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04/06/2026

“God will expose the Spirit of Haman.”

“24 Haman son of Hammedatha the Agagite, the enemy of the Jews, had plotted to crush and destroy them on the date determined by casting lots (the lots were called purim). 25 But when Esther came before the king, he issued a decree causing Haman’s evil plot to backfire, and Haman and his sons were impaled on a sharpened pole.” - Esther 9:24-25 (NLT)

Haman’s story reminds us that pride is never just arrogance – it’s blindness. It blinds us to mercy, to truth, to others’ humanity, and ultimately to God’s hand. Every self-made gallows begins with self-made importance.

How often do we build our own “gallows” in daily life – through bitterness, jealousy, or the silent desire to be noticed? Pride always ends up hanging on the rope it tied.

But humility – trusting God with our honor and our vindication – frees us. “Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time.”

In timing that hits harder than confrontation, Haman built gallows for Mordecai and ended up caught in it himself. SOME TRAPS ARE SELF EXPOSING.

God says, “The plot of the enemy will BACKFIRE!” The spirit of Haman will be EXPOSED, and the anointing of Esther will be REVEALED!

God was in the unseen details, reversing what seemed irreversible.

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03/06/2026

A Powerful Sunday in God’s presence and a timely Reminder to MAKE THE CUT!
Faithfulness, Preparation and Purpose ~ God is getting us Ready for what’s ahead!

Join us every Sunday, 9am at
3rd Floor Freva Bldg Emilio Aguinaldo Highway Imus Cavite

03/06/2026

Pastor Alvin M. Apostol.
A Shepherd Worth Celebrating 🎉

Last Sunday, we honor and celebrate a pastor whose life has been a blessing to so many. Through unwavering faith, faithful leadership, heartfelt prayers, and a deep love for God's people, you have continually pointed us closer to Christ.

Thank you Pastor Alvin, for preaching the truth, leading with integrity, serving with humility, and shepherding God's flock with compassion and dedication. Your life is a testimony that ministry is not just about a calling—it is about a daily commitment to love God and serve others.

As we celebrate your birthday, we thank God for the gift that you are to our church family. May the Lord continue to strengthen you, bless you abundantly, and fulfill every purpose He has for your life.

We are grateful for your leadership, your sacrifice, and your example. Today, we celebrate not only your birthday but also the impact of your life and ministry.

Happy Birthday, Pastor Alvin! You are truly a shepherd worth celebrating.

Thank you to all members & workers who used their talents in making this celebration a memorable one!

03/06/2026

🌿✨ JUNE 07 SET LIST ✨🌿

A new month is upon us, and what better way to begin it than in worship. 🤍

As we step into June, we are reminded that God's faithfulness is not tied to a season. He remains good, present, and worthy of our praise, through every beginning, every transition, and every step of the journey.

This Sunday, let our worship be a declaration of trust for the days ahead. Let every song draw us closer to His heart and remind us that our greatest privilege is to be in His presence.

Take time to listen to the playlist, meditate on the lyrics, and prepare your heart throughout the week. Then come ready to worship, not as spectators, but as a people eager to give God the glory He deserves. 🙌

📍 Sunday, June 7 | 9AM
📍 Freva Building, Imus

📲 Scan the QR code on the poster to access the playlist and worship along with us.

02/06/2026

"MAKE THE CUT."
May 31, 2026
9AM | Quest Plus Hotel Alabang

Last Sunday, we were reminded that destiny is not entrusted to the curious—it is entrusted to the qualified.

Thank you, Lord, for a powerful time in Your presence and for the timely message, “MAKE THE CUT.” We were challenged to examine our lives and ask ourselves not just what we are believing God for, but whether we are preparing ourselves for what He wants to entrust to us.

The Word reminded us that we are not stuck—we are being developed. We are not denied—we are being prepared. Every season of testing, discipline, faithfulness, and obedience is part of God's process of shaping us for greater things.

