Banga Youth Zone

28/07/2026

2 Kings 4:23

The Shunammite Woman was a faithful and generous woman who showed kindness to the prophet Elisha by preparing a room for him in her home. When her promised son later died, she chose to trust God despite her grief. With unwavering faith, she declared, "It shall be well," and sought the prophet, through whom the Lord miraculously restored her son to life. Her story teaches us to trust the Lord even in life's most difficult moments.

17/07/2026

King Josiah chose to follow the Lord with all his heart, even when the world around him had forgotten the Lord’s ways. His example reminds us that it’s never too late to return to God and make righteous choices.

“And he did that which was right in the sight of the Lord… and turned not aside to the right hand or to the left.” — 2 Kings 22:2

What is one way you can follow the Lord more faithfully this week? Share your thoughts in the comments.

17/07/2026

Happy Birthday Elder Patrick Kearon!

"God is in relentless pursuit of you. He wants all of His children to choose to return to Him, and He employs every possible measure to bring you back." ― Patrick Kearon

11/07/2026

11/07/2026

01/07/2026

The Savior is waiting for you to come back❤️

29/06/2026

Prayer doesn’t just change situations, it changes hearts.
As we pray, God strengthens us, gives us peace, and helps us become who He knows we can be. Sometimes the miracle begins inside us first.
How has prayer changed you?

28/06/2026

Banga Youth joined Stake Mini MTC (June 27, 2026) at Kalibo Philippines Stake.

Learning, growing, and feeling the Spirit of doing the missionary work. A mini MTC experience they won't forget which strengthens their testimony of our Savior Jesus Christ and led them to serve Mission.

26/06/2026

26/06/2026

We hear the "70 times 7" rule and immediately think of forgiving that person who hurt us, or that family member who never apologized.

But we often forget that the commandment to forgive includes the person looking back at us in the mirror.

If the Savior tells us to forgive others indefinitely, why do we think He would demand any less from us when it comes to our own mistakes?

If you are still beating yourself up for something you did years ago, or even yesterday, extend that same "70 times 7" mercy to your own heart today.

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