Aim High for Jesus Christian Church

Aim High for Jesus Christian Church OUR VISION STATEMENT:

To build Aim High for Jesus Christian Church Inc.

as God’s original community by training and equipping Christians to be mature disciples of Jesus Christ, who will be released into ministry to live out the GREATEST COMMAND, the GREATEST COMMANDMENT and the GREAT COMMISSION.

04/09/2026

"The Kingdom Power of your Personal Testimony"

Scripture: Revelation 12:11
Speaker: Pastora Zane Makinano

What if life suddenly shakes everything you thought was secure?Your plans change.Your situation changes.Your finances, w...
02/09/2026

What if life suddenly shakes everything you thought was secure?
Your plans change.
Your situation changes.
Your finances, work, relationships, or even your confidence may be shaken.

But here is the truth:
Shaking does not always mean destruction. Sometimes, shaking is God revealing what is truly unshakeable.

In Hebrews 12:26–28, tells us that the things that can be shaken will be removed, so that what cannot be shaken may remain.

Sometimes God allows the temporary to be shaken so we can see the eternal more clearly.

We may lose things we thought we could always depend on. We may not understand why God is allowing certain things to happen. But even in the shaking, God has not abandoned us.

The storm may shake the boat, but Christ is still in the boat.
Our circumstances may change, but Jesus does not change.

Our possessions can change.
Our plans can change.
Our surroundings can change.

But our God remains the same.
So, don’t anchor your life to what can be shaken.
Anchor your life to Christ.

We are Kingdom people.
We belong to a Kingdom that cannot be moved, cannot be destroyed, and cannot be shaken.

So when the world shakes, don’t run from God—run to God.
When you are uncertain, trust Him.
When you are afraid, stand in faith.
When you don’t understand, keep holding on to Jesus.

Maybe the question in this season is not,
“Lord, why are You shaking everything?”

But, “Lord, what are You revealing in me?”
Because sometimes the shaking is not the end.
It is God showing you what will remain.

Remember this:
God is not shaken.
Christ is not shaken.
The Kingdom is not shaken.

The storm may shake the boat, but God is still in the boat.
So don’t build your life on what can be shaken.
Build your life on Christ.

When the world shakes, stand in the presence of God.
When your circumstances shake, stand in faith.
When you don’t understand, keep trusting.
Because when everything else is shaken, the Kingdom of God still stands.

28/08/2026

Kingdom Generation
Sent with Purpose
Speaker: Pastora Angel
Scripture: 1 Timothy 4:12

21/08/2026

"WHEN THE WORLD SHAKES, THE KINGDOM STANDS!"

Scripture: Hebrews 12:26-28
Speaker: Pastor Bhong Evia

14/08/2026

"CAMOUFLAGED"

Scripture: 1 Samuel 16:7
Speaker: Pastor Jacob Huavas

THE POWER OF WAITINGOne of the hardest things for us as believers is learning how to wait. We live in a generation that ...
14/08/2026

THE POWER OF WAITING

One of the hardest things for us as believers is learning how to wait. We live in a generation that wants everything quickly—instant answers, blessings, promotion, and results. But in the Kingdom of God, waiting is not wasted time; it is part of God’s process.

Psalm 37:4 says, “Delight yourself also in the LORD, and He shall give you the desires of your heart.” Before God gives us the desires of our hearts, He wants us to first delight ourselves in Him. Because while we are waiting, God is not only preparing the blessing—He is preparing us.

Waiting produces kingdom character. Many of us want promotion, but God prepares the person before releasing the position. Just like Joseph, he had a dream, but before he experienced the fulfillment, he had to go through a process. Through that process, we learn that what comes from the Lord comes in His perfect way and perfect time.

God is more interested in who you become than what you receive. That is why we desire the Lord first before we desire the blessings.

Waiting also teaches us to depend on our King. Our flesh wants control, but the Kingdom requires surrender. Our timing may matter to us, but what matters is the Lord’s timing. While we wait, we learn to trust that everything that comes from Him is tailored for us.

The waiting season also exposes what is inside our hearts—our desires, motives, and trust in the Lord. Faith is not only proven when prayers are answered; faith is proven when prayers remain unanswered. So continue to pray, continue to hold on, and let your faith be nurtured in the waiting. If it is from the Lord, it will be perfect for you.

God’s timing is always perfect. There is a season for everything, and God is not pressured by our calendar. He knows exactly what we need and when we need it. Sometimes God is preparing the blessing, and sometimes He is preparing us for the blessing.

So do not lose your grip. Hold on to the rope. Delay is not always denial; sometimes delay is divine protection.

This is why we must delight before desire. Delight is connected to our relationship with the Lord. When our hearts delight in Him, our desires begin to align with Him. Instead of only asking, “Lord, when will You give me what I want?” we begin to ask, “Lord, what do You want for my life?” That is kingdom maturity.

