IRM Ministries - Mandaluyong

IRM Ministries - Mandaluyong Sunday Morning Service: 9:30AM - 11AM
Midweek Service (Prayer on Fire): 7:00PM-9:00PM
Morning Devotion (Monday - Saturday): 6:00AM - 6:30AM

24/05/2026

Sunday Service (Message) - 05/24/2026

Spiritual Accountability: Be Ready
Speaker: Bro. Albert Cuevas

17/05/2026

Sunday Service (Message) - 05/17/2026

Spiritual Accountability
Speaker: Sis. Ruth Medenilla

Are we playing the blame game, or are we choosing growth? 🎯In today’s message by Ate Ruth, we tackled a tough but vital ...
17/05/2026

Are we playing the blame game, or are we choosing growth? 🎯

In today’s message by Ate Ruth, we tackled a tough but vital topic: Spiritual Accountability.

When things go wrong, human nature defaults to pointing fingers. Adam and Eve blamed each other, Aaron blamed the crowd, and King Saul blamed his soldiers for his own half-hearted obedience. No one wanted to take ownership. 🙅‍♂️

But Ephesians 4:22 & 24 calls us higher: “Talikuran nʼyo na ang dati ninyong pamumuhay... Ipakita nʼyong binago na kayo ng Dios at binigyan ng buhay na matuwid at banal...”

True spiritual accountability is invaluable because it:

🌱 Encourages Growth: It builds real spiritual discipline so we stop being "babies in faith" (1 Cor. 3:1-2).

🛡️ Inspires Correction: It teaches us to welcome godly correction as protection, not a personal attack.

âš“ Fosters Integrity: It helps us walk by the Spirit even when the flesh pulls us back (Galatians 5:16-17).

The Ultimate Mirror: The 7 Churches of Revelation 🏛️

Jesus evaluated seven ancient churches as a mirror of ultimate accountability. Five were sharply rebuked for letting their standards slide, but only TWO churches received pure praise without a single rebuke:

👑 SMYRNA (The Persecuted Church): Facing extreme poverty and suffering, Jesus told them, "I know your poverty—yet you are rich!" They didn't let painful circumstances excuse compromise.

🚪 PHILADELPHIA (The Faithful Church): Holding "little strength," they fiercely kept God’s word. Because of their obedience, Jesus opened doors for them that no one can shut.

Neither church allowed external struggles to ruin their internal integrity. They stood firm, proving that accountability is about staying faithful and taking responsibility for your walk with God.

When God looks at our lives today, what does He see? Shifting blame, or unshakeable faithfulness? Let's drop the excuses, embrace godly accountability, and strive to look more like Jesus every single day. 🤍

10/05/2026

Sunday Service (Message) - 05/10/2026

A Heart of Fire
Speaker: Deac. Lysil Plantilla

"A mother’s heart is the altar where God’s fire is kept alive—not just as a flicker of passion, but as an enduring flame...
10/05/2026

"A mother’s heart is the altar where God’s fire is kept alive—not just as a flicker of passion, but as an enduring flame of character."

A Heart of F.I.R.E. 🔥🌷

This Mother’s Day, we aren’t just celebrating a feeling; we are celebrating a legacy. In Leviticus 6:12-13, we are reminded that the fire on the altar must be kept burning; it must not go out.

Our mothers are the keepers of that fire. They don’t just have a "heart on fire" (a temporary spark); they possess a Heart of Fire—a deep, spiritual, and enduring devotion that transforms their families and the world.

Deac Lysil reminds us of what it means to lead with a Heart of F.I.R.E.:

🔥 F - Faith: Like Mary, Hannah, and Jochebed, their faith surpasses trials and brings forth the next generation of believers.

🔥 I - Integrity: Like Ruth, they remain honest, ethical, and fearless, even when it’s inconvenient.

🔥 R - Rooted: Planted in the Word (Psalm 1:1-3), they are resilient, persistent in prayer, and firm in their foundation.

