Capital Alliance Church of Isulan

25/08/2026

Come! Let us be ONE CHURCH with ONE FAITH in ONE PRAYER and experience ONE POWERFUL MOVE OF GOD.

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📅 August 29, 2026
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23/08/2026

OUR DAILY BREAD
August 23, 2026
Sunday

Authentic Son of God

"He was despised and rejected by mankind." — Isaiah 53:3

A photography contest featured images created by artificial intelligence (AI). People from around the world submitted pictures they had fabricated by AI text prompts on computers. Only AI-generated images were allowed. One winner was a surreal depiction: something that looked like a pink flamingo curled into a feathery ball, against a sandy landscape.

There was only one problem. The winning image was a real photograph of a real flamingo. The photographer had entered an authentic photo in an AI-contest. His picture, “Flamingone,” was disqualified. That’s right—the authentic photo was rejected for being the real thing.

The prophet Isaiah vividly foretells a similar irony about the trial and crucifixion of Jesus Christ: “He was led like a lamb to the slaughter” (Isaiah 53:7). Christ was taken to court for claiming to be the Jewish Messiah. Yet he did not offer a defense: “He was oppressed and afflicted, yet he did not open his mouth” (v. 7). Isaiah points to the ultimate contradiction: “He was despised and rejected by mankind” (v. 3). That’s right—the authentic Messiah, the true Son of God, was rejected as being fake.

Today, you and I are judges in that court of decision. Do we accept Jesus as the authentic Son of God? Or do we reject Him as something less? Even if we believe in Him, does our daily living sometimes reject Him as the real deal?

Reflect:
How does your life reflect the authenticity of Jesus Christ? How might it reject Him?

Pray:
Dear God, please help me to honor You as I live in Your genuine presence.

By: Kenneth Petersen

22/08/2026

OUR DAILY BREAD
August 22, 2026
Saturday

A Marriage Observed

"Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other." — Ephesians 4:32

Of all United States presidents, Jimmy Carter had the longest marriage. He and his wife Rosalyn were married for seventy-seven years. When Carter was asked the secret to his long, successful marriage, he replied, “Choose the right person to marry.” Beyond that, he named three other concepts for marital success: reconciliation, communication, and devotion to faith.

We see the idea of reconciliation in Ephesians 4:26: “Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry.” The Carters took this seriously. “Every night, we try to make sure we’re completely reconciled from all the arguments during the day,” Jimmy once said. We can also see the secret to Christlike communication in Ephesians 4. Paul wrote, “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you” (v. 32).

God ordained marriage as something good—something established by Him (Genesis 2:24; Hebrews 13:4). Proverbs 18:22 says that marriage is a divine blessing: “He who finds a wife finds what is good and receives favor from the Lord.” And the way we treat one another, in marriage and in the entire body of Christ, can encourage and positively affect others. Whether we’re single or married, our words and actions can truly reflect the loving, forgiving heart of Christ.

Reflect: How can God help you reflect Christ in your relationships? What does it mean to be compassionate and forgiving today?

Pray: Dear Jesus, please help me to compassionately forgive others and point them to You.

By: Dave Branon

21/08/2026

‎OUR DAILY BREAD
‎August 21, 2026
‎Friday
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‎Faithfully Serving Others
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‎“Discharge all the duties of your ministry.” — 2 Timothy 4:5

‎On a Thursday, in the church’s fellowship hall, sandwiches and watermelon slices were set out, waiting to be consumed by mourners sitting on metal folding chairs placed on stained carpet. It was a perfectly normal funeral, except for the preacher. He was a well-known speaker who has preached to stadiums full of thousands. Now he was speaking just as enthusiastically to this weekday gathering.
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‎Paul told his protégé Timothy, “Preach the word; be prepared in season and out of season...discharge all the duties of your ministry” (2 Timothy 4:2-5). All the duties. Not only the big ones performed on large stages with bright lights. Also ordinary, weekday duties. The speeches that won’t be recorded and broadcast for generations to come. The tasks that few will see. Do those well too.
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‎Because someone is watching. Paul told Timothy he was serving “in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who will judge the living and the dead” (v. 1). Your platform may be small, but your audience could not be more important. Jesus waits expectantly for your service. Do it for Him, relying on the power of His Spirit. He will be honored as you humbly, faithfully minister to others.
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‎Reflect: How much heart are you putting into your everyday tasks? How would God have you think about your ordinary jobs on this ordinary day?
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‎Pray: Heavenly Father, may I serve You and others faithfully today.
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‎By: Mike Wittmer

