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Peter and the other disciples experienced Christ's ministry first (ie. Luke 5:1-11) before they were commissioned to witness for Him together. We are not only recipients of His grace but also witnesses of it to the world.
The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of Christ promised to His disciples, the Spirit of Glory resting upon the believer, and the Spirit of prophecy and Scripture.
The Holy Spirit was sent to set us apart (sanctifies) for His purpose (mission) and to send us in power.
Living in fellowship means we are willing to be our brother's keeper. This entails not just giving and receiving encouragement, but also a t times receiving correction with love and humility.
Peter faced the challenge of following Jesus and he paid the price together with others (Luke 6:12-16) who were called by God's grace to follow Him.
In this week's message from Pinky Katipunan, we look into the truth that we are God's heirs and that we're part of His family.
In this week's message from Gilbert Folientien, we look into God's word from Colossians and how us, being dead to self and sin, can live our lives with Christ.
In the second week of our series, Michael Manahan helps us look into how we have been circumcised in the flesh, buried in baptism, raised through Christ, and made alive in Christ through the cross.
In this week's message, Ged de Guzman helps us look into Colossians 1, and how God has qualified us, delivered us from darkness, and transferred us to His kingdom. We have been redeemed and forgiven.
This part of Peter's walk with Jesus shows us that Jesus knows our deepest intentions, human limitations, and empty confessions. Yet He lovingly warns us, guides us and restores us. Jesus Christ was set apart as a substitutionary sacrifice for our redemption.
It takes crazy faith to do what is right when doing the right thing might lead to death.
It takes crazy faith to obey the LORD when it seems like you are the only one obeying the LORD.
Jonathan and his armor bearer saw victory through the lens of faith to defeat the Philistines despite the seemingly impossible battle to win. Their confession of confidence and faith in Yahweh's power to bring victory against all odds is a demonstration of an unstoppable faith. Likewise, it takes crazy faith to trust the LORD for victory when the opposition seems unstoppable.
In the final week of our series Set Apart, Rommel Tatoy leads us into the completion of God's redemption story and how God's people now reflect the holiness of God so that He can dwell among us.
This week, we look into how Jesus gives us a new status of holiness that allows us to begin the daily process of becoming holy.
God's holiness is deadly to sinful humanity, and there must be some way to enable people to have a relationship with him.
God's holiness is deadly to sinful humanity, and there must be some way to enable people to have a relationship with Him.
Our first parents' sinful choice to disobey God renders the human race unholy, and God re-veals his solution for our problem.
Our understanding of personal holiness is grounded in the holiness of God. We worship him in the beauty of his holiness.
When we embrace the call to gather together, to come together, and do the mission together, there will always be relational challenges, tensions, and differences, yet the author of Hebrews encourages us to not give up meeting and do the mission together.
Acts 2 starts and ends with the disciples coming together. This week, we highlight God's design and call for the Church to embodied gathering. When believers gathered together, they witnessed miracles.
We believe in one holy, universal, and apostolic Church, the body of Christ of which Jesus is the head. As God's holy people on mission, the visible Church is expressed in gathered communities where believers assemble to pray, worship, hear God's word, receive the sacraments, and fellowship with one another. Through the ministry of His Spirit, faithful disciples, and biblically qualified leaders, Christ builds and grows His Church.
We believe in God the Holy Spirit, giver and renewer of life, sent to guarantee our promised future. The Spirit convicts concerning sin, enlightens to the truth, awakens to repentance and faith, regenerates sinners, and unites believers to Christ, making them partakers of the divine nature. By the Spirit's indwelling, Christians enjoy God's presence and fellowship. By being filled with the Holy Spirit, Christians are divinely empowered for witness and ministry. As they bear the fruit of the Spirit and exercise spiritual gifts, believers edify the Church and bear witness to God's kingdom.
We believe the Gospel is the good news that God became man in Jesus Christ to reconcile lost people to Himself. He lived a perfect, sinless life on our behalf and died on the cross for our sins. He was buried, and on the third day rose from the dead, securing our redemption forever. Having triumphed over Satan and the forces of darkness, He ascended into heaven as Lord of all. Everyone who repents and believes in Him receives forgiveness of sins and eternal life.
