Lift Jesus Higher Fellowship Inc. Mansilingan House Church

26/04/2026

Come and Join our Praise and Worship⛪️🙌

24/04/2026

“Bakit hindi kami dumadami sa church?” 🤔

Minsan naiisip din natin to, ‘no?
Nag-eeffort naman may events, may outreach, may programs. Pero parang ang bagal ng growth. Nakaka-discourage minsan.

Pero what if, hindi lang sa numbers sinusukat ang tunay na growth?

“So neither he who plants nor he who waters is anything, but only God who gives the growth.” 1 Corinthians 3:7

May mga growth na hindi agad nakikita.
Yung isang tao na mas lumalalim ang faith.
Yung isang pamilya na unti-unting nirerestore.
Yung isang puso na tahimik pero tunay na nagbabago.

Hindi man siya marami sa paningin natin,
pero mahalaga siya sa mata ng Diyos.

“The kingdom of God is as if a man should scatter seed on the ground… the seed sprouts and grows; he knows not how.”
Mark 4:26-27

May bahagi tayo, maghasik, maglingkod, magmahal.
Pero ang pagpapalago, nasa Diyos talaga.

Minsan kaya parang hindi “dumadami”?
* Baka nasa season pa tayo ng planting, hindi harvest.
* Baka ang focus ni Lord ngayon ay lalim, hindi dami.
* Baka ang tinatawag Niya sa atin ay discipleship, hindi lang attendance.

“Go therefore and make disciples…”
Matthew 28:19

Kung napapagod ka na sa paglilingkod, tandaan mo,
hindi sayang ang lahat.

Every prayer.
Every invite.
Every quiet act of obedience.

May ginagawa ang Diyos, even kapag hindi natin agad nakikita.

“Let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” Galatians 6:9 (ESV)

Baka hindi lang ito tungkol sa,
“Bakit hindi kami dumadami?”

Baka ang mas mahalagang tanong ay,
Nagiging faithful ba kami sa pinapagawa ni Lord?
Nagdi-disciple ba kami, o naghihintay lang ng crowd?

Kasi sa huli, mas mahalaga kay God ang pusong sumusunod kaysa sa simbahang puno pero walang lalim.

Tuloy lang.
Tahimik man o mabagal,
God is working. 🙏

19/04/2026

19/04/2026

Sunday is for Lord!
Come and Join to our Sunday Service⛪️🙌

18/04/2026

LJHF Alit
House Church
Worship Service
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2026
🕙 Time: 8:00 AM – 9:30 am

LJHF Pandanon Silos House Church
Worship Service
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2026
🕙 Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 NN

LJHF Mansilingan House Church
Worship Service
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2026
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 NN

📖 “Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another.”
— Hebrews 10:25

See you tomorrow Church!
God bless 🙏

15/04/2026

Your pastor carries more than a microphone on Sunday—they carry the spiritual weight of families, battles you may never see, and prayers for people who may never say thank you. Behind every sermon is a burden, behind every message is time spent in tears, and behind every public victory is often a private war fought on their knees before God. That is why praying for your pastor is not just an act of kindness—it is a kingdom responsibility.
Just as Aaron and Hur lifted the hands of Moses so Israel could prevail, we are also called to lift the hands of our spiritual leaders through prayer. When your pastor is strong, the church becomes stronger. When your pastor is encouraged, the people are nourished. When your pastor is covered in prayer, the enemy’s attacks lose power. Never underestimate what happens when a church genuinely intercedes for the one God appointed to lead them.
Pray for their strength when they are weary. Pray for wisdom when decisions are heavy. Pray for peace when spiritual warfare intensifies. Pray for their family, their health, their mind, and their heart. The enemy often targets the shepherd because he knows the sheep are affected, but the prayers of the faithful become a shield around God’s servant.
To pray for your pastor is to bless your own spiritual life, because when the vessel God uses is refreshed, the flow of grace to the house becomes stronger. Support them not only with words, but with faithful intercession, love, and encouragement. The hands you lift in prayer today may be the very reason your church stands victorious tomorrow.
“Obey them that have the rule over you… for they watch for your souls.” — Hebrews 13:17 ✨🙏

12/04/2026

Join us live!
Let's Worship Our God

05/04/2026

Sometimes it’s painful to see the reality of how people choose where to spend their Sunday.
The beach becomes full before the sun even rises—people excited, prepared, and willing to travel far just to enjoy a few hours of pleasure.
But when it comes to church, the seats remain empty, the aisles stay silent, and many hearts seem too busy to give even one hour to God.
The sad truth is, many people still have time for fun, time for outings, time for friends, time for everything that makes the flesh happy—yet they say they have no time for worship.
We easily wake up early for trips, prepare clothes, pack food, and spend money without complaint.
But for church, suddenly we are too tired, too sleepy, too busy, or too distracted.
This is not to judge anyone, but to remind us of a painful reality:
we often make time for what we truly value.
If the world can fill beaches, malls, and resorts every Sunday, imagine how beautiful it would be if people filled the house of God with the same excitement.
A crowded beach lasts only for a day, but a life surrendered to God changes eternity.
The saddest part is not empty pews—
it is the empty hearts of people who are searching for peace in places that can only offer temporary happiness.
One day the beach trip will just become a memory,
but every prayer, every worship, and every moment spent with God will never be wasted.
Reality hurts: many run toward temporary joy, while ignoring eternal peace. 🙏