PAW University

14/05/2026

PSALM 119: 41-42

The psalmist is being mocked. Someone is mocking his faith, perhaps his commitment to God's law, perhaps his hope in God's promises. And his response is not to sharpen his arguments first. It is to go to God first.

"Let Your steadfast love come to me, O Lord, Your salvation according to Your promise; then shall I have an answer for him who taunts me, for I trust in Your word."

This is a crucial sequence. The confidence to hold your convictions under social pressure does not come from having better arguments, though arguments matter. It comes from a deeper security: the steadfast love of God, the salvation God has promised, the trust the psalmist has cultivated in God's Word over time. You cannot generate that kind of confidence on the spot when the pressure comes. It has to already be there.

11/05/2026

We miss you, Pawnyters!! 🥹 But as some adjustments and improvements are still being completed, we’ll be taking a short pause from our regular class schedule for now.

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PAW UNIVERSITY
EVERY WEDNESDAY, 7PM
📍Mezzanine Floor, GMT Building, P. del Rosa
Across Elicon House or USC Downtown Campus

08/05/2026

Unto the grave, what will we sing?
"Christ, He lives, Christ, He lives!"
And what reward will Heaven bring?
Everlasting life with Him

There we will rise to meet the Lord
Then sin and death will be destroyed
And we will feast in endless joy
When Christ is ours forevermore

🎧 Christ Our Hope In Life And Death
Song by Keith & Kristyn Getty, Matt Papa, and Sing!

04/05/2026

No class this week! Let's take this time to pause and reflect on the learnings we have had so far.

Stay connected with your blocks, plan a simple hangout or fellowship, and spend time in the Word together. See you next week!

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PAW UNIVERSITY
EVERY WEDNESDAY, 7PM
📍Mezzanine Floor, GMT Building, P. del Rosario St.,
Across Elicon House or USC Downtown Campus

01/05/2026

: vv 33-55

These three stanzas paint a portrait of someone whose heart has been inclined toward God's Word, who holds that Word under social pressure, and who carries it as a song even in the darkest places. And as we look at that portrait, I want to ask: who does this most perfectly describe?

Not us. If we are honest, our hearts wander. Our eyes turn toward worthless things. We are far more easily silenced by the fear of mockery than the psalmist. We forget the Word in the night rather than singing it. But there is one who kept these things perfectly. Jesus, who is himself the living Word, also treasured the written Word completely.

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PAW UNIVERSITY
EVERY WEDNESDAY, 7PM
📍Mezzanine Floor, GMT Building, P. del Rosario St.,
Across Elicon House or USC Downtown Campus

30/04/2026

29/04/2026

We have full confidence that preaching the Gospel alone every Wednesday is sufficient to sustain and give hope to a weary soul.

Come and join us as we study God’s Word and its applications in our daily lives.

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PAW UNIVERSITY
EVERY WEDNESDAY, 7PM
📍Mezzanine Floor, GMT Building, P. del Rosario St., Across Elicon House or USC Downtown Campus

27/04/2026

In the middle of a busy week, it’s where we’re reminded to slow down, lay down our burdens, and listen to God’s Word.

Psalm 119 has been teaching us how essential His Word is, not just for Sundays, but for everyday life.

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PAW UNIVERSITY
EVERY WEDNESDAY, 7PM
📍Mezzanine Floor, GMT Building, P. del Rosario St., Across Elicon House or USC Downtown Campus

24/04/2026

The Gimel stanza, verses 17 through 24, and the Daleth stanza, verses 25 through 32 — these are not the words of someone with an easy life.

This is someone in genuine distress, facing real opposition, struggling to keep going. And yet through it all, one thing sustains him: the Word of God.

The question is this: when you are in a hard season, where is your first instinct to turn? To your phone? To your friends?

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PAW UNIVERSITY
EVERY WEDNESDAY, 7PM
📍Mezzanine Floor, GMT Building, P. del Rosario St., Across Elicon House or USC Downtown Campus