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CFC - SFC MM South A1 Chapter A, Pilar, Pilar (2026)

29/05/2026

DAILY SCRIPTURE 🙏🏻📿
ㅡ May 29, 2026

"Wives, be subordinate to your husbands, as is proper in the Lord. Husbands, love your wives, and avoid any bitterness toward them. Children, obey your parents in everything, for this is pleasing to the Lord. Fathers, do not provoke your children, so they may not become discouraged." (Colossians 3:18-21 NABRE)

When we first read words 'submission' and 'obedience', our modern instincts might resist. However in my understanding, it doesn't just tell the wives (as well as vulnerable family members) how to behave; it places a massive responsibility on the ones holding the power-the Husband which should be 'the head of the family.' Christian submission is never about inferiority or blind compliance—it is an act of trust and teamwork.

Notice what follows immediately: “Husbands, love your wives and do not be harsh with them.” In a society where husbands could act with impunity, they are commanded to love selflessly and gently. A husband’s leadership is meant to resemble Christ’s leadership—sacrificial, protecting, and serving. When a husband creates an environment of total safety and unconditional love, partnership and mutual respect follow naturally.

In the last part “Parents, do not embitter your children, or they will become discouraged.”

Children are called to obey, but parents are strictly warned against crushing their spirits. It is a reminder that parenting should not be driven by a desire for absolute control, unrealistic expectations, or constant nagging. When we lead with anger or impossible standards, we embitter our children and cause them to "lose heart." Godly parenting requires us to build up, encourage, and guide our children with patience, ensuring home feels like a sanctuary rather than a battlefield.

Living out our faith doesn't start in public, on a stage, or in a church building—it starts at the kitchen table. The people who see the real us are the ones we share a roof with. 🏠❤️

28/05/2026

DAILY SCRIPTURE 🙏🏻📿
ㅡ May 28, 2026

"For kingship belongs to the Lord, the ruler over the nations." (Continue reading from Psalm 22:28–32 NABRE)

The scripture emphasizes that acknowledgment of the Lord is not restricted by time or status, as all will eventually bow before Him.

The passage highlights the importance of storytelling across generations. Faith is portrayed not as a static belief held by one individual, but as a living message meant to be passed down—from current generations to their children, and even to "people not yet born."

This reminds us that our actions and our words act as a bridge, ensuring that the history of hope and salvation continues long after we are gone.

27/05/2026

DAILY SCRIPTURE 🙏🏻📿
‎ㅡ May 27, 2026
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‎"As a body is one though it has many parts, and all the parts of the body, though many, are one body, so also Christ." (Continue reading from 1 Corinthians 12:12–27 NABRE)
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‎This passage paints a beautiful picture of unity and belonging. Paul compares the community of believers to a human body — one body with many different parts, each with its own unique function. No part is useless, and no part can say to another, "I don't need you."
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‎What makes this message powerful is how it challenges our natural tendency to compare, compete, or feel insignificant. Sometimes we think our role is too small to matter, or we envy what others can do. But Paul reminds us that God designed each person on purpose, with purpose. The eye cannot be the ear, and the foot cannot be the hand — and that's a good thing. Diversity within unity is not a flaw; it's a feature of God's family.
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‎In everyday life, this means honoring the gifts of others without feeling threatened. It means showing up faithfully in whatever role we've been given — whether visible or hidden. It also means not excluding anyone just because they are different. When one part suffers, we all suffer. When one part rejoices, we all rejoice. We are connected far more deeply than we often realize.
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‎This verse invites us to stop seeing ourselves as isolated individuals and start seeing ourselves as part of one living body — where every person matters, every gift is needed, and love holds everything together. ❤️

26/05/2026

DAILY SCRIPTURE 🙏🏻📿
ㅡ May 26, 2026

"Whoever wishes to be great among you shall be your servant." (Continue reading from Matthew 20:26–28 NABRE)

This passage flips the usual idea of greatness upside down. Most people think being important means having power, status, or control over others. But Jesus teaches that real greatness is shown through humility and service.

What makes this message powerful is that Jesus didn’t just say it: He lived it. He chose to serve people, care for the overlooked, and ultimately sacrifice Himself for others. That kind of leadership is rare because it asks us to put aside pride and think beyond ourselves.

In everyday life, this can mean helping without expecting recognition, listening when someone needs support, or choosing kindness even when it’s inconvenient. The verse reminds us that serving others is not weakness; it’s one of the clearest signs of strength and character.

25/05/2026

DAILY SCRIPTURE 🙏🏻📿
ㅡ May 25, 2026

"For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them." (Continue reading from Matthew 18:19–20 NABRE)

Prayer is our way of communicating and connecting to the Lord.
Prayer sustains our faith everytime we listen to Him and feel his love through that prayer. Prayer guides us to the path that leads us towards the Father.

In this busy life and age, napakadami nating ginagawa from bahay, school, social activities and work. Marami din tayong mga subscription we are tuned in to or sinusulit and chronically connected online that we don't notice we are disconnected with one another. The most important connection we have also takes a backseat which is our connection kay Lord.

Yesterday was the celebration of the Pentecost Sunday, wherein the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples and as they began speaking in tongues, they connected with others in ways they can understand.

Just like the disciples, the Holy Spirit taps us in others to turn to the Lord. We are reminded in this verse na the Lord wants us all to be connected, not just as an individual but unified as a community in HIM.

