Corinthians 3:10-17
The Christian’s Defence Against Apostasy - Godly ConvictionThe Christian’s Defence Against Apostasy - Godly Conviction2 Timothy 3:11-15
Do Not Give UpDo Not Give Up2 Thessalonians 3:11-15
Recipes For A God-Honouring ChurchRecipes For A God-Honouring ChurchColossians 3:12
Pressing Toward The MarkPressing Toward The MarkPhilippians 3:12-14
We Need Faithful MenWe Need Faithful MenTitus 3:12-15
Harden Not Your HeartHarden Not Your HeartHebrews 3:12-19
Pressing Toward the MarkPressing Toward the MarkPhilippians 3:13-14
Morning Devotion 2: God’s High Calling for YouMorning Devotion 2: God’s High Calling for YouPhilippians 3:13-14
The Danger Of False WisdomThe Danger Of False WisdomJames 3:13-16
Suffer For Righteousness’ SakeSuffer For Righteousness’ Sake1 Peter 3:13-17
The Responsibilities of Church MembersThe Responsibilities of Church Members1 Timothy 3:14-15
Message 7: Living with CommitmentMessage 7: Living with CommitmentRevelation 3:14-22
What Will Jesus Say to Bethel?What Will Jesus Say to Bethel?Revelation 3:14-22
How to Know the Will of GodHow to Know the Will of GodPhilippians 3:15
Is Church Membership Important?Is Church Membership Important?1 Timothy 3:15
30th Anniversary Thanksgiving Services - Message: Thirty Significant Years30th Anniversary Thanksgiving Services - Message: Thirty Significant YearsMatthew 3:15
Knowing Our Precious BibleKnowing Our Precious Bible2 Timothy 3:15-17
Will God Keep His Promise?Will God Keep His Promise?Galatians 3:15-18
For God So Loved The WorldFor God So Loved The WorldJohn 3:16
Peace Always By All MeansPeace Always By All Means2 Thessalonians 3:16
The Christian’s Defence Against Apostasy - God’s WordThe Christian’s Defence Against Apostasy - God’s Word2 Timothy 3:16-17
Having Peace Always in Every CircumstanceHaving Peace Always in Every Circumstance2 Thessalonians 3:16-18
Who Are You Following?Who Are You Following?Philippians 3:16-19
God’s Message to Israel and EgyptGod’s Message to Israel and EgyptExodus 3:16-22
The Blessing Of Heavenly WisdomThe Blessing Of Heavenly WisdomJames 3:17-18
Jubilation In DesolationJubilation In DesolationHabakkuk 3:17-19
Transformed Into His ImageTransformed Into His Image2 Corinthians 3:18
Why Then Have the Law?Why Then Have the Law?Galatians 3:19-22
God Is AbleGod Is AbleEphesians 3:20-21
Heavenly Or Earthly MindedHeavenly Or Earthly MindedPhilippians 3:20-21; 1 Corinthians 15:50-57
Message 8 – Asking and ReceivingMessage 8 – Asking and Receiving1 John 3:20-24
What the Law Meant to Us?What the Law Meant to Us?Galatians 3:23-29
How Do You Stand Fast?How Do You Stand Fast?Philippians 4:1
Living In Holiness To Please GodLiving In Holiness To Please God1 Thessalonians 4:1-2
A Biblical View of the MinistryA Biblical View of the Ministry1 Corinthians 4:1-2
A Charge to KeepA Charge to Keep2 Timothy 4:1-5
The Danger of ApostasyThe Danger of Apostasy1 Timothy 4:1-5
Dealing With Conflict In The ChurchDealing With Conflict In The ChurchJames 4:1-6