We believe in Jesus Christ, the eternal Son of God, incarnated for our redemption, born of the virgin Mary, fully God and fully man, one person in two natures. As our substitute, He lived a sinless life and willingly gave Himself as a propitiatory and reconciling sacrifice for our sins on the cross. He died, was buried, rose bodily on the third day, ascended into heaven, and sits at the right hand of God the Father as the only mediator between God and humanity. One day He will return again to judge the living and the dead.
We believe God created all things, visible and invisible, out of nothing, and all very good. He sovereignly sustains and governs creation for His glory and the benefit of His creatures. God created humans in His image, male and female, to know, love, and glorify him in covenant relationship and to serve as stewards of the earth. The first man, Adam, sinned against God, resulting in alienation, death, guilt, shame, and a curse upon the earth. Separated from God and subject to His judgment, all humans have inherited a sinful nature from which they cannot save themselves.
READ: 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 (Romans 6:15-23; Ephesians 2:1-10; John 3:16; 1 Corinthians 15)
In this week's message, we will look into the Holy Trinity. As our Statement of Faith says, "We believe the Gospel is the good news that God became man in Jesus Christ to reconcile lost people to Himself. He lived a perfect, sinless life on our behalf and died on the cross for our sins. He was buried, and on the third day rose from the dead, securing our redemption forever. Having triumphed over Satan and the forces of darkness, He ascended into heaven as Lord of all. Everyone who repents and believes in Him receives forgiveness of sins and eternal life."
In the final week of our week series Dead Ends to Doorways, Maj Mañalac helps us look into God's sovereignty in fulfilling His mission of reaching the nations by “scattering His people.”
In this week's message from Pinky Katipunan, we will look into God's sovereignty to fulfill His mission of reaching the nations by "sending His people."
Read: Acts 1:1-8
In the final week of our series The Road Out, we will look into the miraculous crossing of the Red Sea that signified Israel's cutting off from a lifestyle of slavery to a life set free by God through Rommel's message.
In this final plague, God demonstrated that He is supreme over Pharaoh, whose lineage was considered divine. The Passover points us to God alone as our salvation and to Jesus Christ our Savior.
In this week's message from Ado, let us look into how the LORD demonstrated His power over Egypt's animal headed gods—Kephri and Hathor, their god of healing; Isis; and the nature gods of Egypt, Nut, Seth, and Ra. In these plagues, God delineated His people in Goshen from the rest of Egypt showing his grace upon His people, mercy upon those who heeded his warnings, and judgment upon the hardhearted.
In this week's message from Aldwyn, we can explore how God demonstrated power over the gods of the Nile river (Hapi, Heket & Geb)—representing life and fertility in Egypt and over the human powers who tried to replicate the miracles but eventually unable to keep up with God.
The Lord revealed to Moses the purpose of the plagues: to deliver His people from slavery, to fulfill His promise to Abraham, and to show that He alone is God. This week, let's look into God's word in Exodus through Cleve's message.
It takes both generations to shape and influence the world so that it becomes what God intended. God imparts a double blessing on the next generation's life and ministry.
This is what we look into in the final week of Burn Brighter as Rommel looks into 2 Kings 2:1-25.
In a world where bad news from the past and present abounds, we show up and respond with a different spirit that is full of faith and obedience. When we respond in faith and obedience, we choose God's blessings that will last for generations.
Jesus delivered a demon-possessed man who has been oppressed for a long time (v.27). After his deliverance, he went back to his town, restored back to his hometown and became a herald of the Gospel. Oppression comes in many ways. It may be religious, social, economic or political. Jesus dominated and defeated them the work of the demon; proclaiming that He is the Lord of all creation, whether the physical world or the spiritual world. Jesus is able miraculously deliver us from our oppressors and restore us back to our identity and introduce new ways of living for Him. Our identity belongs to Him.
Jesus calming the storm exposes the human heart’s predisposition to fear and be anxious in events that are beyond our control. Storms in the sea are normal events in a fisherman’s life. However, they were caught in a tempestuous one that they couldn’t handle. Jesus calmed the storm and brought peace to their hearts.
