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17/08/2026

Sermon Recap: The Value of Wisdom
Proverbs 2 & 3:1–6

Wisdom is more than knowing what is right, it is knowing how to live it out. Knowledge gives us information, but godly wisdom helps us handle real-life decisions, relationships, struggles, and choices according to God’s Word. Proverbs reminds us that true wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord.

The main takeaway is that God’s wisdom should change the way we live. Our faith is not only something we believe on Sunday; it should be seen in our everyday character and conduct.

This week, let’s ask God to help us grow in wisdom by:
- Seeking His Word daily
- Fearing and trusting the Lord
-Loving and serving others
- Choosing honesty, humility, patience, and kindness
- Practicing self-control and making wise decisions

A gentle question for us to reflect on: “In what area of my life do I need to apply God’s wisdom—not just know it?” May we not only hear God’s Word, but allow it to guide our choices, attitudes, and relationships this week.

Thank you, Ptr. Ed, for the timely and meaningful message. May the Lord continue to give us wisdom from above and help us live it out faithfully. Ultimately, our true wisdom is found in Jesus Christ, who is the wisdom and power of God. May we keep looking to Him, trusting Him, and following His ways.

This week, don’t just know God’s wisdom, LIVE IT. Ask the Lord for wisdom, open His Word, and take one practical step to obey what He is teaching you.😇

23/07/2026

Over the past two Sundays, God has reminded us through the life of David that even the strongest believer is not beyond temptation. In "The Giant That Defeated David" (2 Samuel 11), we saw that the same David who once defeated Goliath was later defeated by the giant of his own sinful desires. Then, in "The Ugliness of Sin" (2 Samuel 12), we witnessed God's loving confrontation, David's genuine repentance, and the amazing grace that only God can give.

Main Takeaway:
Our greatest battles are often fought within our own hearts, but God's grace is greater than our greatest failures when we humbly repent and return to Him.
David teaches us that sin can never be hidden from God. It hardens the heart, hurts others, and brings painful consequences. Yet his response also teaches us the beauty of true repentance—he took full responsibility, confessed that he had sinned against the Lord, and received God's forgiveness and mercy.

Practical Application:
*Don't ignore sin or make excuses.
*Run to Christ with a humble and repentant heart.
*Trust that God's grace is sufficient to restore those who sincerely turn back to Him.

As we begin a new week, let's ask ourselves: Is there anything in my life that I need to honestly confess and surrender to God today? His invitation remains open—there is hope, forgiveness, and restoration for everyone who comes to Him through Christ.

Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Ptr. Audie for faithfully preaching these timely, meaningful, and Christ-centered messages. May the Lord continue to strengthen and use you for His glory. Church family and friends, let's not just admire David's story—let's learn from it.

This week, take one step toward Christ through honest repentance, wholehearted obedience, and renewed trust in His amazing grace. 🙏❤️

07/07/2026

Sermon Recap | Our Anchors in the Midst of Life's Storms
Acts 27:13–44 | Preached by Pastorney Olan

Storms are part of life, but they don't have to sink us. Through Paul's journey, we were reminded that our greatest security is not in calm circumstances but in Christ. When everything around us is shaking, God remains our unchanging Anchor.
💙 Main Takeaway:
Instead of asking God to remove every storm, let us ask Him for the courage to trust Him through it.
⚓ God's Presence — He is always with us.
⚓ God's Ownership — We belong to Him.
⚓ Serving God — He sustains those who faithfully follow Him.
⚓ Faith — Trust His promises even when you cannot see the outcome.

🤔 Reflection:
What anchor are you holding on to today as you face your own storm?

As we begin a new week, may we walk with confidence, knowing that Jesus never leaves His children. Thank you, Pastorney Olan, for this timely, Christ-centered, and encouraging reminder that our hope is secure in the Lord.

🙌 Take Action: Choose one area where you need to trust God this week. Pray, hold on to His promises, and encourage someone else who may be going through a storm. Christ is our sure and steady Anchor—keep your eyes on Him.😇

23/06/2026

📖 Sermon Recap: The Legacy of a Godly Father: Deut.6:1–9 ( Ptr.Audie)

This Father's Day, we were reminded that every father is leaving a legacy. The question is not if we will leave one, but what kind of legacy we will leave behind. Through God's Word, we learned that a godly father is someone who fears God, loves God, and leads his family to God.

✨ Main Takeaway:A lasting legacy is not built on success, wealth, or achievements, but on a life that points others to Christ.

🔹 Fear God by obeying His Word and living it out daily.🔹 Love God with all your heart and keep Him first in life.🔹 Lead your family to God through your example, prayers, conversations, and daily walk with Christ.