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19/08/2026

‎OUR DAILY BREAD
‎August 20, 2026
‎Thursday
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‎Shine Christ's Light
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‎"Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." — Matthew 5:16
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‎In the dimly lit restaurant, our waitress quietly took our orders with a solemn expression. But then a customer kindly gave her a writing pen that had a little flashlight built into it. He told her it was so she could “see in the dark.”
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‎Her face lit up, and her demeanor changed to reflect joy. It was evident that she was delighted by the gift—clicking the light off and on. When she left our table, the man smiled as he whispered to me, “I think she brightened up when I gave her the pen. It made her day!”
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‎The God-given gift of light certainly brightens our days. Jesus is the ultimate gift of light—“light . . . come into the world” to save the world (John 3:16-19). God provided this gift because He loves us and wants to be in relationship with us. When we receive Christ as our Savior, our sins are forgiven, and we experience fellowship with Him. Jesus brightens our lives for all eternity. He said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life” (8:12).
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‎As believers in Jesus, we’re “the light of the world” (Matthew 5:14). When we receive the gift God gave us through Christ, we can walk in His light and “let [our] light shine before others” (v. 16). With Him as our source, let’s shine for Him today!
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‎Reflect: How are you revealing the light of Christ? How can you brighten someone’s life this day?
‎Pray: Heavenly Father, please help me shine Your love and light to others today.
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‎By: Katara Patton
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18/08/2026

OUR DAILY BREAD
August 19, 2026
Wednesday

Awesome God

“You, God, are awesome in your sanctuary.” - Psalm 68:35

As a landscape photographer, I’m drawn to photos I find online. Recently I came across “10 of the Most Breathtaking Places in the U.S.” A photo of a geothermal spring depicts a massive basin of multicolored luminescence. A snapshot of the Hoh Rain Forest shows a dense, mossy forest that looks like something straight out of The Hobbit. A stunning picture taken in Monument Valley, Arizona, could be a panorama of Mars.

These awesome images make me think of our awesome God. In Psalm 68, David gushes about God’s majesty: “Sing to God . . . extol him who rides on the clouds” (v. 4). Vividly, the psalmist proclaims God’s power over enemies: “May you blow them away like smoke” (v. 2). Yet God’s sheer majesty and power are contrasted with His intimate love: “Praise be to the Lord . . . who daily bears our burdens” (v. 19). David’s epic psalm reaches a climax with his breathless praise: “You, God, are awesome” (v. 35).

In landscape photographs, I find both immensity and intimacy. The sheer expanse of these vistas speaks personally to my soul. It makes me wonder if the landscapes of our world are really glimpses of God Himself—reflections of how He’s awesomely immense and breathtakingly loving. In that light, might we look for His reflected beauty around us today. When we see it, we might whisper to Him, “You, God, are awesome.”

Reflect:
What visual experience has reminded you of God’s awesome ways? What about God does that reflect?

Pray:
Dear God, please help me see Your breathtaking beauty.

By: Kenneth Petersen

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16/08/2026

16/08/2026

16/08/2026

𝗠𝗘𝗡'𝗦 𝗦𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗔𝗬💪

Today, we celebrate the men of our church who are called to lead not by position, but by faith, humility, love, and a life surrendered to Christ.

May our men continue to be strong examples of godly leadership, guiding their families, serving the church, and pointing others toward Jesus Christ. May our lives reflect His character and our actions proclaim His love.

Men, let us lead the way to Christ.
Let us stand firm in faith, serve with purpose, and live boldly for the glory of God. ❤️‍🔥

Happy Men’s Sunday!
To God be all the glory! 🙌

16/08/2026

🏆𝗤𝗨𝗜𝗭 𝗗𝗔𝗬 𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗨𝗟𝗧𝗦!🎉

What an exciting and meaningful time of learning, fellowship, and friendly competition! 📖✨

Congratulations to our winners!👏

🥇1st Place -Men
🥈2nd Place - Women
🥉3rd Place - Youth

A big thank you to everyone who participated and made our Quiz Day a success! Your enthusiasm and dedication made the event truly special. ❤️ Most of all, we give thanks to God for blessing us with a wonderful time of learning, fellowship, and joyful competition.

All glory and honor belong to Him! 🙏✨