Campus Crusade for Christ - ILOCOR

22/03/2023

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17/04/2022

❤Mahal ka ng Diyos; ngunit
➗Nahiwalay ka ng dahil sa kasalanan
➕Si Kristo ay namatay bilang kabayaran
❓Magtitiwala ka ba sa Kanya upang tanggapin ang pagpapatawad at buhay na walang hanggan?

Kung sinuman ang kinaroroonan ni Hesus ay may buhay na walang hanggan.

26/03/2021

"Lord, we can’t do this alone. We need help. Please unite us with brothers and sisters to do this ministry together.”

24/11/2020

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19/11/2020

Ikaw ba ay naging kabahagi ng kilusan as a disciple, supporter, partner o alumni?!

Join us and magnify Jesus as we celebrate God's faithfulness in Cru! Limamput liming taong pagtugon sa tawag na Diyos na tumulong sa pagtutupad ng Dakilang Tagubilin!

November 28, 2020. 3-5pm

Click and register here:

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07/11/2020

Come and let us magnify Jesus!

For 55 years, we have seen the Lord’s faithfulness as we help fulfill the Great Commission in the Philippines. By His grace, we have seen God’s hands multiply our network, expand our influence, and most importantly, we have seen Him transform lives through His life-giving Gospel.

This November 28, 2020, let’s MAGNIFY God’s wondrous works as we celebrate Cru’s 55th anniversary! Come, let’s exalt His name together!

The journey continues.
Let’s journey together!

18/03/2020

PRAYER ANNOUNCEMENT

We thank God for the FamilyLife's "AngatAngkan" -- an avenue to pray as a Family and/or household. We would like to adopt this initiative to call for a PCCC family altar every 1900(7pm) to help process our experiences and appropriate through prayer the resources that we have in Jesus, during this difficult and uncertain time.

Attached is AngatAngkan page to help us better understand the concept and instructions. We will commence the prayer altar tonight at 7pm.

We will also post here the materials that we will use that you can forward to your family, disciples and faith.
communities.

NOTE: AngatAngkan will release prayer guides every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. You may choose to linger on the same materials for two days, or may opt to come up with prayer points as God leads you.

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by Marife M. Palima

In a flash, the chaos altered our lives. CoViD19 is here. Unexpected and unwelcome. We're shaken and disturbed. We scramble to figure things out. We think of effective ways to keep our families safe and secure. Stock up on supplies. Maintain proper hygiene. Stay indoors. Social Distancing. These and more have become significant parts of household lingo. The list could go on and on. Do you feel your heartbeat racing?

Breathe and remember that now is an opportune time to gather as a family. Let us kneel down in this lockdown.

Recognize that "God reigns over the nations. God sits on His holy throne." (Psalm 46:7-8)

"Be silent before the LORD, all humanity, for he is springing into action from his holy dwelling." Zechariah 2:13- NLT

I invite you to join me in this call for families to pray and fight the surmounting battles around us on our knees. This too is an active response. I call it .

"Angat" in Filipino means to lift, to raise something; to rise, to progress, to get lifted.

"Angkan" means family, lineage.

So "Angat Angkan" is a call for families to look to God and to lift up our eyes, our hands and our hearts to where help truly comes from-- to our Lord God Almighty, the Maker of heaven and earth.

It's a call for families to lift each other up in prayer. It's an invitation to look outside the walls of our own homes and lift up the concerns and burdens of others in prayer. "Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ." (Gal6:2)

Because in our abiding in Christ, and with His Word abiding in us, the Almighty Father hears our prayers.

Alysse Elhage of the Institute of Family Studies said, " We tend to think of prayer, and rightly so, as communion with God, with the spiritual connection and benefits it entails. But when we pray with other people—especially with our spouse, parents, or children—it can also be a special form of communion with one another. While it’s difficult, if not impossible, to measure the spiritual effects of prayer, research continues to reveal the powerful benefits for individuals, couples, and even entire families." (https://ifstudies.org/blog/the-power-of-prayer-for-families)

This guide has four parts.
1. Praise to declare- points us to who God is
2. Prayer focus- is a list of specific items to pray for
3. Promise to claim- we find hope in the unchanging promises of God
4. AngatAngkan Practices- are simple suggestions that your family can do for others and for one another to nurture family connection

So, find your favorite spot in your home, gather around, hold hands, lift up your eyes to the Lord, and lift up families in prayer.
begins now!
Feel free to share this prayer guide.

