Dear BPCWA worshipper, We praise and thank God for last weekend’s remembrances of Christ’s suffering and victorious resurrection. The death and resurrection of Christ is the great redemption plan of God that we bring to all nations. This is the very highlight of human history, that our Lord Jesus, the Almighty God Incarnate, died to redeem man. It is a true account, not just a stirring story concocted by man.  So, your response will affect you for all eternity. But how your eternity is affected depends not merely on whether you know the Gospel. We know how to tell others that coming to church, knowing the Gospel, wearing a cross, going through Christian activities, and saying that you are saved

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Dear BPCWA worshipper, We considered last week how Christ had to endure physical suffering vicariously on our behalf. Though far exceeding what we have or will ever feel physically, His spiritual sufferings were even more intense and beyond what we can personally know. Christ came in the flesh, but He was sinlessly perfect. All that He suffered was for our sins alone. When we want to yield to our lusts and pride, His sufferings must remind us to hate these sins which caused these unspeakable sufferings on our beloved Saviour. How can we even consider flirting with sin anymore? Just 2 days ago, we commemorated Good Friday. It is a time around the world when faithful Christians gather in churches

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Dear BPCWA worshipper, This Friday, we will commemorate Good Friday. It must be an important occasion for every Christian. At Christmas, we often remember His incarnation – that the Almighty God would take on human flesh to be born into this world. We know, teach, and defend the fact that Christ is 100% God and 100% man. A week ago, we had the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, where we read the familiar passage, “And when he had given thanks, he brake it, and said, Take, eat: this is my body, which is broken for you: this do in remembrance of me” (1Co 11:24). In today’s pastoral, I want us to consider why Christ had to suffer physically. Christ suffered

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Dear BPCWA worshipper, The Social Gospel has infiltrated many movements and churches. It is so prevalent today that it is more unusual to find a church that does not support the Social Gospel than one that does. This pernicious Social Gospel will keep knocking at Bible-Presbyterian Churches’ doors to try to gain an inroad. BPCWA will not be spared. The thinking of the world will be so geared toward this that churches that aren’t actively involved in social work will be considered unloving. Whether BPCWA will be faithful to God’s mission depends on whether we keep ourselves alert and heed God’s warnings about another gospel coming in, or choose to follow the destructive flow. Guilt-tripping BP Churches. The Social Gospel

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