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APRIL REFLECTION There were a lot of things that happened this month that challenged me. Hindi madali, may mga moments n...
01/05/2026

APRIL REFLECTION

There were a lot of things that happened this month that challenged me. Hindi madali, may mga moments na mapapaisip ka, madi-disappoint, and there are quiet struggles that I had to go through on my own.

But in the middle of everything, I was reminded that not everything in life will go according to my plans, hindi lahat aayon, at hindi lahat mangyayari sa kung saan mo gusto- but that's okay. Maybe the goal isn’t always to control every outcome, but to learn how to trust even when things don’t make sense yet.

Isaiah 64:8 “Yet you, Lord, are our Father. We are the clay, you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand.”

This verse reminded me that I am not the one shaping everything in my life. God is. Even in seasons where I don’t fully understand what He is doing, I am learning to trust that His hands are still at work—molding, shaping, and refining me in ways I may not see right now.

As one of my instructors said:
“We are not the potter of our lives—God is. We are the clay, called to surrender and be shaped by His hands.”

I may not always understand the outcome, and I may not always get what I hoped for, but I am learning to trust God more than I trust my own understanding. Even in uncertainty, I believe that He is working in ways I cannot yet see, and that His process is always for my good.

Revelation 2:4-5“But I have this against you: You have forsaken the love you had at first.Consider how far you have fall...
27/04/2026

Revelation 2:4-5
“But I have this against you: You have forsaken the love you had at first.
Consider how far you have fallen! Repent and do the things you did at first.”

Sometimes, backsliding doesn’t start with rebellion.
You didn’t even say, “ayoko na.”
But you noticed… you’re not the same as before.

Before, you were consistent in prayer.
Now, “mamaya na lang.”
Before, you were excited to read the Word.
Now, you’ve lost the desire—you even prioritize meaningless things over it.

You didn’t rebel—
you just got tired… and little by little, you started to neglect things.

And it’s quiet.
There’s no big sin.
No sudden turning away.

Just small compromises…
until one day, mararamdaman mo—
you’re not as close as you used to be.

But here’s the truth:

“Consider how far you have fallen… and return.”

Hindi ka tinatawag ng Diyos para i-condemn ka.
He’s calling you back.

Balikan mo yung “first love.”
Yung pananampalatayang minsang nag-aalab.
Yung dating passion mo para sa Kanya.

But the truth is—
God never moved away.

Ikaw lang ang unti-unting lumalayo.

And the good news?
You can always come back.

Zephaniah 3:17 (NIV)  “The Lord your God is with you, the Mighty Warrior who saves. He will take great delight in you; i...
22/04/2026

Zephaniah 3:17 (NIV) “The Lord your God is with you, the Mighty Warrior who saves. He will take great delight in you; in his love he will no longer rebuke you, but will rejoice over you with singing.”

As the song “Be With You” by City Harvest Church goes, “Savior of my soul, I confide in You. Through all my darkest moments, in You I find my peace, my comfort when I’m weak. I trust in You through storm and raging sea.” These words remind us that our God is ever-present and a very present help in times of need. He is our Defender, our Healer, and our Peace, the mighty God who remains with us in every situation and struggle. He is our constant companion, our ally in every battle we face.

This devotion is a reminder that whatever is on our minds right now and whatever burdens we carry, worries about the future, or struggles we are going through...we are not alone. We have a God who is with us in every circumstance, a God who delights in us and loves us deeply. His love is the one that calms and removes the heaviness of what we are going through. In His presence, our fears are silenced, our hearts are steadied, and our souls find rest. God is not only with you. He is happy that you exist. He delights in your life, rejoices over you, and finds joy in who you are.

As it says in Zephaniah 3:17, He rejoices over us with gladness and quiets us with His love. So if you are reading this and find yourself worrying about life, take this moment to pray. Thank Him for being a loving and good Father, and surrender all your worries to Him. Because in His presence, we find peace and being with Him is the answer to it all.

John 15:16 You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you might go and bear fruitfruit that will ...
20/04/2026

John 15:16 You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you might go and bear fruitfruit that will last

Ephesians 1:4 For He chose us in Him before the creation of the world.

Sa buong kwento ng John, ipinakita kung sino si Jesus Siya ang Anak ng Diyos na gumawa ng mga himala, nagturo ng pagmamahal, at nagbigay ng pag-asa.

Pero dumating ang moment na alam.Niya na malapit na Siyang umalis, kaya kinausap Niya ang Kanyang disciples para ihanda sila.

Jesus said 'YOU DID NOT CHOOSE ME, BUT I CHOSE YOU'

So bakit sinabi niya yan? Kasi ang mga disciples ay nalilito, natatakot, at hindi sigurado sa future nila. Kaya pinaalala Niya

(John 15:16)
Hindi kayo ang pumili, pinili ko kayo

(Ephesians 1:4)
Matagal na kayong kasama sa plano ng diyos

kung baga bago palang gawin yung mundo pinili kana nya Kaya Hindi random ang pagiging believer natin, Hindi ito aksidente,
Matagal na tayong kasama sa plano ng Diyos kahit bago pa ginawa ang mundo

Kaya kung sa tingin mo na ikaw ang pumili sa Lord, no Lord ang pumili satin, kaya kung nag woworry ka kung bakit ka nilagay dyan sa ministry mo, nag woworry ka na baka hindi mo kaya? pinili ka nya kasi alam ng Lord na kakayanin mo yan.

