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24/08/2026

🎶 You are good
🎶 Araw araw
🎶 Diyos Ka sa amin
🎶 Dakila Ka
🎶 How great is our God (bridge)

Rooted in Christ, Fruitful in LifeText: John 15:1–5Jesus said, “I am the true vine, and you are the branches.” Our abili...
24/08/2026

Rooted in Christ, Fruitful in Life
Text: John 15:1–5

Jesus said, “I am the true vine, and you are the branches.” Our ability to live a fruitful Christian life begins with where we are rooted. We cannot produce lasting fruit apart from Christ because He is the source of our life.

How can we remain rooted in Christ and become fruitful in life?
1. Recognize Christ as the only source of life
📖 John 15:1–3
Jesus is the true vine, and we are the branches. Our life, strength, and ability to bear fruit come from remaining connected to Him.

2. Remain constantly connected to Christ
📖 John 15:4
Jesus commands us to “Abide in Me.”
To abide means to remain, continue, dwell, and depend upon Christ daily. This connection is maintained through:
- 🙏 Prayer
- 📖 Studying God's Word
- 🙌 Worship
- ❤️ Obedience
- 🤝 Fellowship with God's people
Psalm 1:1–2 reminds us that the blessed person delights in God's Word and meditates on it day and night.

3. Bear fruit that glorifies God
📖 John 15:5
Jesus said, “Apart from Me you can do nothing.”
Fruitfulness is evidence of a healthy Christian life. When we remain connected to Christ, our lives should increasingly reflect Him and bring glory to God.

Let us remain deeply rooted in Him through prayer, God's Word, worship, obedience, and fellowship, trusting that as we abide in Christ, our lives will bear fruit that glorifies God.

Life & Lessons from Luke 📖Youth ServiceAugust 16, 2026The Gospel of Luke gives us a beautiful picture of Jesus as our Sa...
24/08/2026

Life & Lessons from Luke 📖
Youth Service
August 16, 2026

The Gospel of Luke gives us a beautiful picture of Jesus as our Savior, full of compassion and without favoritism. Through careful investigation and faithful recording, Luke shows us not only what Jesus did, but also His heart for people, especially the poor, marginalized, outcasts, and those in need.

Luke's life and ministry remind us that following Christ is not simply about knowing the truth. It is about living the truth with faithfulness, compassion, and purpose.

Lessons from Luke's Life and Ministry
1. Use your talents to serve God
- Luke was an investigative historian, carefully researching and compiling eyewitness accounts to provide an orderly and accurate record of Jesus' life and ministry.
- His gifts and abilities became tools for God's Kingdom.

2. Be faithful to your friends, even in difficult times
- Luke was a loyal friend and ministry partner of Paul.
📖 1 Timothy 4:11 highlights Luke's presence and faithfulness during Paul's ministry.

3. Seek truth carefully before speaking or writing
- Luke carefully investigated the accounts surrounding Jesus' ministry and recorded them accurately.
- His example challenges us to be careful with what we believe, say, and share.

4. Share the Gospel accurately and compassionately
- Luke's writings emphasize God's salvation for all people, Jews and Gentiles, while highlighting Jesus' compassion toward those who were often overlooked by society.
📖 Luke 6:36
"Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful."

5. Remember that God's Kingdom is for everyone
- Luke's writings continue into Acts, recording the ascension of Jesus, the coming of the Holy Spirit, the birth and growth of the early Church, Paul's missionary journeys, and the spread of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire.

This reminds us that God's mission extends beyond our own circles and backgrounds.

As followers of Christ, we are challenged to:
✓ Use our talents to serve God.
✓ Remain faithful to friends, even in difficult times.
✓ Seek truth carefully before speaking or sharing.
✓ Share the Gospel accurately and compassionately.
✓ Remember that God's salvation and Kingdom are for everyone, regardless of background.

May we live with the same heart reflected in Luke's Gospel: faithful in service, careful with truth, compassionate toward others, and committed to making Christ known. ❤️📖

20/08/2026

🎶 Been So Good
© Elevation Worship

18/08/2026

🎶 Aawit, Sasayaw
🎶 Ang Pag-ibig Mo
🎶 Diyos Ka Sa Amin

Last Sunday, the kids were reminded to:Stop and listen to God. Slow and make time for God. Go God's way everyday.
17/08/2026

Last Sunday, the kids were reminded to:
Stop and listen to God.
Slow and make time for God.
Go God's way everyday.

Dig Deep, Build Strong, Live WellText: Matthew 7:24–27A healthy and enduring life is not built merely by hearing God's W...
17/08/2026

Dig Deep, Build Strong, Live Well
Text: Matthew 7:24–27

A healthy and enduring life is not built merely by hearing God's Word. It is built by digging deep into His Word, building our lives upon Christ, and faithfully obeying Him every day.

The question is not whether storms will come, but whether our foundation will stand when they do.

How can we build a healthy and enduring life that stands firm through every storm?

1. Dig Deep into God's Word
A strong foundation requires effort beneath the surface. We must develop a teachable heart through Bible reading, prayer, and meditation.
📖 Psalm 119:105
"Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path."
We do not simply hear God's Word. We allow it to transform us and shape the way we live.

2. Build Your Life on Christ Through Obedience
Jesus describes the wise person as one who not only hears His words but puts them into practice.

Our foundation must be built on:
- Unshakeable faith in God
- Unshakeable love for God and His people
- Daily obedience to God's Word

A strong Christian life is not measured by how much we know, but by how faithfully we live out what God has taught us.

3. Live Well by Trusting God Through Life's Storms
- The rain falls, the floods rise, and the winds blow, but the house built on the rock does not collapse.
- Life will bring storms, but those rooted in Christ may bend without breaking.

📖 Psalm 119:165
"Great peace have those who love Your law, and nothing can make them stumble."

The goal is not to avoid every storm. It is to have a foundation strong enough to stand through the storm.

4. Reject a Shallow Foundation
Jesus warns about building on sand. A shallow foundation may look fine when the weather is calm, but it cannot withstand the storm.

📖 Psalm 127:1
"Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain."

We cannot build a strong and enduring life on temporary things, appearances, or our own strength. Christ must be our foundation.

Let us dig deep into God's Word, build our lives on Christ through obedience, trust Him through every storm, and reject every shallow foundation.

May our lives be firmly rooted in Christ so that when the storms come, we will stand. 🙏

14/08/2026

🎶 Napakabuti
© Hope Filipino Worship

Jesus was tempted by the devil in the desert. Matthew 4:1-11
11/08/2026

Jesus was tempted by the devil in the desert.
Matthew 4:1-11

11/08/2026

"And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching."
- Hebrews 10:24-25

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2nd Floor Hillside Centre 26 Sumulong Highway, Brgy Mayamot
Antipolo
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