This miracle highlighted Jesus’ lordship over the wind. This miracle showed Jesus’ lordship over matters that are beyond our control. The storm was just an event to demonstrate that truth. Fear and anxiety are realities that people face today. Jesus’ ability to deliver us from these uncontrollable events lead us to have peace in our hearts and confidence in Him as the Lord of our lives because He Himself is our peace.
In some of Jesus' miracles, He does it to show His divinity and purpose of being the Messiah. In Luke 7:11-17, Luke was intentional in highlighting that compassion to bring comfort was Jesus' prime motivation for the miracle. Jesus expressed His compassion and desire to comfort the widow by raising the son from the dead. This miracle shows the extent that Jesus goes to show His compassion for us.
Jesus supernaturally restored the dead son back to his life. He restored the joy of the widow and the community. The community feared God glorified God as a result of this miracle. God has visited his people (Luke 7:16) in order to bring about the fulfillment of the promises He has made to them. In Jesus the town of Nain, he has inaugurated the kingdom of God.
This miracle points to Jesus' heart and compassion for those who are afflicted. More than the physical healing that Jesus provided for the leper, He touched Him and responded to Him with compassion. Many times in Scripture we see that God responding to physical healing leads to spiritual healing (Matthew 9:1-8; Mark 2:1-12; Luke 5:17). In this case, Jesus even restored the leper, relationally. He restored the leper's social status by healing him and commanding him to declare himself healed among the priests as a custom for healed lepers. We sense Jesus' heart to heal and restore us holistically.
Jesus demonstrates His omniscience and lordship over the sea; defying the natural laws of the sea and instantaneously providing a large number of fish for their catch. This miracle did not only provide for the personal needs of the fishermen but also opened an opportunity to be Jesus’ first disciples; to serve Him for the rest of their lives. We should believe in Jesus’ ability to miraculously provide for us today. His provision comes with a greater purpose of drawing us closer to Him and enable us together to serve Him fully; catch men and draw people closer to Him.
As we begin our new series Even in the Impossible, let us look into how Jesus set the beginning phase of His ministry by performing miracles to heal many. The healing of Peter’s mother-in-law brought the community’s attention to Jesus as the miracle worker; one who heals and delivers people from demonic oppression. The community’s identification of Jesus as a miracle-worker, applies for us today. He is God and He is faithful to let us experience His supernatural power in our time of need. We can believe God for miracles for our personal situations and trust the Holy Spirit’s to do wonders as we minister to others. It is worthy to note that Luke was a doctor and as one that is empirically driven by data and facts, he penned supernatural events that took place concerning Jesus’ miracles.
In this week's message from John Webb, we'll study God's word in the Book of Acts when Paul preached for two years in the lecture hall of Tyrannus and all in the province of Asia heard the word of the Lord. Extraordinary miracles were being done by the hands of Paul during this time. As a result, “So the word of the Lord continued to increase and prevail mightily” (Acts 19:20)—among the Gentiles.
In this week's message, Dave Ward leads us to a study of God's miracle on the road to Damascus when Saul saw a vision, and Jesus Himself spoke to Him. Ananias prayed for him and he was healed from blindness, and he began preaching the word immediately after. (Result: Acts 9:31, "The church throughout Judea, Galilee and Samaria had peace")
In this week's message, Noel Landicho walks us through Acts 5 when the apostles were persecuted as they preached the word of the Lord and were even imprisoned. But an angel set them free and they were back to preaching the following day!
In the first week of our new series From the Upper Room, Pinky Katipunan helps us study God's word in Acts 2 when the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples in the Upper Room, and they began proclaiming the mighty works of God in various languages. Peter preached the word and about 3,000 were added to their number that day.
As God's image bearers, He gave us the ability to be creative and to create so that we can always point creation to Him. This is why even amidst adversity, Paul can still sing songs of praise and lead others to God.
However beautiful our words. music, and singing may be, the ultimate focus of the songs we sing is who God is, period. Take Him out of the picture and our songs and praises will lose their meaning.
