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We exist to be an arm of the church(HGFF) to be a lifeline, a forerunner and a marketplace ambassador for Jesus.

See you tomorrow! 🤗 6:30pm at HGFF Multipurpose Hall. Bring your friends and be blessed ☺️. See you YA's God bless us al...
07/06/2017

See you tomorrow! 🤗 6:30pm at HGFF Multipurpose Hall. Bring your friends and be blessed ☺️. See you YA's God bless us all. Be excited!!! 😉

YAM Bonding 🤗
02/06/2017

YAM Bonding 🤗

01/06/2017

Wednesday, May 31, 2017
No One Else Could Have Made You, You
by Rick Warren

“You made my whole being; you formed me in my mother’s body” (Psalm 139:13 NCV).

God planned every single day of your life. Before you took your first breath, God knew every single event of your life.

Long before you were conceived by your parents, you were conceived in the mind of God. It is not fate, or chance, or luck, or coincidence that you are breathing at this very moment.

You’re alive right now because God wanted you — with all of your strengths and weaknesses — to be alive.

Whether your parents were good, bad, or indifferent, God used them because they had the exact DNA needed to create you. God wanted you alive. From the beginning of time, God has had a plan for your life — and he has a purpose he wants you to complete.

No one else could have made you to be you.

The Bible says, “You made my whole being; you formed me in my mother’s body. I praise you because you made me in an amazing and wonderful way . . . You saw my bones being formed as I took shape in my mother’s body. When I was put together there, you saw my body as it was formed. All the days planned for me were written in your book before I was one day old” (Psalm 139:13-16 NCV).

God was intimately involved in your birth. He loved you then and he’ll love your forever. Your parents may have contributed your DNA, but God made you. You were not just one more baby born. God personally planned for your birth.

You are God’s masterpiece. He made you for a reason: to fulfill his purposes in this world.

Talk It Over:

What do you think about the truth that God wanted you alive? What are some ways you might apply this truth in your life?
No one else could have made you to be you. Are there areas in your life where you are not being you? Why do you think you’re allowing that to happen?

30/05/2017

Tuesday, May 30, 2017
God’s Plans for You Started Before You Were Born
by Rick Warren

“Before I shaped you in the womb, I knew all about you. Before you saw the light of day, I had holy plans for you” (Jeremiah 1:5a The Message).

If you want to live a life of purpose and meaning, maximize the strengths God has given you. Find ways to do more of what you do well and less of what you don’t.

One reason for this is because God created you to be unique, and he wired you for a unique purpose. The Bible says, “Before I shaped you in the womb, I knew all about you. Before you saw the light of day, I had holy plans for you” (Jeremiah 1:5a The Message).

No matter what, you can rest in the truth that God has holy plans for you. He shaped you in advance for those plans. God’s plans for your life didn’t start the moment you were born. Those plans started before your birth, when the Bible says he shaped you in your mother’s womb.

But here’s the best part. The way God shaped you reveals how he wants to use you. In other words, if you want to know what you’re supposed to do with your life, you’ve got to look intently and deeply at how God wired you.

Your SHAPE — the spiritual gifts, heart, abilities, personality, and experiences God gave you — reveals your purpose. Set aside some time to discover your purpose, based on how God shaped you.

Talk It Over:

Consider what you do well and how God has wired you. What lessons can you draw from that about how God wants to use you for his work?
What things may make it difficult for you to figure out how God has wired you? Ask God to give you discernment about this, and ask some friends to share what they see in you — pieces that may reveal how God wired you.
What do you think about the truth that God had a purpose for you before he placed you in your mother’s womb? How might that change the way you live?

I ❤️ YAM-ALIVE! 🎳
25/05/2017

I ❤️ YAM-ALIVE! 🎳

Hello people! 🤗 See you tomorrow 6:30pm at Multipurpose Hall, HGFF.Topic: Marks of Maturity! Bring your friends and Be B...
17/05/2017

Hello people! 🤗 See you tomorrow 6:30pm at Multipurpose Hall, HGFF.
Topic: Marks of Maturity!

Bring your friends and Be Blessed 😊

11/05/2017

Where Do You Turn for Help?
by Rick Warren

“By helping each other with your troubles, you truly obey the law of Christ” (Galatians 6:2 NCV).

When we go through major disappointments in life, our natural reaction is to pull back and isolate ourselves. We want to handle it ourselves. We want to keep our losses and failures and mistakes and crises a secret. We want to withdraw. This is a terrible idea!

When you go through disappointment or crisis or loss, that’s when you need your friends the most. You need to accept help from others. God doesn’t intend for you to handle all the pain and stress in your life by yourself. We were wired for each other. We need each other. We’re social beings. The first thing God said in the Garden of Eden is, “It’s not good for man to be alone.” We’re made to be in relationships.

Job 6:14 says, “When desperate people give up on God Almighty, their friends, at least, should stick with them” (MSG).