And while we wait, God is working. He strengthens us, teaches us, protects us, prepares us, and positions us. So instead of only asking, “Lord, when?” ask, “Lord, what are You teaching me?”

Waiting is not empty. Waiting is holy. Waiting is worship. Waiting is trusting.

The Kingdom is built by people who don't just want the blessing—they are willing to walk with the King.

And when you finally receive the desires of your heart, remain humble and give all the credit to the Lord. When the Lord lifts you up, we bow down. When God blesses us, we give Him the glory.

So do not lose heart. The Lord has not forgotten you. Surrender your timeline to the King.

GOOD WORKS IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD “Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your...
08/08/2026

GOOD WORKS IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD

“Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”
— Matthew 5:16

Through the greatest act of goodness—the finished work of Christ—we have been saved! And for those who truly follow Jesus, good works become a natural overflow of a life transformed by Him. Good works are not the means to our salvation, they are the fruit of our salvation.

Just like a mirror, our lives are meant to reflect the light of Christ. ✨

A mirror must face the light to reflect it clearly. In the same way, we need to remain close to our Source — Jesus. When we abide in Him through His Word, prayer, obedience, and godly fellowship, His light becomes more evident in our lives. The closer we walk with Christ, the clearer we reflect Him.

A mirror also has no light of its own. We are not the Source, Jesus is. Our good works are never meant to draw attention to ourselves, but to help others see God more clearly through us. The glory must always go to the Father.

And when a mirror is dirty or covered, its reflection becomes unclear. Pride, bitterness, anger, and unforgiveness can also weaken our testimony. Let us continually allow God to search and transform our hearts so that nothing hinders others from seeing Jesus in us.

Most importantly, the reflected light must reach someone in the darkness. God has placed us where we are for a purpose. Our smile can bring someone hope. Our generosity may be someone’s answered prayer. Our honesty, kindness, patience, forgiveness, and love may be the very tools God uses to reach another person’s heart.

A simple act of goodness may become the beginning of someone’s journey toward Christ.

The world needs people who truly reflect Jesus, and not merely religion. Wherever God places us, may our words, actions, kindness, forgiveness, and love always point others to Him.

Let our lives be a living testimony that Jesus changes lives. May people see His light through us, but may all the glory always go back to our Father in heaven. 🙌

Many people today are focused on the signs of the times wars, disasters, and prophecies. Yet Jesus gave His followers a ...
01/08/2026

Many people today are focused on the signs of the times wars, disasters, and prophecies. Yet Jesus gave His followers a different focus. He did not tell us to spend our lives predicting His return. He told us to proclaim His Kingdom.

The mission of the Church has never changed: Share the Gospel. Announce the King. Reach the world.

The Gospel is not just a message of salvation it is an invitation to live under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. He is not only our Savior. He is our King.

The question is not whether Jesus is coming back. He will.

The question is: Will He find us faithfully sharing His Gospel when He returns?

Every believer has a mission field. It may be your family, workplace, school, neighborhood, or circle of friends. The people around you are not there by accident. God has strategically placed you where you are so others can encounter Christ through your life and testimony.

Don't keep the Good News to yourself. The hope you found in Jesus is meant to be shared.

The time for repentance is now.
The time for obedience is now.
The time for evangelism is now.

"And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world as a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come." Matthew 24:14

"How shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard?" Romans 10:14

May we be found faithful, proclaiming the Gospel until the King returns.

The past is behind you. Today is God’s gift. Your future begins now.“Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet ...
23/07/2026

The past is behind you. Today is God’s gift. Your future begins now.

“Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal...” — Philippians 3:13–14

One of the enemy’s greatest strategies is to keep us trapped in the past. Some people live in yesterday’s victories and stop growing. Others remain chained to yesterday’s failures, filled with guilt and regret. But God says, “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past.” (Isaiah 43:18)

The past should be a lesson, not a prison.

First, stop bringing people back to their past. God calls us to heal, not reopen wounds. Our words should encourage, restore, and build confidence instead of reminding others of their failures.

Second, stop condemning yourself. Sometimes our greatest enemy is ourselves. Your mistakes are not your identity. The world may define you by your failures, but God calls you a new creation. “There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” (Romans 8:1)

Third, don’t live in yesterday or tomorrow—live for Jesus today. Yesterday cannot be changed, and tomorrow is not promised. The only day you can obey God is today. His mercies are new every morning, and every decision you make today shapes your future. Don’t miss today’s blessings because you’re stuck in yesterday’s regrets.

Finally, remember that Jesus is the God of now. He is present today to forgive, restore, strengthen, and lead you. Don’t wait for another season to experience Him. Walk with Him today.

Be an encourager instead of an accuser. Leave the past where it belongs and keep pressing toward God’s purpose.

The past cannot change, but today can change your future. Don’t waste today’s grace by living in yesterday. Start again, trust Jesus, and move forward—because with Him, your best days are still ahead. 🙌

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