There are a lot of ways we can live a life of service, yet a life of service apart from the glory of God is no life at all. God showered each of us unmerited gifts through our skills, talents, and abilities. However, we will only find their use and purpose when we use them in service of God alone. This week, we will study this reality in the life of Joshua through Aldwyn Licud's message.
This week, Pinky Katipunan studies 1 Chronicles with us for our new series on worship, For Who He Is. We know that, as we continue to obey God and sacrificially give to others for His glory and for the advancement of the Gospel, He will also sustain us so we will have the ability to live victorious lives and thrive in the places He has called us to.
To cap off our series Seedtime and Harvest, we will look into the life of Isaac, and on the truth that God’s Word is the powerful seed we plant in our hearts and finance is the seed we plant in the place of God’s will in faith.
In this week's message, Noel Landicho leads us in our study of Noah's life in the Book of Genesis. Right after the world is destroyed and they have to start all over again, God gives seed to Noah. In the worst of times, our rescue is in the seed.
This week, let us talk about the fact that right from Creation, in the best of times, God gave seed to man in this message from Ado Bernardo.
Miraculous events that happened at the tomb of Jesus: the great earthquake, an angel appeared and rolled the stone, and the resurrected Jesus appeared.
The resurrection of Christ is a miraculous event that revealed Jesus as greater than death, worthy of worship, and worth proclaiming to the whole world.
Miraculous events that happened: three hours of darkness, curtain torn from top to bottom, earth shook, the rocks split, tombs broke open and the bodies of many holy people who had died were raised to life.
The death of Jesus Christ is a miraculous event that revealed Him as the Son of God, the wisdom of God, and the power of God disarming rulers and authorities in triumph. (1 Corinthians 1:22-25; Col 2:13-15)
For the final installment of our series Designed for Relationships, let us look into the Gospel of Luke to see how we can also lead others to Christ.
On the third episode of our series Designed for Relationships, John Webb encourages us in our relationship with our brothers and sisters in Christ from the Gospel of Mark.
This week, let's talk about the intricacies of following Jesus by studying God's word from the Gospel of John 6:53-71. Pinky Katipunan helps us understand the dynamics of following Jesus—with all its complications and questions—yet at the end have a realization of who Jesus is to us.
As we begin our new series Designed for Relationships, Noel Landicho show us a biblical example of the inner workings of the relationship of the three persons within the Godhead from Matthew 3:13-17. This would lead to our understanding of what relational discipleship is about.
As we open our Christmas series, Ado Bernardo encourages us with a word from the Gospel of John and how God revealed Himself in the person of Jesus. In the Old Testament, God showed Himself in the flesh in various Christophanies. Experiencing God in the flesh was a rare experience in the Old Testament. It was something to be feared and may even entail a person dying by being in the presence of God.
Christmas reminds us that Jesus, who is uncreated, second person of the Trinity, and fully God, stepped in our world to be with us and be like us. God pitched His tent with us or “tabernacled” with us, so that we may be redeemed and be called children of God.
In the final week of our finance series Think Outside the Bucks, Fer Cunanan encourages us with The Parable of the Shrewd Manager and how we canleverage our wealth for kingdom cause and impact.
Is financial freedom the end goal of people? In this week's message, Noel Landicho encourages us through Jesus' example that there is more to life than financial freedom.
In this week's message from Cleve de la Calzada, we will study Luke 12:13-21, The Parable of the Rich Fool, and how our perspective about wealth shows our understanding of who God is in our lives.
The Word of the Lord is always the truth no matter the circumstance, no matter the time, and no matter the challenge. This week, let's reflect on Psalm 119:137-44 as Rommel Tatoy encourages us to always choose the Word of God.
In the final installment of our series Every Tribe, Every Nation, Rico Ricafort, our cross-cultural missionary to the nation of Panama, encourages us in these passages from Psalm 102 about how the Lord sets free the prisoners and those who are doomed to die; as such, the closing of history will see all nations worshiping God.
In this week's message from Michael Paderes, we reflect on Psalm 65:5-8 and how the greatest need of all peoples and cultures is the hope that we have in the God of our salvation. This hope is revealed in the Gospel.
