Triple Junction SDA Church - Bulakan, Bulacan

31/08/2026

SABBATH SPENT | Bustos SDA Church, Bulacan 💙

Sa kabila ng malakas na ulan, may ilan sa ating mga kapatiran na nagpatuloy pa rin sa pag-church out at nakasama ang mga kapatid sa Bustos SDA Church. 🙏🏻

Isang simpleng Sabbath, isang simpleng pagbisita, at isang pagkakataong makapagbahagi ng awit para sa Diyos. 🎶

Hindi man naging madali ang biyahe dahil sa panahon, naging masaya pa rin ang Sabbath dahil sama-sama nating piniling maglingkod, sumamba, at magbahagi ng pagpapala. 🤍

Sabbath well spent. To God be all the glory! 🙌🏻

31/08/2026

THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! | TJC Joins the OneVoice27 ✨

On September 5, 2026, Seventh-day Adventists around the world will come together for the global launching of ONE VOICE27—a movement reminding us that no matter where we come from, we are united by one faith, one mission, and one hope in Christ. 🤍

This September 5, let’s lift our voices together—not simply to be heard, but to reflect Christ. 🌱

🌎 ONE VOICE27
🔥 ONE MISSION
🤍 ALL THINGS NEW

JOIN US!
Be part of this worldwide movement as we come together in faith, purpose, and mission. 🤝

September 5 — Let’s unite. Let’s speak. Let’s serve. Let’s become NEW. 🙌

See you, TJC family! 💙

30/08/2026

Good Morning. God bless...

Daily Devotional
A Job Well Done
August 31, 2026

I have glorified You on the earth. I have finished the work which You have given Me to do. John 17:4.

When Christ expired on the cross, crying with a loud voice, “It is finished,” His work was completed. The way was laid open, the veil was rent in twain. Humanity could approach God without sacrificial
offerings, without the service of earthly priests. Christ Himself was a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek. Heaven was His home. He came to this world to reveal the Father. His work on the field of His humiliation and conflict was now done. He ascended up into the heavens and is forever set down on the right hand of God.
Christ’s life on this earth had been a life of toil, a busy, earnest life. He rose from the dead and for forty days remained with His disciples, instructing them preparatory to His departure from them. He was ready for the leave-taking. He had demonstrated the fact that He was a living Savior; His disciples need no longer associate Him with the tomb of Joseph. They could think of Him as glorified amid the heavenly host....
All heaven waited with eager earnestness for the end of the tarrying of the Son of God in a world all seared and marred with the curse. In proportion to Christ’s humiliation and suffering was to be His exaltation. He became the Savior, the Redeemer, only by first becoming the Sacrifice....
Christ came to earth as God in the guise of humanity. He ascended to heaven as the King of saints. His ascension was worthy of His exalted character. He ascended from the Mount of Olives in a cloud of angels, who triumphantly escorted Him to the city of God. Not in His own interest did He go, but as the covenant-making Redeemer of His believing sons and daughters, who are made thus through faith in His name. He went as one mighty in battle, a conqueror, leading captivity captive, amid acclamations of praise and celestial song....
What a contrast between Christ’s reception on His return to heaven and His reception on this earth! In heaven all was loyalty. There was no sorrow, no suffering, to meet Him at every turn....
The time had come for the universe of heaven to accept their King.—Signs of the Times, August 16, 1899; From the Heart, 255.

30/08/2026

Inspiring Word By Sister Jovie Bertulfo 🩵

30/08/2026

CHURCH UPDATE | AS OF NOW 🌧️🙏🏻

We’re grateful to share that everyone is safe. 🤍

Due to the continuous rain, parts of our church premises are currently experiencing flooding and rising water, particularly in the courtyard and inside the church. Thankfully, there is no major damage reported at this time, and the situation remains manageable.

We continue to monitor the condition of the church and prioritize the safety of everyone. Please continue to pray for our church family, especially for those who may also be affected by the heavy rains and flooding.

Let us remain calm, prepared, and supportive of one another. In times like this, we are reminded that our strength does not come from the situation around us, but from the God who remains with us through every storm. 🙏🏻

«“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.”
— Psalm 46:1»

Thank you, TJC family, for your prayers, concern, and continued support. Let’s keep looking out for one another. ❤️

Together in faith. Together in prayer. Together as one family.

29/08/2026

Blessed Morning. Praise the Lord...

Daily Devotional
Calvary
August 30, 2026

At last two false witnesses came forward and said, “This fellow said, ‘I am able to destroy the temple of God and to build it in three days.’” Matthew 26:60, 61.