May we continue to pursue God's approval above people's applause, remain faithful in the little things, and embrace the preparation required for the calling He has placed upon our lives.

Thank you to everyone who joined us today. We pray that the lessons learned will continue to bear fruit throughout the week.

01/06/2026

We do not become holy by rules, regulations, or laws. Rather, holiness comes by faith, love, and the Holy Spirit, which provide the foundation, power, and motivation for holiness.

01/06/2026

June 1, 2026

Daily Devotional:

“The Burden of Firstborn”

Matthew 11:28-29 ​

"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls." ​

There is a unique, unspoken code that comes with being the eldest sibling. From an early age, you are often the pioneer, the built-in babysitter, the example-setter, and the co-captain of the household. If you are the oldest son or daughter, you likely grew up fast. You learned to navigate the world first so you could pave a smoother path for those walking behind you. ​

While leadership is a beautiful gift, eldest children often carry an invisible backpack filled with heavy weights. ​The weight of expectation and feeling like failure isn't an option because everyone is watching. The weight of protection in shielding younger siblings from family storms, stress, or financial worries. ​The weight of perfectionism in believing your value is tied entirely to how well you perform, fix things, or keep the peace. ​

It is incredibly easy for eldest siblings to slip into "survival mode"—living with an internal pressure to hold the entire world together on their own shoulders. Being the eldest child comes with a very specific, often unspoken set of rules. From an early age, firstborns are frequently given the role of the "third parent." You are expected to set the example, carry the family expectations, look after younger siblings, and handle things with a level of maturity beyond your years. ​

Because of this, the "burden" and the "yoke" Jesus talks about hit differently for an eldest child. Here is what Matthew 11:28-29 means specifically through the lens of firstborn dynamics. But in Matthew 11, Jesus looks directly at the weary, responsible, overburdened heart and offers a radical invitation-Drop the backpack! When Jesus invites us to take His yoke, He is reminding us that we were never meant to carry the weight of the world—or even the weight of our families—by ourselves. A yoke connects two oxen so they can share the load. Jesus is saying, "Let me take the heavy side." He doesn't ask you to be perfect; He asks you to be dependent on Him. ​

If you are the eldest, today is your permission slip to stop trying to handle everything alone. You are a child of God before you are the oldest sibling. Your value to the Father is found in who you are, not in how much you can fix, carry, or endure for others. Jesus is explicitly telling the eldest child: "Stop trying to single-handedly pull the weight of your world." When you step into the yoke with Him, you are allowing Him to be the older, stronger one who dictates the pace and absorbs the pressure. You don't have to figure everything out on your own anymore. True rest for a firstborn means trusting that God is a better manager of your life, your future, and your family than you are. It means realizing that the world will not stop spinning if you take a break and let go of control.

​In today's challenge, identify one burden you’ve been carrying that isn't actually yours to fix. It might be a sibling's choice, a parent's stress, or an expectation of perfection you've placed on yourself. Explicitly hand it over to God in prayer. Take a deep breath and remind yourself: The world will not fall apart if I step back and let God be God.

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31/05/2026

Speaking in tongues was never meant to be treated as a one-time badge, but as part of a continuing Spirit-filled life. Paul said, “I thank my God, I speak with tongues more than ye all” (1 Corinthians 14:18), showing that this gift remained active in his personal walk with God. Howard Carter’s quote reminds us that the baptism of the Holy Spirit opens the believer into a life of ongoing communion, yielded speech, prayer in the Spirit, and supernatural dependence on God.

Howard Carter (1891–1971) was a British Pentecostal minister, teacher, and early leader in the Assemblies of God in Great Britain and Ireland. He became known for his teaching on the gifts of the Spirit, especially through his influential work on spiritual gifts and Pentecostal experience. Carter helped train generations of ministers and carried a strong conviction that the baptism of the Holy Spirit was not only an initial encounter, but the beginning of a lifelong walk in the power and presence of God.