As we let the Holy Spirit move in us we pray not only for ourselves but encourage those around us kahit yung mga hindi natin kasundo and lalo na sa mga hindi pa nararamdaman ang pagmamahal ni Lord sa buhay nila, dahil sila ay nasa lowest point ng buhay nila.

When we gather and pray together in His name, the Lord is always with us.

Have I done my part in guiding those around me to turn to the Lord? 💭

Paano ko maiinvite yung iba to join me sa pagdarasal kay Lord? 💭

How can I let them know His love para sila ay pumunta sa kanya? 💭

24/05/2026

DAILY SCRIPTURE 🙏🏻📿
ㅡ May 24, 2026

"Therefore, gird up the loins of your mind, live soberly, and set your hopes completely on the grace to be brought to you at the revelation of Jesus Christ." (Continue reading from 1 Peter 1:13-16 NABRE)

Minsan, sa sobrang busy natin sa buhay, hindi natin alam na mabilis na pala tayong ma-distract. Ung tipong hindi natin alam na sumasabay na lang tayo sa agos ng buhay, sa mga trends sa social media, sa short-term pleasures, and most especially, nakaka-absorb tayo ng toxic mindsets na hindi natin namamalayan. But this verse reminds us that it is okay to pause, hinto ka muna, and protect your mind and your peace. This verses is saying that we should be intentional and careful kung saan ba natin itinutuon ung pansin natin.

And by doing what is right or what is "holy" doesn't mean being perfect or unrealistic; it simply means being set apart for doing something better. Mas pinipili lang natin ang maging mabuti kahit walang nakakakita or walang nakakaalam.

Let us practice to guard our thoughts, make the right choices, set our long-term focus, and let that goodness reflect in how we treat the people around us.

And with that, let me ask you something: what simple decision can you make to show that you are different from other people? 💭

24/05/2026

In Session 7, Sis. Yna Briones reminded us that a life fully lived is one where Christ is the center of everything we do. We learned that our faith is like a wheel—sustained by the "spokes" of word, prayer, fellowship, witnessing, and sacraments—that keeps us moving toward our true purpose. It was a powerful call to realize that we are not called to live for ourselves alone; instead, we are empowered by the Holy Spirit to strengthen our families, serve our neighbors, and bring God's wisdom into every decision we make. 🙏

24/05/2026

Session 7, tapos na! 🤩

Our hearts were full last night! As we dove into "Growing in the Spirit," we were reminded that this journey is just the beginning. Nakaka-inspire na makita ang lahat na ine-embrace yung tools to mature and flourish in His love. 🌿✨

Thank you for showing up and for your commitment to walk by the Spirit. Seeing your desire to grow closer to the Lord makes this whole journey so much more beautiful.

Are you ready for the final step? We can't wait to see you all for Session 8! 🤍

23/05/2026

DAILY SCRIPTURE 🙏🏻📿
ㅡ May 23, 2026

"To each individual the manifestation of the Spirit is given for some benefit." (Continue reading from 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 NABRE)

It reminds us that every talent and spiritual gift comes from the same Holy Spirit. And also emphasizes that variety does not mean division; instead, our unique strengths are meant to build up the entire community.

In a world that often encourages comparison and competition, this passage calls us to a different mindset. We do not need to possess every gift to be valuable. Our distinct abilities whether speaking wisdom, offering deep faith, or acts of service are intentionally distributed to make us dependent on one another.

Ultimately, true spiritual growth happens when we stop measuring our gifts against others and start using them for the common good. 🙏

22/05/2026

DAILY SCRIPTURE 🙏🏻📿
ㅡ May 22, 2026

"But you will receive power when the holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses... to the ends of the earth." (Continue reading from Acts 1:8, 2:1–12 NABRE)

As someone who grew up living in doubt of my faith, these verses hit like... close to home. Somehow they mess with the way I live my everyday life, in quite more ways than one. I really need to stop letting fear basically run my next steps.

I learned that I have to pick faith over fear even when I feel pretty ordinary, unqualified, or unready, and yes I still have to remind myself that God does not call the already equipped. No, He equips the called.

I also learned to choose unity alongside hope. The Spirit kind of brought people together, with a shared understanding, and it made me think about what I say and how I move. I want my life, my words, and my actions to gather people in the same direction, and point them toward hope, not just comfort.

Like the disciples, I might not always feel ready for what’s coming next. But I can still step into tomorrow with courage, knowing that the same Spirit that stirred things up at Pentecost is alive in me—right now. And when the moment arrives, He will give me exactly what I need.

21/05/2026

DAILY SCRIPTURE 🙏🏻📿
ㅡ May 21, 2026

"And I tell you, ask and you will receive; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you." (Continue reading from Luke 11:9–13 NABRE)

As a person who used to be anxious every day, sometimes I really wonder if God really hears my prayers. And every time I feel that, Jesus reminds me to keep praying and not to give up. This is because prayer is not only about asking for the things I want, the things I'm anxious about, and the things I'm not sure about; it is also about trusting that God really loves me and knows what is best for me.

Through this, I realized that the greatest gift the Lord gives me is not money or comfort, but the Holy Spirit who guides my heart and mind. I have learned to trust that God’s answer is always for my good, even if it does not align with my own plans.

To live the life that the Lord gave to me, I need to keep on praying, pray with courage, and accept the Holy Spirit as the best gift. The real purpose of prayer for me is not only about changing my problems, but about changing my heart to be closer to God.

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