In this verse we are reminded that Jesus understands our struggles because He lived through them. He is described as a H...
15/04/2026

In this verse we are reminded that Jesus understands our struggles because He lived through them. He is described as a High Priest who can sympathize with our weaknesses. This means He knows what it feels like to be tempted, tired, and tested. Jesus did not live an easy life free from hardship. Instead, He walked through real human experiences, yet He chose to remain faithful and without sin.

Because Jesus understands us, we do not need to hide our struggles from Him. We can come to Him honestly when we feel weak or discouraged. He does not judge us harshly; He meets us with compassion and grace. Knowing this should give us comfort and courage to keep going. When we feel alone in our battles, we can remember that Jesus has faced similar trials.

Always remember that our weaknesses should not make us feel disappointed or think that Jesus will turn away from us. Instead, our weaknesses are the very reason we can come to Him and ask for His Mercy. He understands what we are going through, so we can trust Him with all our hearts.

Many people carry things quietly — expectations, pressure, responsibilities.But this Jesus reminds us that no one was me...
30/03/2026

Many people carry things quietly — expectations, pressure, responsibilities.
But this Jesus reminds us that no one was meant to carry everything alone.

“Come to Me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
Matthew 11:28

We don't have to be strong all the time.

Jesus doesn’t say, “Figure it out.”
He says, “Come.”
Not when everything is fixed. Not when the stress is gone.

Rest is not giving up.
It is surrendering.

Sometimes coming to Him simply means praying honestly,
admitting the weight is heavy,
and trusting that His rest is enough.

Sometimes the hardest battle is not the one around you—it’s the one inside your mind. There are days when your thoughts ...
27/03/2026

Sometimes the hardest battle is not the one around you—it’s the one inside your mind. There are days when your thoughts feel heavy, like everything is speaking at once.

Good voices telling you to keep going, and dark ones whispering to give up. It gets confusing.
Nakakapagod.
Parang hindi mo na alam kung alin ang paniniwalaan mo.

But the truth is this: not every thought you hear is true, and not every feeling deserves control over you. Some thoughts are meant to be silenced, and some are meant to be surrendered. And even in the chaos inside your mind, God is still present—guiding you back to peace.

There will be moments when you feel lost in your own thoughts, like you’re fighting a battle no one else can see. You smile on the outside, but inside, you’re slowly breaking.

You question yourself.
You doubt your worth.
And you overthink every little thing
until it consumes you.

But listen closely:

you are not your fears,
you are not your failures,
and you are not the negative voices inside your head.

You are stronger than the chaos and bigger than your doubts. And even when your mind feels like a storm, God is your calm. He sees your struggle, He hears your silent prayers, and He is gently reminding you that you don’t have to fight this alone.

Daniel 3:25“He answered and said, “But I see four men unbound, walking in the midst of the fire, and they are not hurt; ...
23/03/2026

Daniel 3:25

“He answered and said, “But I see four men unbound, walking in the midst of the fire, and they are not hurt; and the appearance of the fourth is like a son of the gods.”

We may be familiar with the story of King Nebuchadnezzar and his golden statue. During his time of reign, he made a rule that every one in the province of Babylon must worship a golden statue carved specifically resembling him.

Amidst this command given by King Nebuchadnezzar, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow down to the statue of the King, and this made him furious because there was a command—and those who did not follow the command would receive a punishment: being put in the burning fiery furnace.

But as to for the three, no fire would scare them. Their faith remained steadfast and anchored.

And it happened. When they refused to obey the command, King Nebuchadnezzar ordered that the fire be heated up 7 times hotter.

Despite of the heat that would surely burn the three to death, God came to their rescue—leaving them unharmed, with no marks of fire ever touching them.

The same goes with us. God will rescue us and deliver us from every challenge, every fire, and every obstacle that we may face. The battle belongs to Him. Surrender it even if it means leaving the world behind; even if it means being judged and hated by other people.

Do it for His glory and His glory alone. Have a wonderful day, kapatid!

All that is good comes from God, and temptation comes from within so guard your heart.James 1:1717 Every good and perfec...
20/03/2026

All that is good comes from God, and temptation comes from within so guard your heart.

James 1:17
17 Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows

All that is good comes from our God. As His Word declares, temptation does not come from Him, but arises from the desires within our own hearts and minds.

These words reveal a beautiful truth about God that every good and perfect gift is from Him. From this, we are taught important lessons;

First, we must always give thanks to God, for He is the source of all that is good.

Second, we should never blame or hold bitterness toward Him, because evil does not come from Him. He does not lead us into temptation; when we fall into sin, it is because of the desires within us.

Third, this calls us to grow in deeper love and trust in God.

And fourth, we are encouraged to bring our hearts before Him. Why is this important? Because when we are tempted by ungodly things, it is not God testing us, but the result of our own choices. Therefore, we must guard our hearts, stand firm in Him, and remain faithful so that we will not fall into temptation and sin.

John 20:29Then Jesus told him, ''Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and ye...
17/03/2026

John 20:29

Then Jesus told him, ''Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.''

When Jesus said this, He was reminding us that faith isn’t always about seeing things clearly first. Most of the time, we want proof before we believe. We want to see answers right away or understand everything that’s happening. But real faith doesn’t work that way. It’s about trusting even when things don’t make sense yet.

There are times when we feel lost, confused, or even alone. And honestly, it’s not always easy to believe in those moments. But this verse reminds us that even if we don’t see what God is doing, He’s still there, still working, and still taking care of us.

Choosing to trust Jesus every day even when we don’t have all the answers is what faith really looks like. And as we keep trusting Him, we slowly begin to feel His peace and guidance in our lives.

So today, let’s choose to believe, even when it’s hard. Let’s trust that Jesus is with us, and that He knows exactly what He’s doing in our lives.

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