PMCC 4th Watch - Perth Locale, Australia

07/07/2026

07/07/2026

DIVINE WORSHIP & SUNDAY SCHOOL | 5 July 2026

What a truly memorable and historic Sunday for the PMCC (4th Watch) Perth Locale! With hearts full of gratitude, excitement and joy, the brethren gathered for our very first Divine Worship Service in our new hall of worship.

This milestone stands as another testimony of God's faithfulness and miraculous provision for His Church. As we entered this new place of worship, we were reminded that while the location has changed, our purpose remains the same—to glorify God, proclaim His Word, and faithfully serve Him until His return. We look ahead with great expectation, believing that the Lord has even greater things in store for the Perth Locale.

The day began with the viewing of Oras ng Katotohanan by Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol entitled "Peace Amidst Violence." In light of the increasing violence seen around the world, including recent school shootings and stabbings, the message reminded us that genuine peace cannot be found in the world but only in Jesus Christ. No matter how uncertain the times may be, God's people can remain steadfast, knowing that He is our refuge, protector and source of lasting peace.

Our Divine Worship commenced with a spirit-filled Praise and Worship led by Sis. Regina Regala together with the Perth Praise and Worship Team. Elder Kat Gaspar then led the congregation in a heartfelt opening prayer, followed by the Scripture Reading by Bro. Jason Candelaria. Songs of praise were beautifully offered by the Music Ministry, and the Youth and Young Professionals Officers and the Adult Officers, lifting all glory and honour to God.

The Offertory Message was ministered by Elder Abby Valdez with the topic "Godly Thoughts That Lead to Generous Giving" from 1 Chronicles 29:17.

The congregation was encouraged to reflect on their attitude towards giving. Is giving a burden or a privilege? Do we give simply because we feel we have to, or because we genuinely love God? The message reminded us that godly giving begins with godly thinking. When our hearts are aligned with God's heart, we remember that He looks beyond the amount and sees our sincerity. We acknowledge that everything we have belongs to Him, recognise that giving is an act of worship and obedience, and develop generous hearts that willingly support His work.

The highlight of the service was the preaching of God's Word by our Head Minister, Bro. Isaiah Mark Valdez. In line with the PMCC (4th Watch) Adult Month, he expanded on this year's theme, "Fortifying Apostolic Unity," based on Philippians 1:27.

The message reminded the congregation that apostolic unity is not merely achieved through human effort, but through God's supernatural power working within His Church. Just as a fortress must be strengthened against attack, the unity of the Church must continually be fortified. While God's people are eager to carry out His will, the enemy is equally determined to create division. Therefore, we must remain united in faith, doctrine and purpose.

Bro. Mark explained that fortifying apostolic unity involves both the Divine Side and the Human Side.
On the Divine Side, God empowers His Church, as promised in Luke 24:49 and Matthew 10:19–20. His empowering is seen through the power of utterance, the manifestation of signs and wonders, the conversion of souls, the revelation of faith, and the authoritative doctrines that preserve the truth of God's Word.

On the Human Side, God calls for our faithful response. We are to remain committed through faithful watching, always spiritually alert and prepared for Christ's return; faithful service, willingly using our gifts for the edification of the Church; and faithful giving, joyfully supporting God's work with grateful and obedient hearts.

As we worshipped together for the first time in our new hall, we were reminded that God has not simply provided us with a new place to gather—He is leading us into a new season of greater opportunities, deeper unity and continued growth in His work.

May this new hall of worship continue to be a place where lives are transformed, prayers are answered, the Gospel is faithfully preached, and many more souls come to know the saving grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Indeed, our God is faithful, and we look forward with confidence to all that He has prepared for His Church.

To God be all the glory!

✍️ Sis. Meiji C.
📷 Bro. Joel A.

04/07/2026

NEW BEGINNINGS: A DISPLAY OF GOD’S FAITHFULNESS

With hearts overflowing with gratitude, PMCC (4th Watch) Perth gives all praise and honour to our faithful God for blessing us with a new, larger House of Worship. This breakthrough was achieved not by our own strength, but through God’s unfailing love, abundant grace, and perfect provision. Today, we rejoice as we witness another testimony of His enduring goodness.

As the brethren of the Perth Locale gathered in unity to prepare this sanctuary, we were reminded that this is more than just a building. It is a sacred place dedicated to the glory of God, where prayers will rise, the Gospel will be preached, and His holy name will be continually exalted.

