Redeemer Christian Church Manila

22/08/2026

This Sunday at Redeemer Christian Church Manila, we continue our study in the book of Isaiah, focusing on Isaiah 50:4-11, where we see God’s promised Servant faithfully trust and obey God even in the midst of suffering.

🕙 10:00 AM
📍 Roof Deck, G Square Residences, Julio Nakpil St. corner Taft Avenue, Manila

☕ Come early for coffee and fellowship.
👐 All are welcome!

21/08/2026

Last Sunday, we began our introduction to the Book of Revelation, seeing that this book is not primarily given to satisfy our curiosity about the end times, but to strengthen the church to faithfully endure until Christ returns. Written to churches facing tribulation, pressure, and uncertainty, Revelation unveils the risen and reigning Christ and calls His people to remain faithful.

God gives His church a glimpse of heavenly reality so that we can see our present circumstances from heaven’s perspective and remain faithful on earth. Therefore, our focus should not be on speculation about symbols, timelines, or future events, but on what Revelation reveals about Jesus.

20/08/2026

Last Wednesday, we continued our study of Hebrews 4:14–5:10, where the author points us to Jesus Christ, our Great High Priest, who passed through the heavens into God’s presence. While earthly high priests were themselves sinners who needed atonement, Jesus shared in our humanity, was tempted and suffered, yet remained without sin.

This passage reminds us that when suffering comes, we can look to Christ and remember that the Son Himself walked the road of obedience through suffering. Because He understands our weaknesses, we can continue to trust Him, hold fast to our faith, and draw near to God with confidence to the throne of grace, where we find mercy and grace in our time of need.

19/08/2026

Bible Study will proceed tonight at 7:00 PM. If you plan to attend, please bring an umbrella and stay safe on your way!

Hebrews 4:14–5:10
Tonight, we continue our study in Hebrews 4:14–5:10. This passage reminds us that Jesus is our ultimate High Priest, who sympathizes with our weaknesses and invites us to draw near to God's throne of grace with confidence.

🕖 Bible Study starts at 7:00 PM
📍 Small Function Room, Roof Deck, G Square Residences, Julio Nakpil St. corner Taft Avenue, Manila
☕ Come early (from 6:30 PM) for coffee and fellowship.

See you tonight!

19/08/2026

Lord’s Day #33
Continuation of our Isaiah Series
JUDGMENT AND REDEMPTION

Isaiah 49:14-50:3
Correcting Israel’s False Beliefs

19/08/2026

Hebrews 4:14–5:10
Tonight, we continue our study in Hebrews 4:14–5:10. This passage reminds us that Jesus is our ultimate High Priest, who sympathizes with our weaknesses and invites us to draw near to God's throne of grace with confidence.

🕖 Bible Study starts at 7:00 PM
📍 Small Function Room, Roof Deck, G Square Residences, Julio Nakpil St. corner Taft Avenue, Manila
☕ Come early (from 6:30 PM) for coffee and fellowship.

See you tonight!

18/08/2026

Last Sunday, we reflected on Isaiah 49:14–50:3, where God corrects Israel’s belief that He had forgotten and abandoned them. Though Israel was in exile because of their sin and rebellion, God’s covenant love remained unchanged.

We were reminded how easily our circumstances can shape what we believe about God. In disappointment, unanswered prayers, or struggles with sin, we may be tempted to think that God has forgotten us. But the Gospel gives us the firmest reason to trust Him. Through Christ’s death and resurrection, God has shown His love and secured our reconciliation with Him.

15/08/2026

This Sunday at Redeemer Christian Church Manila, we continue our study in Isaiah 49:14 - 50:3. This passage reminds us that even when God's people feel forgotten or abandoned, the Lord's love and faithfulness never fail.

🕙 10:00 AM
📍 Roof Deck, G Square Residences, Julio Nakpil St. corner Taft Avenue, Manila

☕ Come early for coffee and fellowship.
👐 All are welcome!

14/08/2026

Last Wednesday, we continued our study of Hebrews 4:1–13, where the author warns believers not to follow the example of Israel, who heard God’s promises yet failed to enter His rest because of unbelief. The passage teaches that God’s promise of rest still remains today, and that this rest is ultimately found not in our own works, obedience, or religious efforts, but in Christ’s finished work. As God’s Word exposes the true condition of our hearts, we are called to turn from self-reliance and continue trusting in Christ alone. Faith is not a pursuit of sinless perfection, but a continual turning to Christ in repentance, believing that He has already accomplished everything necessary for our salvation. May we strive to enter God’s rest by resting in the Savior who is our better Sabbath and our true rest.

12/08/2026

[WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY MOVED ONLINE]

Due to the continuous rainfall and potential flooding in nearby areas, we will continue our study in Hebrews via Google Meet instead of our usual in-person gathering.

📅 August 12, 2026 (Wednesday)
🕖 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
💻 Google Meet

If you would like to join us online, message us for the meeting link!

Stay safe!