JIL TORINO

06/09/2026

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04/09/2026

What if the season you’re in isn’t about finding more comfort, but learning to trust the Lord while He grows you?

Comfort can restore you, and you need it. But discipline is what transforms you.

You won’t always feel motivated. Some days, showing up will be the hardest part. But every small choice to stay consistent, even when you don’t feel like it, is shaping the person you’re becoming.

Rest when you need to. Give yourself grace.
But don’t let comfort keep you from becoming who God is calling you to be.

Keep trusting. Your future self will thank you. 🏆✊🏻

01/09/2026

When church is no longer just a simple gathering, but becomes your second family ... 🏡

31/08/2026

It started with a small group of people who simply believed: they gathered, they prayed and they served — trusting the Lord with every step, even when they could not yet see what He was building.

From those early days to where we are today, so much has changed. But more than anything, we remember the One who has been with us THROUGH lT ALL.

We remember the first services, the countless prayers, the sacrifices, the celebrations, and even the difficult seasons that we walked through together.

We remember those who stood at the beginning, those who came along the way, and those who have since gone ahead of us - each one becoming a part of the story we now celebrate.

This is more than 25 years of gathering every week. It is 25 years of lives growing, families being built, and faith being passed from one generation to the next.

To the pioneers who believed before we could see what this would become — thank you.
To everyone who served, prayed, gave, stayed, and believed through the years — thank you.
To every generation that has become part of this story — this celebration belongs to you, too.

25 years later, we can only look back and say: “Look what the Lord has done!”

And the best part of the story is that it’s not over yet.

30/08/2026

27/08/2026

"You are allowed to feel it.
You just don’t have to let it define you."

Here are three comforting facts about Discipline:

1. Discipline means choosing faith over fear.
It’s okay to feel afraid, but it doesn’t have to become our decision. The goal is not to become fearless, but to trust God more than we trust our fear.

2. Discipline means continuing after failure.
It’s okay to fail or feel behind, but remember that your current season isn’t the end of your story. Keep going, God is still working in you!

3. Discipline means pursuing growth, not perfection. Doing your best doesn’t mean settling for mediocrity. Excellence means consistently choosing to grow and faithfully using what God has given you.

Because at the end of the day:
We don’t pursue excellence to prove our worth. We pursue excellence because we want to be faithful with what God has given us.

23/08/2026

Sometimes, it is easy to compare ourselves with others and see them being blessed while we are still waiting for God’s answer.

There are times when we might feel like we have been waiting longer than we should, or when the waiting becomes heavy and leaves us frustrated.

We serve, we pray, and we devote ourselves to God, yet He still says, “Wait,” “Not yet,” or simply doesn’t answer us just yet.
And we may become jealous when we see God answering other people’s prayers.

But obedience isn’t about counting how many times we have been faithful, because obedience that keeps score becomes a transaction. God is calling us to wait even when it feels heavy, annoying, and frustrating, and to allow Him to work within us even when we don’t see what He is doing.

Because in the end, He wants us to remain faithful, to obey, and to serve with love, trusting that everything will work together for the good of those who love Him.

23/08/2026

TITLE: Breakthrough Discipline that Empowers

SCRIPTURES: 2 Timothy 1:7

RATIONALE: Christians must remember that God has graciously given us his Holy Spirit, who make us fearless, works his power in our weakness and gives us self-discipline to live as God's Holy people.