Monching Community Church Pentecostal Church of God Asian Mission Inc.

14/08/2026

It’s Finally Friday🙌 your weekend plan should include Sunday Worship 🙏
Worship with us every Sunday here at Monching Community Church ⛪️
Service will start at 8:00 am 📍
You are always welcome here 🫶

09/08/2026

Be courageous, pagmalig-on! Ang imong pag-alagad wala dapat naka depende sa estado sa imong kinabuhi!

Happy Sunday 🙌
Dalagyon ang Diyos sa walay katapusan!

02/08/2026

Leaders’ Gathering & Equipping 📍
08.02.2026

To God be all the glory 🙌

02/08/2026

“You are a slave to whatever controls you.
Sin always looks good at first.
Ang sala mupatay sa atong pangandoy diha sa Ginoo. “

~The Issues of Life~

Happy Sunday Everyone! 🙌

Join us every Sunday at 8:00 am here at Monching Community Church 📍

02/08/2026

01/08/2026

Wrapping up our Week of Fire for the month of July! 🔥
MCC leaders came with hearts hungry and thirsty for God's presence, His power, and His empowerment. We are grateful for the fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit, who continues to fill, strengthen, and ignite His people for His purpose.
Thank You, Holy Spirit, for meeting us, transforming us, and empowering us to be effective witnesses for Christ. May the fire You have kindled in our hearts continue to burn brightly as we advance Your Kingdom.

📍No Photo doc on 2nd night🙂

30/07/2026

Israel was fighting Amalek in the valley.

Meanwhile, Moses stood on the hill with the staff of God in his hand.

As long as Moses held up his hands, Israel prevailed.
But whenever he lowered them, Amalek gained the advantage (Exodus 17:11).

Then the story quietly tells us something we can all relate to.

"𝗠𝗼𝘀𝗲𝘀' 𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘀 𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘄 𝘄𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘆." (Exodus 17:12)

Those five words are easy to overlook.
But they remind us that even God's most faithful servants grow tired.

The same Moses who stood before Pharaoh.
The same Moses who stretched out his staff over the Red Sea.
The same Moses who had witnessed God's mighty power.

Even he reached a point where he could no longer hold up his own hands.

God could have miraculously strengthened Moses.
He had done far greater miracles before.

But this time... He chose something much simpler.

Aaron and Hur.

They brought a stone for Moses to sit on.
Then they stood beside him, one on each side, and held up his hands until the sun went down.

Notice what they didn't do.

They didn't take Moses' place.
They didn't ask for the staff.
They didn't try to become Moses.
They simply helped him keep doing what God had called him to do.

Sometimes the greatest act of faith isn't standing in the spotlight.
It's quietly holding up someone else's weary hands.

We often pray for God to take away the weight we're carrying.
Sometimes He answers by sending someone to carry it with us.

A friend who refuses to leave.
A family member who simply sits beside us.
A church that prays when we no longer have the words.
A quiet act of kindness.
A timely message.
A listening ear.

God's provision doesn't always come by changing our circumstances.
Sometimes it comes through the people He places beside us.

The battle against Amalek was fought by Joshua in the valley.
Moses stood on the hill.
But Aaron and Hur made sure Moses didn't stand there alone.

The victory belonged to the Lord.

Yet God chose to accomplish it through people who were willing to support one another.

Maybe that's one of the most beautiful lessons in this story.

We all have days when our hands grow weary.
Days when the weight feels too heavy to carry alone.

If that is where you are today, may God surround you with an Aaron and a Hur.

People who will remind you that you don't have to fight every battle by yourself.

And when your own strength has returned, may God make you an Aaron or a Hur for someone else.

Because some of the greatest acts of faith are never seen from the valley.

They happen quietly on the hill, when someone chooses to hold up another person's weary hands until the battle is over.

26/07/2026

Happy Sunday everyone!
See you next Sunday, 8:00 am here at Monching Community Church, Purok 4, Monching, Siay, Zambo. Sibugay 📍

26/07/2026

“The tongue can bring death or life; those who love to talk will reap the consequences.”
‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭18‬:‭21‬ ‭

The Power of Your Words📍

Join us every Sunday here at Monching Community Church ⛪️📍
Service starts at 8:00 am.
Come and be blessed 😇

24/07/2026

Acts 1:8: "You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses."

Join us everyday starting tomorrow, July 25 to July 31, 2026 🔥 Let us soak in His Presence 🙌