17/02/2020

8 PRAYERS YOU CAN PRAY FOR YOUR MISSION TEAMS

Operation Jabez is two months away and we are all excited for the wonderful adventure God has laid before us. But before we plunge into the “work” of OJ and be caught up with the busyness of missions, let us remind ourselves that Operation Jabez is first and foremost spiritual in origin, hence must be dealt with fervency in prayer.

Chris Hefner, a mission pastor, shared his learning’s on praying for mission teams. Let us adopt these eight prayers for OJ2020.

1. Pray that the mission team will not let the platform take the place of the mission.
In Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus commissioned us to make disciples. That’s our mission. Oftentimes, compassion ministry, construction, or other need-based ministries are the “platforms” that give opportunity for mission trips. But success in meeting these needs is not our “mission.”
Our mission is disciple-making (evangelism, teaching, baptizing) connected to a local church. It is easy to let the need (platform) become the focus.

Pray that your mission teams will not forget the “mission” in lieu of meeting the need.

2. Pray for the spiritual preparation and development of the mission team.
There’s a reason Paul’s prayer for spiritual boldness in proclaiming the gospel (Ephesians 6:19) followed his treatment of Christian armor and spiritual warfare.
Mission trips are not for the spiritually weak—they require recognition of the spiritual war we are facing.

Pray that your teams will be spiritually prepared for the work and war they are sure to face.

3. Pray for the flexibility of the mission team.
Sometimes our mission plans require revision and flexibility. Acts 16:6-10 records Paul’s prevention by the Holy Spirit of going into Asia and the Macedonian call.
Mission teams must learn to trust God’s plan, not their own and be spiritually discerning.

Pray that your teams will be flexible in their planning and discern what God wants to accomplish on the mission trip.

4. Pray for the financial support of the mission team.
When Jesus sent out his witnesses, he told them to trust the provision offered in the villages for their wages and sustenance (Matthew 10:9-10; Luke 10:4-8).
International mission trips cost money. And I believe in a God who owns everything.

Pray that God would meet the financial obligations of each team member and mission trip.

5. Pray for the health, safety, and travel of the mission team.
Traveling to mission destinations and encountering new bacteria (internationally) can drastically affect the health and strength of mission team participants.
Getting sick is just a normal part of international travel. However there is precedent for praying for the health and safety of mission teams in in travel.
Acts 27 records the storm at sea and shipwreck of Paul and his captors. Yet Paul prayed, and God protected all on the ship (Acts 27:24).

Pray that your teams will experience safe travel and health protection while on the mission trip.

6. Pray for the spiritual wisdom and loving service of the mission team.
One of Paul’s prayers for the Ephesian church was that they would grow in spiritual wisdom and depth of love (Ephesians 3:14-20).
Mission team members need an abundance of wisdom and love, and God desires to provide it.

Pray that your team members will be abundantly wise and discerning as well as filled with love for those whom they will serve and share with.

7. Pray for the Spirit to open blinded eyes and that unbelievers would see Christ in all of his glory.

Satan blinds the eyes of unbelievers to the truth of the gospel and the glory of Christ (2 Corinthians 4:4-6).
It is the Holy Spirit’s role to convict and bring to light the truth and power of the gospel (John 16:8-11).

Pray that the Holy Spirit would go ahead of your mission teams and prepare the hearts of the lost to respond to Christ and that the Spirit would draw unbelievers to Christ through the preaching of the gospel.

8. Pray for the spiritual development, strength, and growth of the partner churches and missions that your teams will work with.
Paul encouraged, commended, challenged, and prayed for the churches, elders and leaders of the Ephesian church before he finally parted ways with them. (Acts 20:17-38).
Mission teams are only a part of God’s ongoing work in the world. Churches, organizations, pastors, and believers across the globe will continue God’s work far longer than a mission team serves on a mission trip.

Pray for the partner churches, pastors, and organizations to have strength, growth, and success in fulfilling God’s disciple-making mission in their context.

Let us continually mobilize other believers to pray for Operation Jabez. We are helping them to become obedient Christians in helping fulfill the Great Commission as we invite them to participate in prayer.

Keep posted for OJ prayer updates.

Thank you for praying.

Source:

There can be no doubt prayer is the primary ingredient for a successful mission trip. Here are some prayers one pastor prays for their mission teams.