God's word is not just meant to be thought of, read, or understood. In his word for us this week, Juray Mora encourages us to speak what we have read and understood to the people around us.
Join us as we study Psalm 119 and reflect on how we can walk in God's word in this message from Aldwyn Licud.
Rommel Tatoy encourages us to continue preaching the Gospel to and reaching the next generation.
In this message, we will reflect on God's love for His children through the Parable of the Prodigal Son.
By gathering frequently just like the early church, we are to be devoted to the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer.
The church, which Jesus is building, is the gathering of the called out ones. The church is a people who have the same foundation in the Lord Jesus Christ
We are going back to our Stable and Sure series where we look into Jesus as our Cornerstone.
In the last week of our series As for Me and My House, Jam Capistrano encourages us to lead our families to spread the Gospel through the story of Lois, Eunice, and Timothy.
On our second week of As for Me and My House, Rommel encourages fathers and families to live lives that honor God.
Join us as we begin our new series entitled As for Me and My House, where we will study the stories of families from the Bible that God used for His kingdom purpose. As we live out God's plans for us, may this be the cry of our hearts: as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.
How can we rebuild the nation together? Listen to Jam Capistrano's word based on the Book of Haggai.
In this week's episode of Stable & Sure, Ferdie Cabiling encourages us with a message based on the Gospel of Mark.
In this week's episode of Abide, Aldwyn Licud encourages us with a message based on the Gospel of John.
In this week's episode of Abide, Cleve de la Calzada encourages us with a message based on the Gospel of John.
In this week's episode of Abide, Jam Capistrano encourages us with a message based on the Gospel of John.
In this week's episode of Abide, Mike Manahan encourages us with a message based on the Gospel of John.
In this week's episode of Abide, Glenn Quizon encourages us with a message based on the Gospel of John.
Join us as we begin a new series entitled Abide with a message from the Gospel of John from Noel Landicho.
Happy new year, Victory Ortigas family! Here's an encouraging and hopeful message to start your 2022 from Aldwyn Licud.
As we end our Christmas series A Reason to Celebrate, Juray Mora encourages us to continue trusting God.
In this week's installment of A Reason to Celebrate, Pinky Katipunan encourages us to continually put our trust in the kingdom and rule of Jesus Christ from God's word in the Book of Isaiah.
Jesus is the Light of the world. This is why we always have a reason to celebrate. Listen to Jam Capistrano's full message on our light and hope.
Merry Christmas! Join us as we begin our Christmas series, A Reason to Celebrate, this week with Noel Landicho's message on the promise that comes with the name Immanuel.
How do we choose our leaders? Listen to the second part of our Election 2022 series Counter-Culture? in this message from Ferdie Cabiling.
Listen to the first part of our Election 2022 series called Counter-Culture? in this message from Ged de Guzman.
Jam Capistrano encourages us with a word from the Book of Isaiah on the fifth week of our series Nearness.
This week, Pinky Katipunan encourages us to continue looking to God’s finished work on the Cross and His plan of restoration amidst our pain and losses.
On the third week of our series Nearness, let us listen to Glenn Quizon's message on how we can practice a lifestyle of listening to God’s voice.
This week, Aldwyn Licud shares a message of hope to us on the courage of our covenant-keeping God.
Mike Manahan kicks off our new series Nearness with a powerful message on finding comfort in the faithfulness and the promises of God.
Rico Ricafort wraps up the final week of our missions series Light for the Nations with a powerful message on why the world needs to hear the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Michael Paderes opens our series on the Book of Isaiah, Light for the Nations, with an encouraging message on sharing the message of Jesus Christ to every nation.
Why do we have hope in Jesus? This week, Juray Mora encourages us with a word from God based on 1st Peter.
Pinky Katipunan wraps up our Future Hope series with a powerful message on building each other up as we wait for Jesus' second coming.
Ferdie Cabiling encourages us with a message from the Book of First Thessalonians on the third part of our series Future Hope.
On the third week of our series Future Hope, Noel Landicho encourages us with a message about the hope we can find in Christ's coming even amidst our sufferings and afflictions.