There will be times in your life when you are in so much pain you will say, “I don’t even believe in God right now!” You need to have friends who will come alongside you and say, “That’s okay. We’ll believe God for you right now.”

There will come a time when you’ll say, “I don’t have any faith right now. I’m full of doubt.” That’s when you need your friends to step in and say, “That’s okay. We will have faith for you. We will trust God for you in this.”

“By helping each other with your troubles, you truly obey the law of Christ” (Galatians 6:2 NCV). What is the law of Christ? It’s this: Love your neighbor as yourself. The Bible commands us to help each other. Every time you help somebody who’s going through pain, you are fulfilling the law of Christ.

Trying to handle your trouble yourself will only make you more tired and stressed out. You need to accept the help of others and let your friends carry you through it. And know that God is with you all the way. He is at work in your circumstances, even if you can’t see him working at this point.

Talk It Over

Who in your life supports you through your loss and disappointment? How do you do the same for them?
What are the things you find the most helpful when you’re in a difficult situation?
How can a small group provide the kind of support you need when you’re in trouble?
What can we learn about God through the support of our friends who follow Jesus, too?

09/05/2017

Tuesday, May 9, 2017
‘Dear Friends, God the Father Chose You Long Ago’
by Rick Warren

“Dear friends, God the Father chose you long ago and knew you would become his children” (1 Peter 1:2a TLB).

Discouragement will come; it always does. Maybe you feel discouraged because of a struggling relationship, stalled career, or failing health.

When discouragement comes, you can rest assured in one thing: God chose you to be a part of his family. Long before you chose God, he picked you!

The Bible says in 1 Peter 1:2a, “Dear friends, God the Father chose you long ago and knew you would become his children” (TLB).

God didn’t choose you because of something you’ve done. It’s all because of who he is. It doesn’t matter how good you are, or how smart you are, or how spiritual you are. God saved you because he loves you.

And that’s good news — really good news! That’s the Good News that your whole life should be built upon.

There’s nothing we can do to earn our place in God’s family, but we can rest in the truth that we will never lose our place in his family. In 1 Peter 1:3b we read, “For it is his boundless mercy that has given us the privilege of being born again so that now we are members of God’s own family” (TLB).

Your place at God’s table is based upon his mercy, not your performance. You didn’t deserve it in the first place; you don’t deserve it now. The Creator of the Universe says: “I want you to be a part of my family.”

PLAY today’s audio teaching from Pastor Rick >>

Talk It Over

How does knowing you have a secure place in God’s family change your perspective on life?
What will help you today to rest in the security of God’s love and acceptance?

Have a blissful Monday!
08/05/2017

Have a blissful Monday!

04/05/2017

Wednesday, May 3, 2017
Faith, Not Feelings, Pleases God
by Rick Warren

“Naked I came from my mother’s womb, and naked I will depart. The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; may the name of the Lord be praised” (Job 1:21 NIV).

When you are a baby Christian, God gives you a lot of confirming emotions and often answers the most immature, self-centered prayers so you’ll know he exists. But as you grow in faith, he will wean you of these dependencies.

God’s omnipresence and the manifestation of his presence are two different things. One is a fact; the other is often a feeling. God is always present, even when you are unaware of him, and his presence is too profound to be measured by mere emotion.

Yes, he wants you to sense his presence, but he’s more concerned that you trust him than that you feel him. Faith, not feelings, pleases God.

The situations that will stretch your faith most will be those times when life falls apart and God is nowhere to be found. This happened to Job. On a single day he lost everything — his family, his business, his health, and everything he owned. Most discouraging, for 37 chapters, God said nothing!

How do you praise God when you don’t understand what’s happening in your life and God is silent? How do you stay connected in a crisis without communication? How do you keep your eyes on Jesus when they’re full of tears? You do what Job did: “Then he fell to the ground in worship and said: ‘Naked I came from my mother’s womb, and naked I will depart. The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; may the name of the Lord be praised’” (Job 1:20b-21 NIV).

Tell God exactly how you feel. Pour out your heart to God. Unload every emotion that you’re feeling. Job did this when he said, “I can’t be quiet! I am angry and bitter. I have to speak” (Job 7:11 GNT).

He cried out when God seemed distant: “Oh, for the days when I was in my prime, when God’s intimate friendship blessed my house” (Job 29:4 NIV).

God can handle your doubt, anger, fear, grief, confusion, and questions. You can bring everything to him in prayer.

Talk It Over

In what ways can you show God that you trust him even when you don’t feel his presence?
What are some of the things you can praise God for, even when you don’t understand what’s happening in your life?

Goodmorning! 🤗 See you later guys! 6:30pm Multipurpose Hall, Marfori, DC! Be excited and bring your friends 😊 God bless...
04/05/2017

Goodmorning! 🤗 See you later guys! 6:30pm Multipurpose Hall, Marfori, DC! Be excited and bring your friends 😊 God bless us all 😊
Speaker: Ptr. Joseph Suico
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