We honour the living legacy of our beloved late Goodman of the House, Apostle Arsenio Tan Ferriol. His God-given vision, faithful leadership, and unwavering dedication established a firm foundation of faith that continues to strengthen and bless our church today.

We also express our deepest appreciation to Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol for his vibrant leadership, faithful guidance, and steadfast support in advancing God’s end-time work.

Our heartfelt gratitude goes to our District Coordinator, Presbyter Olivia Liamzon, for her loving support and prayers, as well as to the Australia District Ministers and brethren for their constant intercession.

To our locale leaders, Ptr. Reshen Cara Vallespin Valdez and Bro. Isaiah Mark Valdez, we thank the Lord for your visionary leadership and apostolic unity, which continually drive the advancement of God's work in Perth. Finally, to our Perth brethren, thank you for your relentless faith, unwavering partnership, and constant prayers.

This milestone proves that when God’s people unite in faith, prayer, and love, He provides far more than we could ever ask or imagine.

To God be all the glory!

✍️ Elder Kat G.

30/06/2026

DIVINE WORSHIP | 28 June 2026

With grateful hearts and unwavering faith, the brethren of PMCC (4th Watch) Perth gathered for a truly memorable Divine Worship Service. This Lord's Day marked our final Sunday worship in our current worship hall—a place where countless prayers were offered, lives were transformed, faith was strengthened, and God's faithfulness was experienced time and time again.

While we cherish the precious memories made within these walls, our hearts are filled with even greater excitement as we look forward to the new things God has prepared for His Church. This transition stands as another testimony that our God continues to work miraculously, faithfully leading His people from one season of blessing to another.

The Divine Worship began with an energetic and spirit-filled Praise and Worship led by Elder Kat Gaspar, inviting the congregation into God's presence with joyful hearts. This was followed by a heartfelt opening prayer led by Elder Jose Rico, while the Scripture Reading was ministered by Bro. Jesson Rufo. Songs of praise were then beautifully offered unto the Lord by Bro. Brian and Sis. Ivy Marianito, together with Bro. Jason and Sis. Jasmine Candelaria, glorifying God through their heartfelt worship.

The Offertory Message was delivered by Sis. Rizha Heredea from Genesis 1:28 (AMPC), centered on the theme "Vast Resources in the Service of God and Man." The congregation was reminded that God has richly blessed His people with resources—not merely for personal benefit, but to faithfully serve His Kingdom and become a blessing to others.

The highlight of the service was the preaching of God's Word by our Head Minister, Bro. Isaiah Mark Valdez, entitled "The God of New Things," based on Isaiah 43:18-19. The message reminded the congregation that the God we serve is a God of new beginnings, fresh opportunities, and unprecedented works. While we thank God for His faithfulness in the past, He never intends for His people to become trapped by yesterday's victories.
Instead, He continually calls His Church to move forward by faith, trusting that He is always preparing something greater.

Drawing from Luke 5:37-39, the congregation was reminded that just as new wine requires new wineskins, believers must also develop a renewed mindset that is ready to receive God's fresh work. God's desire is not only to renew His people but also to use them as instruments of restoration, bringing life and hope to those who are spiritually weary and seemingly lifeless.

Three key Hebrew words further enriched the message:
• Z***r — to remember or intentionally recall God's faithfulness.
• Chadash — something new, fresh, or unprecedented, revealing that God continually works in ways beyond human expectation.
• Tsamach — to sprout or bud, illustrating that God's promises unfold in His perfect time and begin to flourish according to His divine purpose.

The congregation was reminded that believing in the God of New Things is more than simply expecting change—it is embracing God's divine mandate to let go of what lies behind and confidently trust Him for what lies ahead.

The message concluded with three practical ways believers can experience the new things God has prepared:
1. Focus on the requirement.
Dethrone the past and step into God's promises with faith (Philippians 3:13-14). While past victories should be remembered with gratitude, they must never become idols that prevent us from embracing God's continuing work (Numbers 21:9; 2 Kings 18:4).
2. Recognise the new things.
Develop spiritual discernment to recognise the fresh movement of God. As reminded in 1 Samuel 16:7, God sees beyond outward appearances, and His people must continually seek spiritual sensitivity to embrace His unprecedented work.
3. Trust God's provision in dry places.
Even when life resembles a wilderness, God is able to create pathways where none seem possible. He remains the God of possibilities, bringing streams into dry places and supplying every need according to His perfect will. In seasons of scarcity, uncertainty, or transition, His provision never fails.

