Shield of Faith Mahayag Church

30/05/2026

Our Thanksgiving day Shield of Faith Mahayag Church

Theme:"It is good to give thanks to the Lord, to sing praise to your name, O must high."

Shield of Faith Mahayag Church

22/04/2026

happy birthday 🎉🎉🎉

21/04/2026

Why do Pentecostals allow women to preach?

Is it compromise?

Or is it biblical?

Let’s go to Scripture,
not tradition.

On the Day of Pentecost,
when the Holy Ghost was poured out,

Peter stood and explained it:

“Your sons and your daughters
shall prophesy…” (Acts 2:17)

Not just men.

Daughters too.

The Spirit was not poured out
based on gender,

but on hunger.

God didn’t say,
“I’ll use men only.”

He said,
“I’ll pour out My Spirit upon all flesh.”

In the Bible,
women were used by God:

Philip had daughters
who prophesied. (Acts 21:9)

Priscilla helped teach
and disciple others. (Acts 18:26)

God has always used
whoever is willing.

So what about the verses
that say women should be silent? (1 Corinthians 14:34)

Context matters.

Paul was addressing disorder
in a specific church,

not canceling
the calling of women.

Because the same Paul
acknowledged women
praying and prophesying. (1 Corinthians 11:5)

God is not confused.

He doesn’t contradict Himself.

If He pours out His Spirit
on women,

He intends to use them.

The real issue is not gender.

It’s order.

It’s submission.
It’s alignment.
It’s doctrine.

Because anyone—man or woman,
must still be under authority
and grounded in truth.

This is not about
men vs. women.

It’s about
obedience to God.

If God calls,
who are we to silence?

So no,
it’s not compromise.

It’s Scripture.

The same Spirit.
The same power.
The same calling.

Given to all
who are willing.

𝓐𝓹𝓸𝓼𝓽𝓸𝓵𝓲𝓬 𝓥𝓲𝓫𝓮𝓼

21/04/2026

When we work,
we work.

But when we pray, God works.

03/04/2026

24/05/2025

A Pastor once said, "Di baleng magsimula muli, 'wag ka lang magpatuloy sa mali."

01/05/2025

Priparasyon para sa Thanks giving. May 14 2025