Glenn Quizon delivers a message from the Book of Second Thessalonians about living as a community in the light of Jesus' coming.
Cleve de la Calzada kicks off our new series Future Hope with a message from 1 Thessalonians on how we can look to the future with hope.
Ged de Guzman wraps up our series Generation We with a message reflecting on what we need in order to leave a godly legacy to the next generation.
Mike Manahan kicks off our series Generation We with a message on God's strength and grace for all generations, based on the Book of Isaiah.
Pinky Katipunan wraps up our series on the Book of Deuteronomy, with an encouragement to bless others and bless the nations.
Noel Landicho gives us an encouragement from the Book of Deuteronomy on the third week of our series The Ability to Produce Wealth.
On the second week of The Ability to Produce Wealth, Aldwyn Licud delivers a message on God's charge for us to remember.
Glenn Quizon opens our new series on the Book of Deuteronomy, called "The Ability to Produce Wealth."
Listen to Mike Manahan as he reflects on God's encouragement for us in the workplace in the final week of our series "Life Together."
Noel Landicho reflects on Ephesians 6:1-4 for the relationships between parents and children.
Ferdie Cabiling kicks off our series on the Book of Ephesians, "Life Together," about how the relationship between husband and wife reflects God's covenant with his people.
Let us listen to a message from Glenn Quizon, based on the Book of Joshua, about choosing to serve God.
Join us as we listen to Pinky Katipunan's message on living a Spirit-empowered life, based on the Book of Isaiah.
Let us listen to Rico Ricafort's preaching from the Book of Isaiah, as we continue to reflect on God's attributes in our series Trust Worthy.
We're continuing our series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with a message on God's Passion from Ged de Guzman.
We're continuing our series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with a message from Mike Manahan
We're continuing our series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with Pinky Katipunan's message on God's Passion.
We are continuing our series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with Pastor Cleve.
We're continuing our series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with Pastor Glenn Quizon's message on God's Passion, God’s Jealousy.
We are continuing our series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with Pastor Mike's message on God's Salvation.
We're continuing our series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with Noel Landicho's message on the Covenant-Keeping God.
We are continuing our series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with Bishop Ferdie.
We're continuing our series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with Owie Tolentino's message on God's Salvation.
We're starting our new series on the Book of Isaiah, entitled "Trust Worthy," with Glenn Quizon's message on God's faithfulness to His covenant.
Listen to Juray Mora's message from the Book of Isaiah on how we can be God's salt and light in this world today.
Noel Landicho encourages us with a message from the Book of Isaiah on how we can be God's salt and light in the present day.
Ferdie Cabiling shares the three descriptions of the reign of the King of Peace, based on the Book of Isaiah.
Noel Landicho delivers a powerful message based on the Book of Isaiah for the second week of our series "Salt and Light."
Mike Manahan kicks off our series on God's redemption plan for His people, entitled "Salt and Light."
Why should we have a "next generation" mindset? Jam Capistrano delivers a message on the power of the Gospel to unite generations.
How and why can we rejoice in all circumstances? Join us this afternoon as Ged de Guzman encourages us with a message from the Book of Philippians on the final week of our series, Joy Full.
May we learn to enjoy fully a vibrant relationship with Christ through the gospel by increasing our pursuit of Him.
Let us listen to a message from Rico Ricafort, based on Paul's letter to the Philippians as we open our new series, Joy Full.
Pinky Katipunan delivers an encouraging message, based on the Book of Philippians, on the second week of our series Joy Full.
Why is our God awesome? Why does He deserve our praise and worship? Jam Capistrano wraps up our Awesome God series with a message on God's faithfulness and grace based on Genesis 35.
Mike Manahan delivers a message on living and worshiping God sacrificially because of how He provides for our daily needs and how He provided for our greatest need.
Let's listen to Aldwyn Licud's message on the ultimate provision to our greatest need of redemption.
Mike Manahan delivers a message of encouragement based on Hagar's life from the Book of Genesis.
Aldwyn Licud delivers a message on how trusting and obeying God allows us to be in a place where we can experience His compassion.
Owie Tolentino delivers a message of hope from the Book of Genesis on the third week of our series, Awesome God.
