New Life Ozamiz

23/08/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE | ARE YOU READY FOR THE RETURN OF CHRIST?

During this Sunday Church Service, Pastor Will Villegas shared a timely and powerful reminder from the Word of God: Jesus is coming again.

His message challenged us not only to recognize the signs of His coming, but to examine the condition of our hearts while we wait.

“Remember Lot’s wife.” — Luke 17:32

Lot’s wife was physically leaving S***m, but her heart was still looking back. Her story reminds us that it is possible to move forward physically while our hearts remain attached to the things God has called us to leave behind.

And so, the question is not simply, “Are you watching for Jesus?”

The deeper question is:

“Is your heart truly ready for Jesus?”

The return of Christ is not merely a message about when He will come. It is a call for us to be ready, remain faithful, guard our hearts, and live with eternity in view.

Because when Jesus comes, there will be no more time to prepare.

ARE YOU READY?

May we not only wait for His coming, but live every day in a way that shows we are ready to meet Him.

Maranatha! Come, Lord Jesus!

23/08/2026

22/08/2026

𝗛𝗲𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗻 𝗶𝘀 𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝘄𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗵𝗼𝗺𝗲. ✨

Service starts exactly at 9 AM. Come join us—you’re welcome here. 🤍🫂

21/08/2026

GREATEST SHEPHERD 🐑❤️‍🔥

If God is everything you have, then you have everything you need.

Before David became king, he was simply faithful where God placed him. He faced giants, danger, made mistakes, and went through seasons that were far from easy. But one thing remained—he kept coming back to God.

“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.” — John 10:11 (NIV)

What else of greater value could He ever give you besides Himself?

20/08/2026

A WORD FOR OUR MIDWEEK SERVICE

Sis. Gigi Cabrera shared a timely and powerful Word during our Midweek Service, reminding us that many of the battles we face begin in the mind.

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 10:4–5, we are reminded that our spiritual weapons are mighty through God—able to tear down strongholds, cast down fearful imaginations, and bring every thought into the obedience of Christ.

When anxiety, fear, and overwhelming thoughts come, we don’t have to face them alone. We can surrender our minds to God, trust His truth, and choose faith over fear.

The battle may begin in the mind, but victory begins when the mind is surrendered to Christ.

Let us bring every thought, every fear, and every burden before Jesus. He is greater than what we feel, and His truth is greater than every lie.

Surrender the mind. Trust the Word. Walk in faith.

16/08/2026

TESTIFY OF HIS GOODNESS

During our Sunday Service, Brother Jairo shared his powerful testimony—a personal story of how God has been faithful and good in his life. 🙏

His testimony reminded us of a powerful truth: our testimony matters.

As Pastor Jennise Cabajar emphasized, the Bible itself is a consolidated testimony of God’s work—through His people, His children, His disciples, and ultimately through our Lord Jesus Christ.

When we testify about the goodness of God, someone can be lifted up, encouraged, and reminded that God is still at work.

That is why the enemy wants to silence our testimony.

He wants to intimidate us.
He wants to discourage us.
He wants to steal our joy.
He wants to distract us so we stop declaring the goodness of God.

Busa mga igsoon, AYAW PAGHILOM.

Kung unsa ang gibuhat sa Ginoo sa imong kinabuhi—isulti.
Kung giunsa ka Niya pagbangon—isulti.
Kung giunsa ka Niya pagluwas—isulti.
Kung giunsa ka Niya pagpakita sa Iyang pagkamaayo—isulti.

Because your testimony is not about making yourself famous.

It is about making Jesus known. ❤️‍🔥

Your story may be the encouragement someone needs today.

Keep testifying. Keep declaring His goodness. Keep giving God the glory. 🙌

16/08/2026

WORD OF THE WEEK | SUNDAY SERVICE

WE CAN TESTIFY OF THE GOODNESS OF GOD

What a powerful reminder from Pastor Jennise Cabajar during our Sunday Service as he shared from Psalm 23 and the life of David.

David could testify about God because he had personally experienced God—as his Shepherd, Provider, Protector, Guide, and Restorer.

And the same is true for us.

We don’t have to simply repeat someone else’s testimony. When we open our hearts and walk with God every day, we begin to experience His goodness for ourselves.

David declared:

“The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.”
— Psalm 23:1

Notice the word “my.”

David did not simply say that the Lord is a shepherd. He declared that the Lord is MY Shepherd—a declaration of relationship, trust, and personal experience.

When the Lord is our Shepherd, we can approach Him with confidence. He knows us by name. He cares for us. He guides us. He protects us. And He provides for us.

“He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters.”
— Psalm 23:2

The green pastures remind us of God’s provision, while the still waters remind us that He gives us rest, refreshment, and peace.

God’s blessing is not measured by money alone. His blessing includes health, well-being, peace of mind, strength, purpose, contentment, and the grace to live according to His will.

As we delight ourselves in the Lord, we learn to trust God’s will, God’s way, and God’s vision for our lives.

And because we have experienced His faithfulness:

We can testify because we have experienced His faithfulness.

We can testify because we have seen His provision.

We can testify because He has carried us through our valleys.

We can testify because His goodness continues to follow us.

“Taste and see that the LORD is good.”
— Psalm 34:8

May our lives become a testimony of God’s goodness—not only through what we say, but through how we live.

The greatest testimony is not simply what we have heard God do for someone else.

It is what we have personally experienced with Him.

The goal is not merely to know about God. The goal is to know God personally, experience His goodness, and be able to say with confidence:

“THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.”

09/08/2026

SUNDAY WORSHIP | WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT, JESUS REMAINS THE LIGHT

Bisan pa og naputol ang kuryente during our Sunday worship service, we did not stop. We continued. We worshipped. We listened. We received the Word.

Because sometimes, God reminds us that our faith is not dependent on what is happening around us.

Today, Pastor Jennise Cabajar shared a powerful reminder from God’s Word:

“Fix your eyes on Jesus.”

Dili lang once a year.
Dili lang every Sunday.
But day by day. Moment by moment.

Mga igsoon, kung asa ta motutok, mao pud na ang makaimpluwensya sa atong kasingkasing.

So instead of focusing on the interruption, we chose to focus on Jesus.

When the lights went out, Jesus remained our Light.
When the power was interrupted, the Word continued.
When circumstances changed, God remained faithful.

He is our Source.
He is our Provider.
He is our Healer.
He is our Strength.
He is our Life.

And whatever we are facing today, we can confidently say:

“Lord, I will keep my eyes on You.” ❤️

Thank you, Pastor Jennise, for reminding us that our greatest focus should never be our problems, our circumstances, or what we lack—but Jesus, who is always more than enough.

Keep your eyes on Jesus. Keep moving forward. Keep the faith.

“Fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith.”
— Hebrews 12:2