A powerful reminder from the message was that every father will leave a legacy. The question is not whether we will leave one, but what kind of legacy we will leave. The contrast between the lives of Max Jukes and Jonathan Edwards shows how one generation's choices can influence many generations—either toward brokenness or toward spiritual blessing and godly impact.

💭 Reflection Question:If your children, family, or friends followed your example today, would they be led closer to Jesus?

🙏 As we begin a new week, may we remember that people may forget many of our words, but they will remember the life we lived before them. Let's intentionally point our homes and families toward Christ every day.

A special shoutout to our Ladies Ministry! ❤️ Maraming salamat po for the wonderful Father's Day program, thoughtful preparations, and masarap na food. All dads truly felt loved, appreciated, and blessed. Thank you for making the celebration extra meaningful and memorable for all of us.

Thank you, Ptr. Audie, for the timely, challenging, and encouraging message that reminded us of the kind of legacy that truly lasts.

❤️ Call to Action:This week, take one intentional step to lead someone closer to Jesus—through a prayer, a conversation, a Bible verse, or simply by living out your faith. May our greatest legacy be this: we feared God, loved God, and led others to God through Christ.

19/06/2026

Sunday Sermon Recap: “Teach Us to Number Our Days” | Psalm 90

Last Sunday, Ptr. Tirso shared a meaningful birthday reflection from Psalm 90, reminding us that our life on earth is short, but every day is a precious gift from God. We may not know how many days we have, but we can choose to live each one for His glory.

Main takeaway:
• Life is not measured by how long we live, but by how wisely we live.
• God is eternal, and true meaning is found when our lives are centered on Him.
The message encouraged us to: • Spend more time with God
• Love and forgive people while we can
• Serve faithfully and invest in things that have eternal value

A gentle reflection for all of us: “If I knew my days were limited, what changes would I make in the way I live today?” May we not waste the moments God has entrusted to us.
As we begin another week, may we walk with purpose, knowing that through Christ our short earthly journey has eternal hope. Thank you, Ptr. Tirso, for sharing God’s Word and your heartfelt birthday reflection with our church family.

Call to Action:
This week, let’s pray: “Lord, teach me to number my days and make my life count for You.” May we live each day loving Christ, serving others, and pointing people to Him. 🙏

13/06/2026

08/06/2026

Sermon Recap | Our New Life in Christ Text: Colossians 3:1–17 Speaker: Ptr. Ed

What does a life that is truly changed by Christ look like? Today, we were reminded that because we have been raised with Christ, we are called to live differently. Our new life is not just about believing the gospel, it is about allowing Christ to transform our character every day.

The main takeaway is simple: As new creations in Christ, we must put off the old life and put on the virtues of the new life. Through His grace, we are no longer slaves to sin. Instead, God calls us to reflect the character of Jesus in our homes, church, workplace, and community.

The virtues we are encouraged to "put on" include: • Compassion and tender mercy
• Kindness and humility
• Meekness and patience
• Forgiveness and love
• Thankfulness and a heart filled with God's Word

Practical Application: This week, choose one Christ-like virtue to intentionally practice every day. Whether it's showing kindness, extending forgiveness, or responding with patience, let your actions point others to Jesus.

As we reflect on today's message, let us ask ourselves: Can people see the new life of Christ in the way I speak, think, and treat others? May we continue setting our hearts on things above and live for the glory of God in all that we do.

After our worship service and lunch, we also had a meaningful Ministry Fellowship Discussion, where ministry leaders and members shared updates, ideas, and ways we can continue serving together more effectively. It was a great time of fellowship, encouragement, and unity as one church family.

Thank you, Ptr. Ed, for sharing this timely and meaningful reminder from God's Word. As we go through this week, may we walk closely with Christ, allowing Him to shape us into His likeness day by day. Because of Jesus, we are made new, and through Him, we can live a life that honors God.

Call to Action: What virtue do you want God to strengthen in your life this week? Share it in the comments, encourage someone today, and let us intentionally live out our new life in Christ.😇

01/06/2026

CRISIS: Where Do We Run When Life Falls Apart? 🥵
Yesterday, we were blessed by a timely message from Ptr. Audie from 1 Samuel 30:1–10, 16–20. Through the life of David, we were reminded that even God's people face unexpected and overwhelming crises. Yet, our greatest need in difficult seasons is not a quick solution but a deeper dependence on God.

💡 Main Takeaway:
In times of crisis, don't run away from God-run to God.

David showed us three responses to crisis:
• Come to God in worship and find strength in Him.
• Consult God for direction before making decisions.
• Stand your ground in faith and persevere in obedience.