Mike Manahan delivers a message of God’s goodness and peace based on the life of Gideon.
Jam Capistrano delivers a message of of God’s goodness and peace from the book of Judges.
Noel Landicho kicks off our new series, Awesome God, with a message from Moses' encounter with God through the Burning Bush.
May we have a deeper understanding of God's covenantal attributes as revealed through His Names, leading to worship, holiness, and mission. Ferdie Cabiling kicks off our new series, Awesome God.
Join us as we listen to Rico Ricafort deliver a message of hope to us, based on the Book of Second Corinthians, on God's sufficient, available, and powerful grace.
We finish 2020 strong because of God's grace. We march on to 2021 getting to know our Awesome God. Let us listen to Pinky Katipunan as she delivers a yearend message of hope to us, based on the Book of Second Corinthians.
How can we say amazing grace with all of the stuff happening around us? Listen to Owie Tolentino deliver a yearend message for us as we end 2020.
How can we continue worshiping God this Christmas despite the circumstances? Mike Manahan's message, based on the Gospel of Matthew, ends our Christmas series, "Just in Time."
Amidst a dark time in history, why can we still continue hoping in Jesus Christ? Let us listen to a message of hope, based on the Gospel of John, from Mike Manahan.
Aldwyn Licud encourages us to understand that, more than a baby in a manger, Jesus is Lord—Creator and pre-eminent—and the source of all life and light for us in these troubled times.
Glenn Quizon encourages us to live in the light of Christ with a Christmas message from the Gospel of John.
Do we still have the ability to believe that nothing is impossible with God? Mike Manahan delivers an encouraging message, based on the Gospel of Luke, that reminds us why we can continue to respond in faith and hope amidst difficult times as we look to Christ and His birth.
Join us as we listen to a message of hope from Pastor Rico Ricafort based on the Gospel of John.
May we understand that, more than a baby in a manger, Jesus is Lord-Creator and pre-eminent—and the source of all life and light for us in these troubled times.
Who is the Christ? Let us listen to Glenn Quizon's message from the Gospel of John for the second week of our Christmas series, In Time.
How can we continue to trust God when we feel like we've lost opportunities and missed our chances? Ged de Guzman delivers a message of hope from the Gospel of Luke as we begin our Christmas series, "Just in Time."
We're starting our Christmas series titled "In Time" with Mike Manahan's message from the Gospel of John.
We are starting our Christmas series, "In Time," with Noel Landicho's message from the Gospel of John.
Cleve de la Calzada kicks off our Christmas series with a message from the Gospel of John.
How do we steward God's provisions for us wisely? Join us as Mike Manahan delivers a message of encouragement for us from the Book of Proverbs.
Rico Ricafort encourages us with a message on sacrificial giving from the Gospel of Mark.
Pinky Katipunan encourages us with a message from the Gospel of Mark on the demonstration of our faith.
When is less more? Listen to Owie Tolentino as he delivers an encouraging message from the Gospel of Mark on sacrificial giving.
What is God's purpose for the bodies He has given us? How do we honor Him through it? Ged de Guzman delivers an encouraging message from the Book of Corinthians.
Join us as we listen to an encouraging message from Pastor Noel Landicho, reflecting on Proverbs 3:9-10.
How will we know when we're honoring or dishonoring our God? Mike Manahan delivers a message on how we can honor God from the Book of Mark.
How can we honor God with our giving? Rico Ricafort encourages us with a message from the Book of Genesis.
Giving and our finances are actually a matter of the heart. We don't do it because we have to, but it is always on the basis of God's graciousness and faithfulness to us. Pinky Katipunan delivers an encouraging message to us from the Book of Genesis.
Why should we give our best to God? Ferdie Cabiling delivers an encouraging message from the Book of Genesis.
Our offering, our worship. Glenn Quizon gives an encouraging message from the Book of Genesis.
Why is God the greatest of all time (G.O.A.T.)? How do we respond to His greatness? Join Ged de Guzman as he delivers a hopeful message that magnifies the life-changing greatness and power of our God.
What does it mean to be united in and by the gospel? Join Mike Manahan as he encourages us to put the gospel at the center of our relationships in his message from the book of Romans 16.
