Breakthrough Church Cebu

01/09/2026

🌿 Sunday Sermon Recap 🌿
📖 Scripture: Acts 11
We continue with our series of sermons on Acts. Last Sunday, we learned about When God Opens Doors—how God can challenge our traditions, expand our vision, and use ordinary believers to accomplish extraordinary things. Acts 11 reminds us that when God opens a door, our response should be to trust, obey, and make ourselves available for His purpose.

🔹 God Expands Our Vision
The vision of the sheet was not really about food—it was about people. God was teaching Peter that His grace is for everyone.
📖 Acts 11:1–18

🔹 God Uses Ordinary Believers
Even when persecution scattered the believers, the Gospel continued to spread. God used ordinary Christians in different places to share His Word. Barnabas, though not as prominent as Peter or Paul, was instrumental in encouraging believers and helping Paul step into his calling.
📖 Acts 11:19–26

🔹 God Builds a Generous Church
When the believers in Antioch learned about the coming famine, they responded by giving according to their ability to help their brothers and sisters in Judea. Loving God means loving and caring for others. Our generosity becomes a tangible expression of God’s love.
📖 Acts 11:27–30; Philippians 2:4

Reflection
When God opens doors, don’t let tradition, fear, or limitations keep you from walking through them. Allow Him to expand your vision, use your ordinary life for His extraordinary purpose, and make your heart generous toward others.

God may open a door you never expected—will you be willing to walk through it?

02/08/2026

🫸Sunday Sermon Recap🫷
📖 Scripture: Acts 1–2

Last Sunday, we reflected on the importance of Waiting, Witnessing, and Walking with God. Before the disciples were sent to change the world, Jesus first called them to wait. Through the coming of the Holy Spirit, they were empowered to fulfill God’s mission and walk in faithful obedience. Their journey reminds us that God’s timing, power, and purpose always work together for His glory.

🔹 Wait on God’s Timing
Jesus instructed His disciples not to leave Jerusalem but to wait for the promised Holy Spirit. Their waiting was not wasted—it was preparation. God often calls us to wait because He is preparing us for what He has called us to do.
📖 Acts 1:4–5; Acts 2:1–4

🔹 Witness for God’s Mission
The Holy Spirit was given not just for personal blessing, but to empower believers to be Christ’s witnesses. Our mission begins where we are, reaches our communities, extends beyond our differences, and ultimately points the world to Jesus.
📖 Acts 1:8

🔹 Walk in Faithful Obedience
The disciples obeyed even when they did not fully understand God’s plan. They waited, prayed, and trusted His timing. Like them, we are called to walk humbly with God, trusting that His plans are always greater than our own.
📖 Acts 2:4

🙌 Reflection
God’s delays are never His denials. As we patiently wait for His timing, faithfully witness wherever He has placed us, and walk in obedient trust, He will empower us to fulfill His purpose and bring glory to His name.

01/08/2026

14/07/2026

✨Sunday Sermon Recap✨
📖 Scripture: 2 Corinthians 10:1–6, 17–18

Last Sunday, we were reminded that spiritual warfare is real, but God has equipped every believer with divine weapons for victory. Our greatest battles are not fought with human strength, but through humility, truth, prayer, and obedience to Christ. As we surrender our lives to Him, we can stand firm against every stronghold and live for His glory.

🔹 The Character of the Warrior
A follower of Christ fights differently. Like Jesus, we are called to walk in humility and gentleness, knowing that true strength is found in surrender to God—not in pride or self-reliance.
📖 2 Corinthians 10:1–2

🔹 The Real Battle Is Spiritual
Our struggle is not against people but against spiritual strongholds that oppose the knowledge of God. The battlefield is often the mind, where fear, pride, bitterness, unbelief, and lies seek to take root. Victory begins when we take every thought captive and make it obedient to Christ.
📖 2 Corinthians 10:3–5

🔹 Fight with God’s Weapons
God has given us powerful weapons for every spiritual battle—the Word of God, prayer, the Gospel, and a life marked by humility and Christlike love. These are the weapons that have divine power to tear down strongholds and transform lives.
📖 2 Corinthians 10:4–6

🔹 Victory Belongs to the Lord
True victory is seen in a life of obedience and in giving all glory to God. Rather than seeking the approval of people, we are called to boast only in the Lord and desire the approval that comes from Him alone.
📖 2 Corinthians 10:17–18

Reflection
As we put on God’s weapons, submit our minds to Christ, and walk in humble obedience, we can overcome every stronghold and experience the victory He has already won.

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07/07/2026

✨🌿 Sunday Sermon Recap 🌿✨
📖 Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9:6–8

Last Sunday, we were reminded that generosity is an expression of God’s grace at work in our lives. Giving is more than a financial act—it is an act of worship that reflects a heart transformed by God’s goodness. As we faithfully give, we trust that God is both our Provider and the One who uses our generosity to bless others.

🔹 The Principle of Giving
God’s kingdom operates on the principle of sowing and reaping. As we give faithfully and with the right motives—not for recognition, but to honor God—we demonstrate our trust in Him. Ultimately, the greatest offering we can give is our lives, surrendered completely to the Lord.
📖 2 Corinthians 9:6; Romans 12:1–2

🔹 The Attitude of Giving
God desires giving that is planned, personal, and joyful. We are not to give reluctantly or under pressure, but with cheerful hearts, recognizing that giving is an act of worship and a response to the blessings we have already received from Him.
📖 2 Corinthians 9:7

🔹 The Promise of Giving
God is able to provide abundantly for all our needs. His blessings are never meant to stop with us—they are given so that we may abound in every good work and become channels of His generosity to others.
📖 2 Corinthians 9:8

🙌 Reflection
Generosity begins with recognizing that everything we have comes from God. As we give with joyful and willing hearts, we become instruments of His grace, allowing His blessings to flow through us to those around us.

21/06/2026

💙 Happy Father’s Day! 💙

Today, we honor and celebrate all fathers, grandfathers, father figures, and spiritual fathers who faithfully lead, provide, protect, and love their families. Thank you for your sacrifices, guidance, and unwavering commitment.

May God continue to bless and strengthen you as you reflect His love in your homes and communities.

Happy Father’s Day from your Breakthrough Church family! 🙌