A practical application for this week: When challenges come, pause before reacting. Spend time in prayer, seek God's wisdom through His Word, and trust Him one step at a time.

🤔Reflection Question:
When crisis comes, where do you usually run first for comfort, answers, and strength?

As we begin a new week, be encouraged: troubles may be many, but the Lord remains faithful to His people. What strengthened David can strengthen us today.

We sincerely appreciate Ptr. Audie for this timely, exegetically grounded and passionately delivered message that pointed us back to God's sufficiency in every season.
Because of Christ, we have hope in every trial and confidence that God is working even when circumstances seem against us.

👉 Call to Action: Take a few moments today to pray, surrender your concerns to the Lord, and trust Him with the next step.

Share in the comments: What truth from the message encouraged you the most?🤔

26/05/2026

SERMON 𝐑𝐄𝐂𝐀𝐏 | “Don’t Live Only for the RED Part”
Last Sunday, we were reminded through God’s Word in Colossians 3:1–2 that this life is only temporary, but eternity is forever. Using the powerful “rope illustration,” Ptr. Tirso shared how our earthly life is just a small “red part” compared to endless eternity.

So many people spend their whole lives chasing temporary things - success, pleasure, comfort, recognition - while forgetting that heaven and hell are eternal realities. What we do in this short “RED part” affects eternity.

Main Takeaway: "'Don't focus on what fades, focus on what lasts."
Set your mind on Christ and eternal things, not only on temporary earthly things.

Practical Application: • This week, pause and ask yourself: “Am I living only for temporary things, or am I truly living for Jesus and eternity?”

May we use our time, resources, opportunities, and lives for what truly matters. Don’t waste your life living only for the RED part. Christ came not just to improve our lives, but to save us and give eternal life to all who trust in Him.

Thank you, Ptr. Tirso, for the timely and meaningful reminder from God’s Word. ❤️
📖 “Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.” — Colossians 3:2

👉 This week, choose one practical way to live with eternity in mind:
• Spend time with God daily
• Share Christ with someone
• Serve faithfully
• Let go of sinful distractions
• Put Jesus first again
Because a life lived for Christ is never wasted.🥰😇🙏

18/05/2026

📖 SERMON RECAP | by Ptr. Tirso Zagada
Text: 2 Chronicles 7:14
Theme: “When God Heals the Land”

Yesterday’s message was both timely and deeply challenging as we reflected on God’s Word in light of the current situation in our nation. Many churches across the Philippines have been calling for urgent prayer as our country faces growing tension and uncertainty. From the recent gunfire incident in the Senate, political division and impeachment issues, rising prices that continue to burden many Filipino families, increasing lawlessness, fear, violence, and corruption—many people today are carrying anxiety, frustration, and heaviness in their hearts.

Through our text, we were reminded that this verse is not simply a “formula” for national healing, but a call for God’s people to return to Him with humility, repentance, prayer, and surrender. Ptr. Tirso emphasized the importance of understanding the context of the passage—that God originally spoke these words to Solomon and Israel under the Old Covenant—but also showed how the passage still reveals God’s heart for His people today.

One of the strongest reminders from the sermon was this: • Healing begins when God’s people return to Him with humble and surrendered hearts.
The message walked us through the four calls found in the verse: • humble themselves,
• pray,
• seek God’s face,
• and turn from wicked ways.

We were reminded that true repentance is not only about asking God to fix the problems around us, but allowing Him to transform the condition of our own hearts first. Sometimes we are quick to point at the sins of society while ignoring: • pride, • bitterness, • prayerlessness, • spiritual coldness, • gossip, • unforgiveness, • and self-reliance in our own lives.

The sermon also beautifully pointed us back to Jesus Christ—the true source of healing, forgiveness, and hope. Our confidence is not in politics, human solutions, or even our own efforts, but in Christ who humbled Himself for us, intercedes for us, and invites weary sinners to come back to Him.

One practical challenge given to the church was simple but powerful: • Pray before reacting.
• Seek God before worrying.
• Return to Christ daily.
Revival does not usually begin with noise and crowds—it often begins quietly in surrendered hearts, in homes, in prayer meetings, and in ordinary believers sincerely seeking God again.

A gentle reflection question shared during the message: “Am I only asking God to change the nation around me, or am I allowing Him to change my own heart too?”
We thank the Lord for using Ptr. Tirso to bring such a timely, warm, and Christ-centered message to the church. Truly, even in uncertain times, our hope remains in Jesus alone.

As a church family, let us continue lifting up our nation in prayer: • for peace, • for wisdom among leaders, • for protection, • for justice, • and above all, for hearts to return to God.
May the Lord heal our land by first healing our hearts. 🇵🇭🙏