Cells Alive Christian Fellowship San Buena

17/03/2026

INGATAN ANG PUSO!

Minsan ang pinakamapanganib na pride ay hindi sa labas ng church—kundi sa loob mismo ng puso ng isang Kristyano na matagal nang naglilingkod.

Maraming ministry, maraming nagagawa para sa Diyos, maraming alam sa Bible… pero hindi napapansin na unti-unti nang pumapasok ang yabang sa puso.

Kapag nagsimula ka nang mag-isip na “mas mabuti ako kaysa sa iba,” o nasasaktan ka kapag hindi ka napapansin o napupuri, maaaring may pride na na tumutubo sa puso mo.

Tandaan mo: hindi ikaw ang bida sa ministry—si JESUS.

Ang talent, opportunity, at lakas na meron ka ay hindi mo pinaghirapan mag-isa; lahat yan ay biyaya ng Diyos. Kapag hindi natin ito binantayan, puwedeng patuloy tayong naglilingkod sa labas pero sa loob ay puno na ng pride ang puso. At ang masakit na katotohanan: ayaw ng Diyos sa pusong mayabang.

Sabi sa James 4:6, “God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.”

Kaya habang may pagkakataon pa, suriin mo ang sarili mo. Magpakumbaba ka, magsisi kung kailangan, at ibalik ang lahat ng kaluwalhatian sa Panginoon. Dahil sa huli, hindi mahalaga kung gaano karami ang nagawa mo sa ministry—ang mahalaga ay kung gaano nagpakumbaba ang puso mo sa harap ng Diyos.

11/03/2026

"BE SINCERE IN YOUR LOVE" 🤍

"Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good." - Romans 12:9

The word "sincere" here translates from the Greek word "anypokritos," na ang ibig sabihin ay "without hypocrisy or genuine."

Si Paul, he encourages believers to have a love that is authentic (tunay), without pretense or deceit. It involves not only expressing love but also aligning one's actions with the principles of goodness while rejecting what is evil.

Take note: This is very important lalo na kung leader ka or nasa ministry ka. 😊

HOW CAN YOU BE SINCERE IN YOUR LOVE?

❤️1. Act with Kindness: Show kindness and compassion to others, not just in words but through your actions. Acts of kindness, whether big or small, contribute to a sincere and caring attitude.

❤️2. Practice Empathy: Seek to understand and share in the feelings of others. Empathy helps you connect with people on a deeper level and demonstrates a genuine concern for their well-being.

❤️3. Avoid Hypocrisy: Be consistent in your words and actions. Avoid saying one thing and doing another. Consistency is key to building trust and authenticity in your relationships.

❤️4. Forgive Freely: Let go of grudges and practice forgiveness. Genuine love involves understanding that everyone makes mistakes, and forgiveness is a powerful expression of sincere love.

❤️5. Be Honest: Communicate openly and honestly with others. Share your thoughts and feelings genuinely, and encourage others to do the same. Honesty is a foundation for building sincere relationships.

❤️6. Serve Others: Look for opportunities to serve and help others without expecting anything in return. Acts of service demonstrate selflessness and a genuine desire to contribute to the well-being of others.

❤️7. Show Respect: Treat others with respect and dignity. A sincere love involves recognizing the value and worth of each person, regardless of differences or disagreements.

❤️8. Listen Actively: Practice active listening when others are speaking. Truly hearing and understanding someone's thoughts and feelings shows that you genuinely care about what they have to say.

❤️9. Stay Humble: Avoid pride and arrogance. Humility allows you to approach relationships with a genuine desire to learn from others and acknowledge your own imperfections.

❤️10. Pray for Love: If you are inclined towards spirituality, prayer can be a powerful way to seek guidance and strength in cultivating sincere love. Ask for help in demonstrating love in a genuine and authentic manner.

Remember that being sincere in your love is an ongoing process that requires self-reflection and intentional effort. By consistently practicing these principles, you can foster sincere and meaningful connections with others.

08/03/2026

20/02/2026

There are times when even strong believers feel tired, empty, and overwhelmed. When problems feel too heavy and prayers seem unanswered, it can feel very lonely.

In the Bible, the prophet Elijah once told God he wanted to die. He wasn’t weak—he was exhausted. He wasn’t faithless—he was hurting.

This shows us something important: depression is real. Anxiety is real. Emotional exhaustion is real. Even God’s servants struggled deeply.

But God did not reject Elijah. He did not shame him. Instead, God gave him rest, food, and gentle comfort. He strengthened him again.

In the same way, God sees you. He knows your pain. When you feel like giving up, remember: your life still has purpose. Your tears matter.

You are not weak for feeling tired. You are human. And in your weakness, God comes near.

Depression may be real—but so is God.
Anxiety may be real—but so is hope.
Dark nights may be real—but morning will come.

Rest if you need to. Cry if you must. But don’t let go of God. The same God who strengthened Elijah will strengthen you too

30/01/2026

Jesus reminds us that real life and fruitfulness flow only from staying connected to Him. Just as a branch withers when separated from the vine, we too grow weak when we try to live on our own strength.

Abiding in Christ means daily dependence trusting Him, obeying Him, and remaining in His love. When we stay close to Jesus, He produces fruit in us that we could never produce by ourselves.

Without Him, we can do nothing—but with Him, our lives bear lasting purpose. 🍇🙏

28/01/2026

Jeremiah 29:11–13

“For I know the plans I have for you…”
— Jeremiah 29:11

God’s promise in Jeremiah 29:11 is often read as a promise of a better future.
But when we read the next verses, we see the heart of God’s plan:

“You will call upon Me…
You will seek Me and find Me.” (vv. 12–13)

God’s greatest desire is not just to change our situation,
but to restore our relationship with Him.

Just like the prodigal son, what truly heals us is not what we receive—
it is coming back to the Father.

Sometimes God allows waiting, struggle, or distance
so our hearts will turn back to Him. A better life cannot replace intimacy with God.
True hope is found in His presence.

Reflection:
Are you seeking God’s blessings—or seeking God Himself?

26/01/2026

There’s no love like the love of God. It’s the kind that meets you in your lowest place, lifts you up without judgment, and fills the emptiness that nothing else could.

When you truly experience His presence, you can’t help but say — “I fell in love with God.” 🍃

In 1 John 4:19,
it says, “We love because He first loved us.”
God’s love is patient when we fall, gentle when we fail, and constant when the world changes.

It’s not based on what we do, but on who He is — faithful, forgiving, and full of grace.

Falling in love with God means finding peace in His promises, comfort in His Word, and joy in His will. It’s waking up knowing that no matter what happens, you are fully known and deeply loved. ✨

So love Him back — not out of duty, but out of gratitude. Because once you’ve tasted His love, nothing else compares. 🙏🏻

25/01/2026

Church tayo 🙌✨
Our worship service starts at 5 PM, Let us all welcome our guest speaker, DMS Rev. Noel Erese.
Come and join us as we gather, worship, and hear God’s Word together! See you there! 🤍😍

25/01/2026

God’s vision for His Church is revealed through His Word. The Bible keeps us aligned with His heart and His plans. We hold fast to Scripture so that our vision remains Christ-centered, Spirit-led, and focused on building lives for God’s glory.

“Where there is no vision, the people perish.” Proverbs 29:18