AMW Church

07/10/2026

Prayer Journey | Day 656

Study: The Word for Exultation
Scripture: Philippians 4:17

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07/10/2026

READ the BIBLE
"Let another praise you, and not your own mouth- a stranger, and not your own lips." - Proverbs 27:2 CSB

RECEIVE the BREAD
Proverbs 27:2 teaches us to resist self-promotion: “Let another praise you, and not your own mouth; a stranger, and not your own lips.” In a culture that encourages us to advertise ourselves, God calls His people to humility. Our identity and worth are not established by our own praise but by God’s grace in Christ.

1. REJECT Self-Praise Humbly
The Humility of God’s People

We are naturally inclined to seek recognition and promote our accomplishments. Yet biblical humility directs attention away from ourselves and toward God. We do not need to prove our worth through boasting because our worth is secure in Christ.

Jesus perfectly modeled humility. Though He was Lord, He humbled Himself and served others (Philippians 2:5–8). Because Christ has accomplished our salvation, we can rest in His finished work rather than seek our identity through human praise.

2. REFLECT Christ’s Character Faithfully
The Testimony of God’s People

Our goal is not to receive praise but to live a life that gives credible evidence of God’s transforming grace. Genuine Christian character is demonstrated through faithful conduct, loving service, and quiet obedience.

When Christ is at work in us, our lives can speak louder than our words. We seek not our own glory but the glory of Christ (Matthew 5:16).

Question for Growth
Are we seeking recognition for ourselves, or are we faithfully reflecting Christ and directing praise to God?

Conclusion
God calls us to humble ourselves and let our lives testify to His grace. We do not need to boast because Christ is our righteousness, our identity, and our greatest treasure. Reject self-praise humbly and reflect Christ’s character faithfully, so that our lives point others to the glory of Christ.

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05/10/2026

READ the BIBLE
13 "No servant can serve two masters, since either he will hate one and love the other, or he will be devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money." 14 The Pharisees, who were lovers of money, were listening to all these things and scoffing at him. 15 And He told them, "You are the ones who justify yourselves in the sight of others, but God knows your hearts. For what is highly admired by people is revolting in God's sight." - Luke 16:13-15 CSB

RECEIVE the BREAD
In Luke 16:13–15, Jesus exposes the danger of divided loyalty. The Pharisees were religious on the outside, but their hearts were controlled by their love of money and human approval.

Jesus reminds us that God does not merely examine our outward actions—He examines our hearts. The Christian life requires undivided devotion to God, because we cannot make God and worldly wealth our ultimate masters at the same time. From this passage, we see two marks of a heart devoted to God:

1. Reject Rival MASTERS Completely
The ALLEGIANCE of God’s People

Jesus makes the issue clear: no servant can have two ultimate masters. Money itself is not evil, but loving and trusting it as our master competes with our devotion to God.

The question is not simply, “Do I have possessions?” but “Do my possessions have my heart?” Examine what controls your desires, decisions, time, and priorities. Reject anything that competes with Christ for first place in your heart.

2. Reflect Genuine MOTIVES Consistently
The AUTHENTICITY of God’s People

The Pharisees justified themselves before others, but Jesus knew what was truly in their hearts. Human approval cannot hide our motives from God.

True righteousness is not merely appearing spiritual before people; it is having a heart transformed by God's grace. Do not pursue godliness merely to impress others. Seek to please God even when no one is watching. Let your outward life flow from genuine devotion to Christ.

Question for Growth
Is your heart truly devoted to Christ, or are there rival desires, possessions, or human approval competing for your ultimate loyalty?

Conclusion
Luke 16:13–15 calls us to examine not merely what we do but whom we serve and what controls our hearts. Christ alone is worthy of our whole heart; therefore, let us serve Him faithfully and live for His glory.

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05/10/2026

Happy Birthday Bro !

Your faith matters, and God is completely faithful to lead you. May He strengthen your heart, bless your hands, and grant you a year filled with His deepest peace and joy.

05/10/2026

05/10/2026

Happy Teacher's Day to these brethren's who are "Professional Teachers," "Teacher of God's Word," and "Teacher in the Ministry."

“Thank you for faithfully teaching, guiding, and pointing others to Christ—may the Lord bless your life and ministry as you continue to shape hearts and minds for His glory. Happy Teacher’s Day!”