🔥 E - Example: Their lives are "living letters" (2 Cor 3:2-3), written by the Spirit of God for all to see.

To all the mothers who keep the fire burning every single morning—thank you for being the temple of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

03/05/2026

Sunday Service (Message) - 05/03/2026

Spiritual Accountability
Speaker: Ptr. Joseph Plantilla

Accountability transforms our faith from a passive belief into an active, disciplined walk. Understanding Our Spiritual ...
03/05/2026

Accountability transforms our faith from a passive belief into an active, disciplined walk.

Understanding Our Spiritual Accountability

What does it mean to be truly accountable? It is more than just a task check-list. Accountability is our obligation to accept responsibility for our actions, decisions, and consequences before God, and to disclose them transparently.

Today, Pastor Joseph unpacks why a life of spiritual accountability is essential for every believer.

1. It is the Backbone of a Relationship

We must move beyond mere religion and enter a true relationship with God. We are accountable to Him because He is the one speaking to us. Because we are saved by entering into a relationship with Jesus Christ, the excuse "tao lang po ako,nagkakamali" (I'm only human, I make mistakes) is no longer acceptable as a lifestyle. True accountability fosters growth and transforms our faith from a passive belief into an active, disciplined walk.

2. A Life Under Authority

As Christians, we live under the absolute authority of God. While the devil tempted Adam and Eve to reject this authority (Genesis 3:4-5), we know that God’s authority is for our own good. It thrives in an environment of reverence and gratefulness. This authority provides safety, protection, and is the essential tool for our maturity. His plans for us are for our welfare and a future full of hope (Jeremias 29:11).

3. The Protective Covering for Free Will

Though our choices are free, they are not without consequences. Spiritual accountability acts as a protective covering for our free will. Our choices must always be bounded by our awareness that we are under His authority. Accountability does not remove our freedom; it enables us to make meaningful, responsible choices that align with God's will.

Let us make this declaration today: "I will be living accountable now, Lord."

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Yesterday was a rich and practical message from Ate Olive! It really dives into the posture and persistence of someone w...
26/04/2026

Yesterday was a rich and practical message from Ate Olive! It really dives into the posture and persistence of someone who truly follows Jesus.

Prayer is not an obligation to be fulfilled; it is a declaration of dependency on our Father. Do not be ashamed to be persistent—the One who hears you is the Good Father of the Harvest.

PRAYERS IN THE EYES OF A DISCIPLE 🙏✨

Yesterday, Ate Olive shared a powerful message on Luke 11:1-13. A disciple saw Jesus praying and asked, "Lord, teach us to pray." They didn't just want a formula; they wanted to know how to connect with the Father the way Jesus did.

The Disciple's Structure:

Honor God First: Remember who He is (Father) and who we are (Children). Submission to His reign comes before our requests.

Total Dependency: Like Agur (Proverbs 30:7-9) and Solomon, we don't ask for excess or riches, but for what is enough and for a discerning heart. Without Him, we are nothing.

Sin No More: We seek sanctification because He is Holy.

The Disciple's Method: Persistence & Earnestness

Jesus gave the example of the "makulet" na friend at midnight.

ASK (Humingi)
SEEK (Maghanap)
KNOCK (Kumatok)

Bakit hindi tayo nakakatanggap? Baka hindi tayo makulet o persistent. God is a Good Father—if earthly parents know how to give good gifts, how much more our Heavenly Father who gives us the Holy Spirit!

The Challenge:
The harvest is plenty, but laborers are few. A true disciple doesn't just pray for themselves; they pray earnestly for more laborers for God's Kingdom (Luke 10:1-2).

Are you a disciple? Let your prayer life be your proof.

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26/04/2026

Sunday Service (Message) - 04/26/2026

Prayers In The Eyes Of A Disciple
Speaker: Sis. Olive Cuevas

19/04/2026

Sunday Service (Message) - 04/19/2026

Honoring Jesus' Prayer
Speaker: Ptr. Joseph Plantilla

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Mandaluyong
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