Let us learn how our God of endurance, encouragement, hope, and peace has established and enabled us to proclaim Christ’s gospel until the end as Ferdie Cabiling delivers a message of encouragement from Romans 16.
How is the gospel expressed when we greet each other in the Lord? Cleve de la Calzada delivers a message of encouragement from Romans 16.
How does God's grace overcome our sins? How do we respond to it? Mike Manahan delivers a message on the power of God's redemption and the role it plays in our daily lives.
How do we live according to the word of God? Rico Ricafort delivers a message of encouragement from the Book of Romans.
Why are we commanded to welcome everyone? Jam Capistrano delivers a message of encouragement from the Book of Romans.
Glenn Quizon delivers three admonitions and obligations for us, Christians, in this message from the word of God in Romans chapters 14 and 15.
How do we recognize God's generosity in times of testing? In this message, Ged de Guzman encourages us to look to God and be a conduit of His generosity towards His people, as we reflect on His word in Psalm 65:1-13.
If God is good, why is there evil in this world? In this message, Mike Manahan explains how we can experience God's goodness in times of trouble and, ultimately, find our salvation in Him.
Join us as Juray Mora delivers an encouraging message on how we can love our brothers and sisters and make the gospel known.
How do we renew our minds to attain godly relationships? Join us as Noel Landicho shares a message on Romans 12:9-21.
As disciples of Christ, we are called to show genuine love towards our neighbors. Join us as Glenn Quizon delivers an encouraging message on how we can love our brothers and sisters and make the gospel known.
In this difficult season, why do we need to focus on our glorious Father? Join us as Mike Manahan highlights God's glory in his message tonight, reflecting on God's word in Psalm 8.
How do we respond to the gospel and live it out? Join us as Noel Landicho shares a message on God's word in Romans 12.
How can we respond to and live out the gospel? Join us as Glenn Quizon shares a message on the gifts of grace, while pondering on God's word in Romans 12.
Mike Manahan delivers a message on the Gospel's fulfillment, while we ponder on God's word in Romans 15.
Tune in as Rico Ricafort delivers a powerful message on accomplishing the mission of preaching the Gospel, while we ponder on God's word in Romans 15.
Why do we need to tell the world about who God is? Why were we commanded to equip God's followers? Mike Manahan shares a message on the WHO of the mission to encourage Christ's followers to continue sharing the gospel to a world that needs to hear it.
Michael Paderes delivers a powerful message on the power of the gospel for our salvation, as we ponder on God's word in Romans 10.
Tune in to Rico Ricafort's message on the sovereignty of God, as we go through His word in Romans 9 together.
Was God able to fulfill His promises to the Israelites? Is His word still true to this day? Noel Landicho delivers a powerful message on God's faithfulness and grace, as we ponder on Romans 9.
If God is sovereign, does it matter what I do? Tune in to Ferdie Cabiling's message on our rightful response to God's sovereignty as we ponder on chapters 9, 10, and 11 of the book of Romans.
Is God unjust? Tune in to Glenn Quizon's message on the sovereignty of God, as we ponder on His word in Romans 9.
Why can we depend on God's love and grace? Tune in to Noel Landicho's message as, together, we reflect on God's word in Romans 8.
How persuaded are you that God is for you? How convinced are you of His love? Tune in to Glenn Quizon's message on Romans 8 and the security we have in Christ.
How could two individuals so flawed still manage to fulfill God’s purpose for their lives? Tune in to Pinky Katipunan's message on the lives and relationship of David and Solomon and what we can learn from them.
How can we stay united in the same mission regardless of the difference in generation? Tune in to Aldwyn Licud’s message about how God accomplishes His plans in and through all generations.
Why are multi-generational relationships important to the Church and to God? Listen to Ged de Guzman's message on the lives of David and Solomon, and how they worked together for God's plan for His kingdom.
How can God restore relationships among generations? Listen to CJ Nunag's message about how God restores His people for His purpose.
How can we set up the next generation to succeed for God's purpose for them? Tune in to Owie Toletino's message about working together with the next generation for the plans of God.