CECFellowship

08/08/2026

YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR SUNDAY WORSHIP!

THE ALTAR OF ACCELERATION
The Fuel of the Final Push

“For I am already being poured out like a drink offering, and the time for my departure is near.” - 2 Timothy 4:6

This Sunday, August 9, 2026, at 8:00 AM, come and meet us at the altar where surrender becomes strength and sacrifice becomes fuel.

Paul reminds us that finishing well requires something to be poured out. The final push is fueled by a life fully surrendered to God.

🔥 Are you ready to give God your best?
🔥 Are you ready to finish what He has called you to do?

Bring your family and friends along with your humble heart! Come. Worship. Surrender. Be renewed. Then keep moving forward.

04/08/2026

THE MINDSET OF A SERVANT LEADER: The SHIFT That Changes Everything
Matthew 20:26-28 / Philippians 2:5-8

Every great transformation begins with a shift in the mind. Before a person's actions change, their thinking must first change. Jesus understood this. When He called His disciples to lead, He did not begin by teaching leadership techniques. He first challenged the way they thought about greatness.

The greatest leadership crisis is not a lack of gifted people. It is a lack of people who think like Christ. Jesus did not ask us to invent a new leadership model. He invited us to imitate His own. Matthew gives us the call. Philippians gives us the mindset.

Both text remind us that before God changes our ministry, He changes our mind. Before He changes our influence, He transforms our attitude.

The shift that changes everything is not found in gaining more authority but in embracing greater humility. When we adopt the mind of Christ, we stop chasing recognition and start pursuing faithfulness.

We stop seeking the highest seat and begin washing feet. We stop asking what others can do for us and begin asking how we can glorify God by serving others. That is the mindset of a servant leader. That is the shift that changes everything.

The shift from position to purpose, from pride to humility, from self-centered living to Christ-centered serving.

May we be known not for the titles we carry, but for the towel we are willing to pick up. May our lives reflect the Servant King who came not to be served but to serve and to give His life for many.

"For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many." - Matthew 20:28

01/08/2026

SUNDAY WORSHIP CELEBRATION

Everyone is invited this Sunday as we gather to worship God, grow in His Word, and experience His presence together.

Theme: The Mindset of a Servant Leader: The SHIFT That Changes Everything, from Matthew 20:26-28 & Philippians 2:5-8.

As the world celebrates power, status, and recognition, Jesus calls us to a different kind of greatness. Discover the mindset that transforms ordinary believers into Christlike servant leaders. Learn how the life of Jesus challenges us to make the greatest shift of all, from living for ourselves to living for Christ and serving others with humility.

Come with your family, invite your friends, and let's grow together as we learn to lead with the heart of Jesus. "Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant." — Matthew 20:26

See you this Sunday! There is a place for you in God's family and a message that can change your life.

29/07/2026

THE RUNAWAY FREEDOM: From Captive to Disciple Maker

We often think of freedom as a destination—a place where we can finally sit down, kick our feet up, and relax. We treat it like a permanent spiritual vacation.

But true biblical freedom is never passive. In Mark 5, we meet a man who was utterly bound. Stripped of his clothes, his sanity, and his community, he was trapped in a living death among the tombs. Human strength couldn't fix him. Rules couldn't hold him. But one encounter with Jesus shattered every single chain.

When the townspeople found him, he was clothed, calm, and in his right mind. He was free. But watch what happens next: the moment he experiences deliverance; he doesn't go look for a comfortable life. He begs to follow Jesus. And when Jesus sends him back to his hometown, he doesn't just walk—he runs. He fills the entire region of the Decapolis with the story of God's mercy.

God’s grace is never cheap. It doesn't leave us where we are. True Christian freedom is not just freedom from our old chains; it is freedom for the mission of God.

When the truth sets you free, it doesn’t make you sit down and relax; it makes you run. It transforms you from a captive into a disciple maker. You are not set free just to enjoy the absence of your past bo***ge; you are set free to advance the Kingdom.
Your brokenness used to be your prison. In Christ, it becomes your platform.

