MAS-Amicus Lopez Jaena Chapter

16/05/2026

This midweek, our speakers, sister honey, shared a powerful reminder:

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord. – Jeremiah 29:11 🤍

A reminder that God’s plans are always filled with hope and purpose. Even when life feels busy, tiring, or uncertain, He is working things out for our good. Trust His timing, lean on His promises, and keep your faith anchored in Him.

Afterwards, we joyfully played Bible characters, sharing laughter and faith together. Thank you to everyone who participated and still chose to show up despite your busy schedules. Your presence and willingness to worship truly mean so much. ✨

16/05/2026

“Peace, Be Still” — Even the Storm Obeys Jesus

When Jesus Christ said, “Peace, be still,” the storm stopped. The same Savior who calmed the sea can also calm the storms inside your heart.

In Mark 4:35–41, the disciples were terrified as a violent storm shook their boat. Waves crashed around them while Jesus seemed to be asleep. In fear they cried, “Master, do You not care that we are perishing?” Then Jesus arose and rebuked the wind saying, “Peace, be still.” Immediately the sea became calm.

This story reminds us that:
Storms can happen even when Jesus is in our boat.
Fear often makes us forget God’s presence.
Jesus has power over both natural storms and spiritual struggles.

Sometimes the greatest miracle is not the removal of the storm, but the peace Christ gives while we pass through it.

EGW explained that the disciples’ fear came because they looked at the waves more than at Christ. She taught that many Christians do the same during life’s troubles. But when we trust Jesus completely, His peace can quiet anxiety, doubt, and discouragement.

She also emphasized that Christ is never indifferent to our suffering. Even when heaven seems silent, God is still present and in control.

Do not let the noise of the storm become louder than the voice of God.
The same Jesus who calmed the sea is able to calm:

your worries,
your discouragement,
your family problems,
your hidden battles.

When life becomes overwhelming, remember His words:
“Peace, be still.”

Because when Jesus speaks peace, fear loses its power.

16/05/2026

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08/05/2026

This midweek, one of our speakers, Brother Roldan, shared a powerful reminder:

“TRUST IN THE LORD WITH ALL YOUR HEART.” – Proverbs 3:5 🤍

Not halfway. Not just when it’s easy. Not only when we understand. But with your whole heart—fully, completely, and without holding back. Trust Him in every situation, even when life feels busy, tiring, or uncertain.

Afterwards, we joyfully played Bible characters, sharing laughter and faith together. Thank you to everyone who participated and still chose to show up despite your busy schedules. Your presence and willingness to worship truly mean so much. ✨

08/05/2026

29/04/2026

“Simple moments, meaningful hearts ♡ Last week Mas Amicus Worship may have been just a Bible game and sharing, but it was filled with joy, laughter, and lessons that reminded us how God works even in the simplest gatherings. 🙏😇

15/04/2026

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15/04/2026

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"Don't Act Holy"

As humans, we often focus on the sins of others because it distracts us from our own. It is easier to point fingers than to examine our hearts. But the Bible reminds us:

“For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God.” (Romans 3:23)

No one is exempt. Whether hidden or visible, all sin separates us from God. That means the ground you stand on is no higher than the one you judge.

1. We judge to feel superior—but God calls us to humility.
Judging others creates a false sense of righteousness. But true spirituality begins when we admit, “I am also in need of grace.”

2. We see others’ sins clearly—but are blind to our own.
Like what Jesus said in Matthew 7:3, we notice the speck in another’s eye but ignore the beam in our own.

3. Sin may look different—but it is equal before God.
Whether pride, anger, gossip, or immorality—sin is sin. No one has the right to rank themselves above others.

4. Mercy is what we all need—not condemnation.
Jesus didn’t ignore sin, but He chose compassion first. Humans are quick to condemn, but God is rich in mercy.

5. Judging others reveals a heart that forgets grace.
If we truly understand how much God has forgiven us, we would be slower to judge and quicker to forgive.

6. Only God has the authority to judge righteously.
We see outward actions, but God sees the heart. What looks sinful to us may have a story only God understands.

Before you speak about someone else’s failure, remember this:

You may not be holding the same sin—but you are still holding sin.

And the same grace you received… is the same grace they need.

_T’yoy

15/04/2026

Honoring Our Parents ♡

“Honor your father and your mother, so that you may live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you.” – Exodus 20:12

This week's message reminds us of the deep love and sacrifices our parents make for us every single day. Sometimes, we only see their rules and corrections, but behind these are hearts filled with concern, guidance, and unconditional love. Honoring our parents is not just about obedience—it is about showing respect, gratitude, and appreciation through our words and actions.

Let us take time to say “thank you,” offer a helping hand, and express our love while we still have the chance. In honoring them, we also honor God. 💗

09/04/2026

This week, we had the wonderful opportunity to gather together in worship with Pastor Seth Noor Gajo . It was a meaningful and spirit-filled experience as we listened to God’s Word, strengthened our faith, and enjoyed fellowship with one another. Moments like these remind us of the importance of coming together as a community to grow spiritually and support each other. We are truly grateful for Pastor Seth Gajo’s inspiring message and guidance. 🙏💗