As we concluded this memorable worship service, we did not simply say goodbye to a building—we celebrated God's unwavering faithfulness throughout the years and looked ahead with joyful expectation. The same God who has led us this far is the same God who is leading us into a new season of greater opportunities, greater victories, and greater manifestations of His glory.

Indeed, we serve the God of New Things. May we never become anchored to the past but continually move forward in faith, ready to embrace every new work He has prepared for His people.

To God be all the glory!

✍️ Sis. Meiji C.
📷 Bro. Joel A.

29/06/2026

God alone is worthy to be praised for what He alone had done through us!

28/06/2026

23/06/2026

DIVINE WORSHIP & SUNDAY SCHOOL | 21 June 2026

Another blessed Lord's Day was spent in the presence of God as the brethren of PMCC (4th Watch) Perth gathered for Sunday School and Divine Worship, united in worship and eager to receive His life-changing Word.

The day began with the viewing of the Oras ng Katotohanan by Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol entitled, "Embracing God's Discipline." Through this timely message, the brethren were reminded that God's discipline is not something to fear or resent, but something to embrace.

The Divine Worship Service commenced with a spirit-filled Praise and Worship led by Sis. Meiji Candelaria together with the Perth Praise and Worship Team. Hearts were prepared for worship through the opening prayer led by Sis. Rizha Heredea, followed by the Scripture Reading ministered by Sis. Ivy Marianito. Songs of praise and thanksgiving were then offered unto God by Bro. Sean and Sis. Kristine Escritor and the Adult Sisters, lifting voices in adoration and gratitude to the Lord.

The Offertory Message was delivered by Elder Jose Rico with the topic, "Partners in God's Work," based on Philippians 4:14. The congregation was reminded that every believer has the privilege of becoming a partner in God's ministry through faithful giving, prayer, and support for His work. Just as the early Church shared in the advancement of the Gospel, Christians today are called to participate wholeheartedly in God's mission.

The highlight of the worship service was the preaching of God's Word by our Head Minister, Bro. Isaiah Mark Valdez, entitled "From God's Discipline to Peaceful Fruit of Righteousness," based on Hebrews 12:4-11 (AMP).

The message addressed a question many believers ask during times of hardship and correction: "God, why are You so angry with me?" However, the congregation was reminded that God's discipline is not a result of His anger but an expression of His love. Like a master craftsman carefully chiseling away imperfections to reveal a masterpiece, God lovingly molds and shapes His children through correction, trials, and instruction.

The message emphasized that God's discipline is given to His children. According to John 1:12-13, those who have received Christ and become children of God are recipients of His loving correction. As a caring Father, God disciplines His children not to condemn them, but to lead them into spiritual growth and maturity.

The congregation was also taught how God disciplines His children. One of His primary instruments is His Word. As written in 2 Timothy 3:16, all Scripture is profitable for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness. Through the Word of God, believers are able to recognise sin, acknowledge errors, and receive direction for righteous living. Matthew 4:4 further reminds us that man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God. Therefore, Christians must continually hunger for God's Word and allow it to nourish their souls daily.

The purpose of God's discipline was clearly revealed in Hebrews 12:11. Though discipline may seem painful at the moment, it ultimately produces the peaceful fruit of righteousness in those who are trained by it. God's correction is never meant to destroy His children, but rather to refine their character and draw them closer to His will.

The message concluded with practical ways believers can attain and experience this peaceful fruit of righteousness:
• Submit willingly to the authority of the Father.
• Endure the process of correction with unwavering patience.
• Live uncompromisingly according to God's doctrines and teachings.
• Allow ourselves to be continually trained, corrected, and realigned by the Holy Spirit

May we always remain humble before the Lord, allowing Him to reveal areas that need correction and transformation.
Indeed, this Divine Worship served as a powerful reminder that God's discipline is a manifestation of His love. Though correction may be uncomfortable, it is through His loving guidance that we are shaped into the people He has called us to be and are able to bear the peaceful fruit of righteousness.

To God be all the glory!

✍️ Sis. Meiji C.
📷 Bro. Joel A.