"For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war according to the flesh. For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty in God for pulling down strongholds, casting down arguments and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God, bringing every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ." (II Corinthians 10:3-5 NKJV) The Mind as Battlefield Many people think the fight of faith happens only in visible places, such as the church, the home, or

And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God. Romans 12:2 NKJV Kung wa ta kabalo asa atong sipyat, di mabag-o ang dagan sa atong kinabuhi. If we do not know where we sinned, we will never move on to repent and be transformed. Life is that simple. Your life today is the product of your decisions. More so, your decisions before are influenced by your values the

Then was Jesus led up of the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil. And when he had fasted forty days and forty nights, he was afterward an hungred. And when the tempter came to him, he said, If thou be the Son of God, command that these stones be made bread. But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God. (Matthew 4:1–4, KJV) Testimonies shared recently point to a sobering

The gospel is the power of God. Because of what Jesus did at the cross, we will go to heaven. It is the good news of hope. However, it is not just the good news for tomorrow. It is also the good news for today. The good news for today is HEALING, DELIVERANCE, AND ABUNDANCE. We have salvation from every form of darkness! "And you shall remember the Lord your God, for it is He who gives you power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant which He swore to your fathers,

Many believers long for financial breakthrough, yet few truly understand how God releases His provision. Some believe that financial blessings simply fall from heaven, while others think prosperity depends solely on hard work. Both perspectives contain elements of truth, but neither presents the complete biblical picture. “Ug tungod kay kamo anaa kang Cristo Jesus, ang akong Dios maghatag kaninyo sa tanan ninyong gikinahanglan gikan sa kadagaya sa iyang bahandi.”— Mga Taga-Fi

This month of May we have experienced acceleration like never been before. One year ago, our finances encountered a breakthrough. For such a long time , we have suffered the pains of deficit. It was hard to cope up with the bills of the church. On the month of October 2024, the landowner padlocked our then sanctuary at C.M. Recto because we still have not paid our debt amounting to Php 300,000.00. Our speakers were there. Chairs. Sound system. Air conditioning systems. It was

In Genesis 26:12–22, 24–28, and 32–33, Isaac sowed in the middle of a famine, and in the very same year he reaped a hundredfold because the Lord blessed him. Even though he faced opposition, jealousy, conflict, and displacement, the blessing of God upon his life could not be stopped. Eventually, even kings recognized that the hand of God was upon Isaac. This story reveals an important Kingdom truth: our environment does not determine our future — the blessing of God does. Isa

God desires His people to live in abundance and not in perpetual defeat. In Genesis 26:12–22, 24–28, 32–33, Isaac became a living testimony that even in times of famine, conflict, and opposition, the blessing of God can still cause a person to prosper. God never intended for His people to remain trapped in lack, fear, bondage, and defeat. Instead, He desires His children to walk in divine provision, supernatural increase, and kingdom abundance. “Beloved, I pray that you may p

Are you willing to obey 7 times? Elijah's servant did exactly that. It was a time of extreme famine and the King was just blaming everyone for the lack of rain - including the prophet Elijah. Three and a half years without rain. It was not just a mere inconvenience— this was famine, pressure, survival mode. Then, without warning, God spoke: rain is coming, look toward the sea. Elijah instructed his servant to go to the sea. No cloud. Look again. Still nothing. Seven times. Se

"Sayo pa kaayo pagkasunod adlaw, nangadto sila si Jehosafat sa kamingawan sa Tekoa. Samtang naglakaw sila, mihunong si Jehosafat ug miingon, 'Pamatia ninyo ako, mga taga-Juda ug taga-Jerusalem! Tuo kamo sa Ginoo nga inyong Dios, ug malig-on kamo. Tuo kamo sa iyang mga propeta, ug magmadaogon kamo.'" (2 Cronicas 20:20 APD) A Crisis is a Set-up for a Miracle The background of this story is a moment of absolute desperation. King Jehoshaphat and the people of Judah were surrounde

