Pagpapakatao TV by Teacher Ey Dzey

03/07/2026

Mas Cool ‘to 😎

26/06/2026

They say…

If you want sinners to stop sinning, rebuke.
If you want people to change, punish.
If you want to "save" people from hell, preach to them about Jesus.

But according to Matthew 22:37-40

If you want sinners to stop sinning, Love.
If you want people to change, Love.
If you want to save people from hell, Love.

29/05/2026

Sa panahon ng pagkakahati dahil sa magkakaibang paniniwala, paalala ni Jesus na ang tunay na pagkakakilanlan ng Kanyang mga alagad ay hindi ang kanilang labels, kundi ang kanilang pag-ibig.

📖 “Isang bagong utos ang ibinibigay ko sa inyo: magmahalan kayo…” (Juan 13:34–35)

Basahin ang buong manuscript ng mensaheng:
“Isang Mesa, Isang Diyos” dito:
https://open.substack.com/pub/eydzey/p/isang-mesa-isang-diyos

Ang buong Video ay dito:
https://youtu.be/JCvdwxn9ejw?si=6HfEqAIQey1TMUNJ

Nawa’y hamunin tayo nito na piliin ang pag-ibig kaysa argumento, pagkakaisa kaysa pagkakawatak-watak, at si Kristo kaysa ating sariling opinyon.

24/05/2026

Sa gitna ng magkakaibang paniniwala, iisa pa rin ang tawag ni Cristo — magmahalan tayo. ❤️

Ang tunay na pagkakakilanlan ng isang alagad ay hindi pagiging “liberal” o “conservative,” kundi ang kakayahang magmahal nang may biyaya, katotohanan, at pagkakaisa.

“Makikilala ng lahat na kayo ay aking mga alagad kung kayo’y may pag-ibig sa isa’t isa.” — John 13:34–35

Sa gitna ng magkakaibang paniniwala, iisa pa rin ang tawag ni Cristo — magmahalan tayo. ❤️Ang tunay na pagkakakilanlan ng isang alagad ay hindi pagiging “lib...

07/05/2026

One of the sins that Jesus strongly condemned was HYPOCRACY— especially RELIGIOUS HYPOCRACY.

Jesus often confronted people who appeared righteous on the outside but lacked compassion, justice, humility, and sincerity on the inside. He was especially critical of religious leaders who used faith to gain power, status, or control while neglecting love and mercy.

One of His strongest statements was:

“Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites!” — Gospel of Matthew 23:27

He compared hypocrisy to:

“Whitewashed tombs” — beautiful outside, but dead inside.

Jesus emphasized:

* practicing what you preach
* loving others genuinely
* humility instead of self-righteousness
* mercy over appearances
* inner transformation over outward performance

At the same time, Jesus still showed grace to hypocritical people who were willing to repent and change. His harshest rebukes were usually directed at those who were arrogant, oppressive, and unwilling to examine themselves.

06/05/2026

Re-Imagining and Updating this 4 year old Pagpapakatao TV Rap with a little help of AI’s. Wrote the lyrics and Bandlab for the sample. Enjoy!

03/05/2026

“Whoever has ears, let them hear.” Matthew 11:15

Not just hear what confirms your beliefs.
Hear the pain behind people’s stories.
Hear when tradition becomes oppression.
Hear when activism loses compassion.

Truth requires humility.
Justice requires listening.
Wisdom begins when certainty becomes teachable.

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The phrase “Whoever has ears, let them hear” can be applied to today’s cultural and ideological conflicts—including rigid conservatism and unhealthy forms of “wokeness.”

Jesus Christ often challenged people who were trapped in certainty, fear, legalism, or social pride. His call to “hear” was an invitation to humility and self-examination.

A balanced reflection might sound like this:

“Whoever has ears, let them hear—not just defend what they already believe.”

To close-minded conservatives, it can mean:

* listen beyond tradition when tradition harms people;
* do not confuse faith with control or fear of difference;
* remember that compassion matters more than rigid judgment.

To healthy or ‘good’ wokeness, it can mean:

* stay rooted in empathy and justice without becoming self-righteous;
* listen even to those you disagree with;
* avoid replacing one form of intolerance with another.

The deeper message is that truth, justice, and compassion require openness. When people stop listening, ideology—whether religious, political, or cultural—can become another form of blindness.

03/05/2026

Paano Haharapin ang mga ‘Kulto’ sa

Ang mga kulto—relihiyoso man, politikal, o ideolohikal—madalas nabubuhay sa takot, galit, at bulag na pagsunod. Hindi sapat ang pakikipagtalo para mabago ang isip ng isang taong malalim na ang paniniwala.

Mas epektibo ang:
• mahinahong pag-uusap
• pagtatanong kaysa pang-iinsulto
• pagtuturo ng critical thinking
• paglalagay ng healthy boundaries
• pagbibigay ng ligtas at tunay na komunidad

Mag-ingat sa grupong:
• bawal kuwestyunin ang lider
• galit sa lahat ng kritiko
• gumagamit ng takot at kahihiyan para makontrol ang tao
• nagsasabing “kami lang ang tama”

Ang tunay na malusog na pananampalataya o komunidad ay may espasyo para sa tanong, pagdududa, habag, at pananagutan.

Hindi kahinaan ang paglayo sa mapanirang grupo. Minsan, iyon ang simula ng paglaya.