The God of All Grace

The God of All Grace Our God is gracious enough to forgive us and give us another chance. Let us all rise up again and fi

It’s hard to accept when God takes something away. It’s even harder when that “something” is not just a thing, but somet...
27/08/2025

It’s hard to accept when God takes something away. It’s even harder when that “something” is not just a thing, but sometimes a person we loved, a dream we’ve built, a job we’ve prayed for, or even a season of comfort we thought would last forever. At first, it feels unfair. It feels like an unanswered prayer, or maybe even like God has forgotten us.

But as I walk through the quiet spaces of loss, I begin to see the deeper truth: sometimes God removes not because He delights in our pain, but because He desires our heart. He knows when we’ve given too much of ourselves to someone, something, or even to the dreams we’ve made for ourselves. He knows when our joy, identity, and security are tied too tightly to what we hold, and not to Him. And in His mercy, He gently — though painfully — takes them away, so that He can have us back.

God longs for us. He is a jealous God, not in the sense of envy, but in the purity of His love. He wants to be the center of our lives, the first love of our hearts. And so when someone, a career, a dream, or even a season of comfort stands in the way of that, even unknowingly, He may step in and remove it — not to punish, but to protect.

Maybe the greatest act of love from God is not in giving us what we ask for, but in taking away what keeps us from Him. Because in the end, no one and nothing can fill the void in our soul but Him.

So even in the ache of goodbye, even in the loss of what once felt secure, I choose to trust that His removal is also His rescue. For when God takes something away, it is only because He is preparing to give us more of Himself.

"Thou shalt have no other gods before me." – Exodus 20:3 (KJV)

Sometimes, God allows a broken heart not to show us what we have lost, but to remind us of Who has been with us all alon...
26/08/2025

Sometimes, God allows a broken heart not to show us what we have lost, but to remind us of Who has been with us all along.

Our pain is never wasted in His hands. Often, it is through our deepest sorrows that the Lord draws us nearest. In the silence of our wounds, we cease from striving and learn to surrender. And in surrender, healing begins.

If heartbreak is the road that leads you to His feet, then let every tear be a form of worship. For He is not only the Healer of the broken—He is the very reason your heart still beats with hope.

“The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit.” — Psalm 34:18 (KJV)

When God closes a door, don’t force it to open. Trust Him, wait on Him, and believe that His “yes” will always be worth ...
26/08/2025

When God closes a door, don’t force it to open. Trust Him, wait on Him, and believe that His “yes” will always be worth the wait.

11/08/2025

Who or What Is Your Isaac?

Abraham loved Isaac. He was the son of promise, the miracle he waited for his whole life. And yet, God asked for him. Not because God hated Abraham’s joy, but because He wanted to see if Abraham loved the Giver more than the gift.

We all have our own “Isaac” — the thing or person we treasure most. It could be a relationship, a dream, a ministry, a career, even our own plans for the future. The question is: If God asked for it, would you lay it on the altar?

Sometimes surrender doesn’t mean God will take it away forever — but it does mean we give Him the right to. True worship is when we trust Him enough to let go, believing He can provide something far better… even raise the dead if He has to.

"And he said, Take now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest… and offer him…" – Genesis 22:2 KJV

So today, ask yourself — Who or what is your Isaac?
And are you willing to give it to God?

10/08/2025

When God Requires Something from You

There may come a day when God will ask something from you.
It might not be easy.
It might be something you treasure deeply —
a dream, a possession, a relationship, even your comfort.

But if God requires it, He is not taking to harm you;
He is inviting you into a deeper trust.
Abraham knew this when God asked him to offer Isaac.
It wasn’t about losing his son —
it was about finding his faith.

When we withhold, we miss what God is about to do.
We miss the miracle on the other side of obedience.
We miss the testimony that could have been written in our lives.

So if that day comes, choose surrender.
Choose trust.
Choose to believe that His plan is greater than your grasp.
For what you place in God’s hands
will never return empty —
it will return redeemed.