There are seasons in life that defy logic—times when the ground is cracked, the clouds are empty, and every natural indicator points toward lack. Yet, for the believer, these are not seasons to retreat, but seasons to recognize a supernatural shift. It’s not a season to complain but a season to prophesy and declare life upon the dreadful situation. May kagutom nga miabot sa dapit nga gipuy-an ni Isaac, gawas niadtong kagutom nga miabot sa panahon pa ni Abraham. Busa miadto si

Two thousand years ago, on a Sunday morning, salvation broke into history—and the world has never been the same again. What seemed like the end was only the beginning. What looked like defeat was about to be revealed as the greatest victory of all time. Before the sunrise, Mary Magdalene and the other women made their way to the tomb. Their hearts were heavy, their steps slow with grief. Just days before, on that dark Friday afternoon, they had watched Jesus Christ suffer and

The world seems to be on flames: rising prices, rumors of war, and national economic uncertainty looming ahead. However, we have an assurance, family. Our provision is in the Lord. Adunay kagutom nga miabot sa dapit nga gipuy-an ni Isaac, gawas niadtong kagutom nga miabot sa panahon pa ni Abraham. Busa miadto si Isaac kang Abimelec nga hari sa mga Filistihanon sa Gerar. Nagpakita ang Ginoo kaniya ug miingon, “Ayaw pag-adto sa Ehipto; didto puyo sa dapit nga itudlo ko kanimo.

In times of blessing and challenges, our composure must remain the same- fixated on the calling of God in our lives. Padayon! Our gaze must not be diverted by distractions. Though we face economic uncertainty and rising costs, we are not without hope. When you are connected to the right source, remember this: If Jesus is truly all you need, you will abound in every good work. You will walk faithfully in the calling to which you said “Yes,” and you will see His purpose fulfil

Comfort has never produced greatness. So family, stretch and reach forward. "Not that I have already attained, or am already perfected; but I press on, that I may lay hold of that for which Christ Jesus has also laid hold of me. Brethren, I do not count myself to have apprehended; but one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind and reaching forward to those things which are ahead, I press toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus." P

Paul was focused only on one thing: going to the greatness God has appointed for him. He has already endured and sacrificed a lot. He was a successful lawyer of his days but he let go of his profession because he knew that his calling was not to be the lawyer he was but to be a servant of Jesus for the non-Jews. So this begs the question. How did Paul did it? Was he not frustrated? Disappointed? Felt remorse? A man of immense intellect and drive, Paul famously distilled his e

In the Epistle to the Philippians, the Apostle Paul writes from a place of intense physical restriction—a cold, damp prison cell. By the world’s standards, his journey had hit a dead end. Yet, while his body was confined, his spirit was advancing at a pace the world could not comprehend. He writes: “Wala ako mag-ingon nga natuman ko na ang tanan, o hingpit na ako. Apan nagpadayon ako sa pagpaningkamot nga makab-ot ko kini, kay mao kini ang katuyoan ni Cristo Jesus kon nganong

Ang imong koneksyon nagbuot sa imong direksyon, ug ang imong direksyon nagbuot sa imong provision. Your life is governed by a simple but powerful chain reaction: Your connection determines your direction, and your direction ultimately determines your provision. If you are plugged into the wrong source, you will inevitably end up at the wrong destination, regardless of how hard you run. The Danger of the Wrong Connection We must recognize that our companions are not just socia

In the noise of our daily grind—the relentless pursuit of career milestones, the expansion of businesses, and the management of household finances—it is incredibly easy to develop a form of "spiritual amnesia." Some begin to believe that their success is the direct and sole result of our own cleverness. But the Word of God brings us back to a grounding reality today. It isn't a suggestion; it is a command: “Remember the Lord your God!” (Deuteronomy 8:18). But remember the Lo

The Lord called Abraham out to a destiny of greatness. Abraham believed, and so he moved out of his family, his friends, and his comfort. He went beyond his comfort zone. He brought sheep to the desert. He endured walking and moving a great company of people from place to place - all because of God's voice. It may sound crazy, but that is what obedience looks like. To top it all off, God tested Abraham's faith: "sacrifice your son Isaac to me". Abraham brought Isaac to the mo