Stop sitting in the comfort of your rescue. It’s time to run with the message of the Rescue Officer. Who can you share His mercy with today?

28/07/2026

Life gets busy, but God's invitation remains the same: "Come to Me."

Take a break from the noise and spend an evening in God's presence. Join us for a meaningful time of prayer, heartfelt worship, and fellowship as we seek His guidance, strength, and peace together.

📅 July 29, 2026
🕕 6:00 P.M.
📍 Community Evangelical Christian Fellowship

No matter what you're carrying today, you're welcome here. Come expecting God to move, speak, and renew your heart.

"The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective." — James 5:16

25/07/2026

📣 You're Invited to Worship with Us! 🙏

Join us this Sunday, July 26, 2026, at 8:00 AM as we gather to worship the Lord, grow in His Word, and experience the freedom that only Christ can give.

with Ptr. Evangelyn Baliscao on the message about "Runaway Freedom: From Captives to Disciple-Makers" from the text John 8:31–32, Matthew 28:19, and Mark 5:1–20.

Jesus not only sets us free from sin, fear, and brokenness, but He also calls us to become His disciples who make disciples. Come and discover how true freedom in Christ transforms lives and sends us out with purpose.

Bring your family, invite your friends, and be part of what God is doing. Everyone is welcome!

"Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." — John 8:32

24/07/2026

Happy Wedding Anniversary, Mr. & Mrs. Illustrisimo!

Marriage isn't about being perfect—it's about choosing love, extending grace, and remaining faithful through every shortcoming and every challenge. Continue to keep Christ at the center of your home, and He will strengthen your love with each passing year.

May God bless your marriage with enduring joy, wisdom, and many more years together. Happy Anniversary! 💍

22/07/2026

22/07/2026

MIDWEEK PRAYER & WORSHIP INVITATION

Take a break from the busyness of the week and spend time in God's presence.

Join us this Wednesday for our Midweek Prayer Service as we worship together, seek God's direction, and pray for our families, our church, our community, and our nation.

No matter what you're carrying today, God is ready to meet you. Come with an open heart, and let's believe together for His peace, strength, and breakthrough.

"The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective." – James 5:16

Everyone is welcome. We look forward to worshiping and praying with you!

21/07/2026

Obedience: The Path to True Freedom and Life
Texts: Luke 9:23–24; Galatians 5:13

Many people believe that freedom means doing whatever they want. However, the Bible teaches that true freedom is found in obeying Christ. Luke 9:23–24 and Galatians 5:13 show us that those who wholeheartedly follow Jesus experience true freedom, purpose, and abundant life.

First, we experience true life by surrendering ourselves and following Christ daily. Jesus taught that anyone who wants to be His disciple must deny themselves, take up their cross daily, and follow Him. Obedience to Christ often requires sacrifice, but it leads to God's blessings and eternal rewards. Just as Peter left everything to follow Jesus, we are called to surrender our own desires and plans to God's will. When we give our lives to Christ, we discover true purpose, joy, peace, and the life that God intended for us.

Second, we experience true freedom by using it to serve others in love. Paul reminded the Galatian believers that salvation comes by God's grace through faith in Christ, not by human works. Because Christ has set us free from sin, we should not use our freedom to satisfy selfish desires. Instead, we are called to serve one another humbly in love. True Christian freedom is not the freedom to do whatever we want, but the freedom to do what pleases God and benefits others. Jesus Himself is our perfect example, as He came not to be served but to serve and give His life for others.

True freedom is found not in following ourselves but in following Christ. When we surrender our lives to Him and use our freedom to love and serve others, we experience the abundant life God has promised. Following Jesus may involve sacrifice, but obedience always leads to God's best rewards. Therefore, let us choose obedience over self-will, service over selfishness, and Christ above all else every day.