09/08/2025

Sometimes

There are moments in life when the road with God is not about constant motion, but about sacred pauses. Times when the answers are not found in doing more, but in being still. Seasons when He teaches us that progress is not always measured by how far we’ve gone, but by how deeply we’ve listened, how fully we’ve surrendered, and how willingly we’ve let go. These are the “sometimes” that shape us — the moments that quietly break us, refine us, and lead us closer to His heart.

1. Sometimes we have to pause for a while — not to quit, but to listen. Ministry without reflection can easily turn into motion without meaning. In the stillness, we are confronted with questions that sharpen the soul: Am I bearing the kind of fruit God desires? Am I still walking in His will, or just running on my own momentum? The pause is not wasted time; it is the place where God reshapes us for greater usefulness.

2. Sometimes we have to surrender in order to win — because the fiercest battles are not won by force, but by yielding to the One who holds the outcome. Surrender is not the language of the weak, but the anthem of the wise. It is laying down the sword when the King says, “Be still,” and trusting that His victory will outshine anything our strength could produce.

3. Sometimes we have to say “Goodbye” — not because love has faded, but because obedience calls us forward. Goodbyes are not the end of the story; they are the closing of a chapter so God can write the next. The ache of parting is often the soil where trust grows deepest, teaching us that even loss can be holy when placed in His hands.

Don’t Let Satan Work in Your Mind.The mind is a battlefield — and Satan knows it.He may not touch your body. He may not ...
06/08/2025

Don’t Let Satan Work in Your Mind.

The mind is a battlefield — and Satan knows it.
He may not touch your body. He may not steal your job.
But if he can get inside your head,
he knows he can destroy you from the inside out.

He doesn’t need chains — he uses lies.
He doesn’t need weapons — he uses whispers.
He doesn’t come with horns — he comes as a voice that sounds like your own.

He says:

"You're not good enough."

"You're always failing."

"God can’t use someone like you."

"You’ll never change."

"Everyone's moving forward except you."

"Maybe God has forgotten you."

But remember this: Satan is the father of lies (John 8:44).
And if the lie is loud, it only means the truth is more dangerous to him.

Don’t let him build a home in your head.
Don’t let your thoughts become his playground.
Take every thought captive. Don’t allow your mind to become Satan’s workspace — fill it with the Word.

His tactic is to twist what God said.
He did it in Eden.
He did it to Jesus in the wilderness.
And he’s doing it now — making you doubt God’s promises, timing, and love.

But here’s the truth:

You are chosen (1 Peter 2:9)

You are forgiven (1 John 1:9)

You are not your past (2 Corinthians 5:17)

You are more than a conqueror (Romans 8:37)

You are not alone (Hebrews 13:5)

Replace the lies with truth.
Silence the voice of the accuser with the voice of your Savior.

📖 "Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ."
— 2 Corinthians 10:5 (KJV)

Let God guard your mind.
Let His Word be louder than the enemy's lies.
Don't let Satan work in your mind. Let Christ reign there.

LORD, YOU'VE BEEN FAITHFULThrough the highs and the lows, through closed doors and opened ones, through seasons of waiti...
27/07/2025

LORD, YOU'VE BEEN FAITHFUL

Through the highs and the lows, through closed doors and opened ones, through seasons of waiting and moments of breakthrough—You never left.

When I was silent in pain, You were speaking in love.
When I was tired, You carried me.
When I didn’t understand, You still had a plan.
And even when I failed You, You never failed me.

Hindi man laging madali, pero palagi Mong pinapaalala na sapat ang biyaya Mo.
Salamat, Panginoon. Hindi Ka nagkulang.
Your faithfulness is my anchor.
Your love is my constant.
And I will keep trusting, because You’ve been faithful... and You still are.

“To lose something in the will of God is to find something better.” — Dr. Jack Hyles
24/01/2025

“To lose something in the will of God is to find something better.” — Dr. Jack Hyles

When my heart was so broken that I could not pray, when love wasn’t easy to see, someone was there, somebody cared, some...
23/12/2024

When my heart was so broken that I could not pray, when love wasn’t easy to see, someone was there, somebody cared, somebody prayed for me.

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