Angel Ina Myra Cabatbat Alejo Nerie dela Cruz Vhinz Galabit Navales Francis Bañaga Danal Aguado Febhu Brian Escototo Nes Dela Cruz Aroma Jo Na John Paul Cocjin Manalo Joana Manalo

05/10/2026

READ the BIBLE
"The LORD is good to everyone; His compassion rests on all He has made." - Psalm 145:9 CSB

RECEIVE the BREAD
Psalm 145:9 declares the goodness and mercy of God toward His creation. God is not distant or indifferent; He faithfully sustains what He has made and continually demonstrates His kindness.

For believers, God’s goodness is seen most clearly in Jesus Christ. At the cross, we see that God’s mercy is not merely an idea—it is demonstrated through the sacrificial love of Christ. From Psalm 145:9, we see two reasons to trust God’s goodness:

1. RECOGNIZE God’s Goodness Continually
The CHARACTER of God’s People

God’s goodness is part of His unchanging character. Everything good ultimately flows from Him, and His providential care extends throughout His creation.

Even when circumstances are difficult, God remains good. His goodness does not depend on whether life is easy or comfortable. Train your heart to recognize God’s goodness in ordinary blessings, difficult seasons, and every evidence of His sustaining grace.

2. REST in God’s Mercy Confidently
The CONFIDENCE of God’s People

God’s mercy displays His compassionate care toward His creation. He continually sustains and provides according to His wise providence.

For sinners, however, God’s greatest mercy is found in salvation. We deserve judgment, yet God graciously provides forgiveness through Christ. When you feel weak, uncertain, or undeserving, rest in God’s mercy. Your hope is not based on your worthiness but on Christ’s finished work.

Question for Growth
Are we consistently recognizing God’s goodness and resting confidently in His mercy, especially when circumstances are difficult?

Conclusion
Psalm 145:9 calls us to trust the God whose goodness never changes and whose mercy continually sustains His creation. God is good, His mercy is sure, and in Christ we have every reason to trust Him.

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04/10/2026

Another back to back Birthday celebration.

A very Happy Birthday to our back-to-back celebrants, Bro Jim Alejo and Cynan!

'This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.' – Psalm 118:24. May God bless you both abundantly!

04/10/2026

U are invited to Church. Because Church is not the same without U!

Worship With Us | 4 October 2026

Song Credits:
“Papuri Kay Yahweh” by Hope Filipino Worship
“Lilim” by Victory Worship
“We Declare” by EMU Music

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03/10/2026

READ the BIBLE
"Give thanks in everything; for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus." - 1 Thessalonians 5:18 CSB

RECEIVE the BREAD
Thanksgiving is easy when life is comfortable, but Scripture calls believers to give thanks in every circumstance. Paul does not teach us to be thankful for every painful situation, but to remain thankful to God in every situation because His sovereign grace never changes.

For the Christian, thanksgiving is not determined by circumstances but grounded in Christ. From 1 Thessalonians 5:18, we see two expressions of a thankful faith:

1. PRACTICE Gratitude Continually
The ATTITUDE of God’s People

Paul calls believers to cultivate a thankful heart regardless of changing circumstances. We can give thanks because God remains faithful even when life is difficult.

Thanksgiving acknowledges that every good gift ultimately comes from God's gracious hand and that His purposes remain good.
Develop the habit of thanking God daily—not only for blessings but also for His presence, faithfulness, and sustaining grace during trials.

2. PURSUE God’s Purpose Confidently
The ASSURANCE of God’s People

Thanksgiving is part of God’s revealed will for His people. Even when we cannot understand our circumstances, we can trust the God who sovereignly works through them.

Our confidence rests not in knowing what tomorrow holds but in knowing Christ holds us. When facing uncertainty or hardship, ask not only, “Why is this happening?” but also, “How can I honor Christ and trust God in this situation?”

Question for Growth
Are we cultivating a thankful heart in every circumstance by trusting Christ and His sovereign purposes?

Conclusion
1 Thessalonians 5:18 calls us to a thanksgiving that is rooted not in changing circumstances but in our unchanging Savior. Whatever our circumstances may be, Christ remains faithful; therefore, we always have a reason to give thanks.

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