This was the only charge that could be brought against Christ. But these words had been misstated and misapplied. Christ had said, “Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up.... But he
spake of the temple of his body.”
Priests and rulers, with many others, taunted Him with this false statement. While He hung upon the cross, it was repeated in mockery by the scribes and Pharisees and echoed by the multitude. “They that passed by reviled him, wagging their heads, and saying, Thou that destroyest the temple, and buildest it in three days, save thyself.” But though misstated, Christ’s words were being fulfilled. Publicity was given to them, and they were made more impressive by the proclamations of His enemies....
Those who in derision uttered the words, “He trusted in God; let him deliver him now, if he will have him: for he said, I am the Son of God,” little thought that their testimony would sound down the ages. But although spoken in mockery, never were words more true. They led people to search the Scriptures for themselves. Wise men heard, searched, pondered, and prayed. There were those who never rested until, by searching the Scriptures and comparing passage with passage, they saw the meaning of Christ’s mission. They saw that free forgiveness was provided by Him whose tender mercy embraces the whole world....
Never before was there such a general knowledge of Jesus as when He hung upon the cross. He was lifted up from the earth to draw all unto Him. Into the hearts of many who beheld the crucifixion scene and who heard Christ’s words was the light of truth to shine. With John they would proclaim, “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.”...
This scene was transacted in the sight of heaven and earth. Angels beheld the pitiless scorn and contempt shown to Jesus by those who should have acknowledged Him as the Messiah....
Again came the cry, as of one in mortal agony, “It is finished.” “Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost.” Christ, the Majesty of heaven, the King of glory, was dead.—The Review and Herald, December 28, 1897; From the Heart, 254.

29/08/2026

🇵🇭 The Philippines is a nation of remarkable beauty, made up of 7,641 islands. Across this vast archipelago, each community represents another place where the hope of Christ can reach lives.

More than 112 million people call the Philippines home. For more than a century, the country has also played an important role in the history of the Seventh-day Adventist mission in Asia. From these islands, the gospel has reached far beyond their shores.

As you pray today, remember those who faithfully serve throughout the Philippines. Ask God to prepare more hearts for His Word and to continue using His church in the proclamation of the everlasting gospel.

“The Lord is near to all who call upon Him, to all who call upon Him in truth.” Psalm 145:18 (NKJV)

28/08/2026

Happy Sabbath! 💙

Rain may change the weather, but it doesn’t have to change our worship, our mission, or our love for one another.

Rain or shine, we continue to gather, worship, serve, and grow together in Christ. 🙏🏻

Every season may look different, but one thing remains the same—God is faithful. His presence is with us in every gathering, every challenge, and every season of our journey.

Same Church. Same Mission. Same Family. Still Growing. 🌱❤️

May this Sabbath remind us that church is more than a place—it is a family walking together in faith.

🌧️ Rain or shine, TJC keeps growing together in Christ.

Happy Sabbath, TJC Family! 🤍

28/08/2026

Blessed Sabbath.Praise the Lord.
Good Morning. Keep safe..

Daily Devotional
Gethsemane
August 29, 2026

Then they came to a place which was named Gethsemane; and He said to His disciples, “Sit here while I pray.” Mark 14:32.

As Christ left the disciples, bidding them pray for themselves and for Him, He selected three, Peter, James, and John, and went still farther into the seclusion of the garden. These three disciples had been with Him at His transfiguration; they had seen the heavenly visitors, Moses and Elias, talking with Jesus, and Christ desired their presence on this occasion also....
Christ expressed His desire for human sympathy and then withdrew Himself from them about a stone’s cast. Falling upon His face He prayed, saying, “O my Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me: nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt.”
At the end of an hour, Jesus, feeling the need of human sympathy, rose from the ground and staggered to the place where He had left His three disciples.... He longed to hear from them words that would bring Him some relief in His suffering. But He was disappointed. They did not bring to Him the help He craved. Instead, He “findeth them sleeping.”
Just before He bent His footsteps to the garden, Jesus had said to His disciples, “All ye shall be offended because of me this night”; and they had given Christ the strongest assurances that they would never forsake their Lord, that they would go to prison with Him, and if need be would suffer and die with Him. And poor, self-sufficient Peter had added, “Although all shall be offended, yet will not I.” But the disciples trusted in their own strength; they did not look to the mighty Helper, as Christ had counseled them to do.... Even the ardent Peter, who only a few hours before had declared that he would die with his Lord, was sleeping....
Again the Son of God was seized with superhuman agony, and, fainting and exhausted, He staggered back to the place of His former struggle.... Only a short time before, Christ had poured out His soul in songs of praise in unfaltering accents, as one who was conscious of His Sonship to God.... Now His voice came to them on the still evening air, not in tones of triumph but full of human anguish. So lately He had been serene in His majesty; He had been like a mighty cedar. Now He was as a broken reed....
Although sin was the awful thing that had opened the floodgates of woe upon the world, He would become the propitiation of a race that had willed to sin.—Signs of the Times, December 2, 1897; From the Heart, 253.