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19/08/2026

18/07/2026

Get involved and be part of God's mission here at AWR CDE 🇵🇭🙏

God is doing incredible things through digital spaces, breaking down barriers and reaching people who may never step inside a church.

As this ministry continues to grow, we're looking for more missionaries who are passionate about discipling, connecting, empowering, and sharing the gospel online.

We are currently looking for four (4) volunteers, 3 males and 1 female who are ready to lead and serve.

If you have a heart for the mission and feel called to dedicate your life to digital ministry, we would love to connect with you.

Here's the link for more information:
https://tinyurl.com/awrcdeph

Apply Now!

18/06/2026

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17
A Wandering Child

Many know firsthand the pain and heartache of having a child who—despite the strong, spiritual home they were raised in—has chosen to walk away from a relationship with the Lord.

Ephraim, as part of God’s chosen nation, strayed from the Lord. What do Hosea 4:17 and Hosea 7 tell us about the sins of Ephraim?

Furthermore, we read that Rachel, the grandmother of Ephraim, meta­phorically weeps because Ephraim has walked away from a relationship with the Lord (Jer. 31:15). The Lord responds to her great sadness with these words in Jeremiah 31:16, 17: “ ‘Refrain your voice from weeping, and your eyes from tears; for your work shall be rewarded, says the Lord, and they shall come back from the land of the enemy. There is hope in your future, says the Lord, that your children shall come back to their own border’ ” (NKJV).

Instead of weeping over her wayward child, Rachel is told to have hope. What else does Jeremiah tell us? Read Jeremiah 31:18, 19.

Through Ephraim's story, we learn that there is always hope, because God doesn’t give up. Although He rebukes His wayward people time and time again, God’s compassion never fails, and His message in this chapter continues (see Jer. 31:20).

We might feel great pain, frustration, and discouragement, or even speak negatively of those who are close to us who have walked away from a relationship with God. Yet, God reminds us that He has not forgotten the wayward child—not at all! God’s thoughts for such a person are not fleeting but instead are heartfelt and sincere. In fact, God says that His heart yearns for such individuals. He longs for them to return to Him, and His mercy is great.

How does knowing that this is God’s response to Rachel’s pain over Ephraim’s waywardness make you feel about those you know who have walked away from a relationship with the Lord? How does this challenge or encourage you?

To read today’s full lesson see link in bio or download the free Sabbath School App.
https://adventech.io/sabbath-school/

18/06/2026

More than 390 global leaders gathered in Bangkok for the Mission Refocus Conference, organized by the Global Mission Center for Adventist-Muslim Relations (CAMR). Grounded in Scripture, our church leaders are building trust and genuine bridges of friendship to share Jesus' message across diverse cultures.

👇 Click the link to read the full story and key takeaways:
https://tinyurl.com/wukdy2bu

15/05/2026

Sabbath| Reflection| Truth Without Agenda

Truth without agenda is authentically astounding.

In a world where truth is often shaped by personal gain, influence, or approval, God calls His people to something different: truth that is pure, sincere, and anchored in Him. Biblical truth was never meant to manipulate people; it was meant to reveal God, restore hearts, and set people free.

Jesus Himself declared:
“And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” - John 8:32

The power of truth is not found in how aggressively it is presented, but in its authenticity. Truth does not need an agenda to sustain it because truth stands on its own. When Christ spoke, He did not speak to impress crowds or protect status; He spoke with sincerity, grace, and conviction. Even when uncomfortable, truth carried freedom, healing, and transformation.

The Bible also says:
“But speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things, which is the head, even Christ.” - Ephesians 4:15

Reminding us that truth without love becomes harsh, and love without truth becomes empty. But truth spoken without selfish motive reflects the character of God. It becomes honest, healing, and deeply impactful.

In ministry, leadership, and digital spaces, people can often sense when words are driven by ego, performance, or hidden intention. But authenticity carries a different spirit. When truth flows from humility and a genuine desire to uplift others, it resonates deeply because it reflects Christ, the One who said:

“I am the way, the truth, and the life.” - John 14:6

Thus, truth without agenda is astounding because it points people beyond ourselves and back to God. So, this sabbath, may we all worship God in truth and in Spirit.

HAPPY SABBATH 🙏😇

12/05/2026

Life is full of challenges and tribulations, but Jesus offers us peace and assurance. No matter the difficulties we face, we can find strength in knowing that He has already conquered the world. Take heart and trust in His victory.

Pause and Reflect on His words and find peace in His promises. Remember, true peace comes from trusting in the One who has overcome it all.

30/04/2026

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Counting down the days! ⏳ We are thrilled to announce that accommodations for all our Mindanao delegates will officially open this Sunday. We can’t wait to have you with us!

24/04/2026

Happy Sabbath! 🤍

Mt. Pinatubo reminds us that even after destruction, God can bring beauty and peace. If He can restore the earth, He can restore us too.

As the Sabbath begins, take a moment to slow down, breathe, and remember who is in control.

“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10

Have a peaceful and blessed Sabbath.

Happy Sabbath!

Mt. Pinatubo reminds us that even after destruction, God can bring beauty and peace. If He can restore the earth, He can restore us too.

As the Sabbath begins, take a moment to slow down, breathe, and remember who is in control.

“Be still, and know that I am God.” - Psalm 46:10

Have a peaceful and blessed Sabbath.

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03/04/2026

The AWR Center for Digital Evangelism Philippines reached 608 participants through online outreach in early 2026.

This initiative in the Philippines led 17 individuals to baptism and 79 to request local church connections, primarily within the 10/40 window.

Read all about this below. https://adventist.news/news/in-the-philippines-awr-digital-evangelism-connects-global-seekers-to-local-churches

The Adventist World Radio Center for Digital Evangelism reached 608 participants through online outreach in early 2026.

This initiative in the Philippines led 17 individuals to baptism and 79 to request local church connections, primarily within the 10/40 window.

Read all about this below. https://adventist.news/news/in-the-philippines-awr-digital-evangelism-connects-global-seekers-to-local-churches

15/03/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Lorreine Joy Lobrido