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‎‎Today, a quiet thought came to my mind—one that I believe God used to teach me something important.‎‎My mom and I don'...
17/06/2026

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‎Today, a quiet thought came to my mind—one that I believe God used to teach me something important.
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‎My mom and I don't always get along. To be honest, there are times when I feel annoyed, frustrated, or even resentful toward her. But while I was sitting in the car, a thought whispered to my heart:
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‎"Why are you angry with her?

She is also a person who just happens to be your mom."
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‎That struck me deeply.
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‎I had forgotten that my mom is more than just my mother. She is also a person shaped by her own experiences, struggles, wounds, mistakes, and disappointments. Just like me, she is still trying to figure out life. She didn't suddenly become who she is today—her past, her pain, and her choices all played a part in shaping her.
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‎Maybe some of us carry resentment toward our parents. Maybe we struggle to forgive them for things they did or failed to do. But let's remember this: they are people too.
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‎They make mistakes. They say the wrong things. They have flaws and regrets. They may have hurt us, neglected us, or failed us in certain ways. Those actions have consequences, and being understanding does not mean pretending the hurt never happened. But we can still choose to honor them as our parents and recognize that, in their own way, they were navigating life just as we are.
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‎Trauma, pain, and past mistakes have shaped them, just as our experiences have shaped us.
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‎Perhaps we should start seeing our parents not only as "Mom" and "Dad," but also as fellow human beings who need grace, love, understanding, and sometimes forgiveness.
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‎At the end of the day, we would not have experienced this life without them.
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‎And sometimes healing begins when we remember that they are people too.
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07/12/2025

Proverbs 4:23
Above all else, Guard your Heart, for everything you do flows from it.

The “heart” in Hebrew is לֵב / lev, meaning the inner person, including emotions, thoughts, desires, and will—not just feelings.

Solomon is saying: the inner life determines your actions. Guarding the heart means protecting your thoughts, motives, and desires, because these influence everything you do.

It’s like the core principle of life: what’s inside determines what comes out. If your heart is pure and aligned with God, your life will reflect wisdom and righteousness.

Be careful what you meditate on, value, and believe.

Avoid letting evil, bitterness, or pride take root.

Cultivate a heart for wisdom, truth, and God’s ways, because your decisions, speech, and actions flow from it.

14/11/2025

Shalom!

To maintain a balanced life, you must put God as your ultimate priority, followed by your family, and lastly your ministry.

1. Your personal relationship with God

Prayer – This is how we spend our quiet moments with Him and strengthen our relationship.

Reading His Word – This is how we know Him more—His promises, His plans, and His love for us. We cannot deepen our relationship with someone without truly knowing them. In the same way, we deepen our relationship with God by knowing Him through His Word.

Obedience – Obeying His commands and living out what we believe.

God must be our main priority. Then comes our family, because family is the first blessing God has given us. When you strengthen your relationship with God and keep your family in order, your ministry will also be blessed. A ministry becomes fruitful when the foundation—your walk with God and your home—is healthy and aligned with Him.

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28/09/2025

“My dear brother/sister, I respect your love for the King James Bible. It’s a powerful and historic translation, and God has used it to bring millions to Christ. But the truth is, the Bible was not written in English, and it certainly was not written in 1611.

The Old Testament was written in Hebrew and Aramaic, and the New Testament in Greek. The King James translators themselves admitted they were just making another translation of God’s Word, not the only one.

Since 1611, God has allowed us to discover much older manuscripts—like the Dead Sea Scrolls and Codex Sinaiticus—that the KJV translators never had access to. These discoveries bring us even closer to the original words inspired by God. Modern translations are not corrupt; they are actually more accurate because they use the earliest sources.

Also, there are verses in the KJV (like 1 John 5:7 or Acts 8:37) that are not found in the oldest manuscripts at all. They were later additions from the Latin tradition. That means no one in the first century church read them. If the KJV is the only true Bible, then are you saying Christians for 1,500 years before 1611 never had the true Word of God?

The truth is this: the ultimate authority is not the King James Bible, or any English translation—it is the inspired Word of God in the original languages, faithfully preserved and translated across many versions. God’s promise was not to preserve one English translation, but to preserve His Word for all nations and languages.

So instead of dividing over translations, let’s unite on the gospel:
- That Jesus Christ died for our sins, rose again, and gives eternal life to all who believe in Him.

That message shines just as clear in the KJV, NIV, ESV, or any faithful translation. To insist that only the KJV is inspired is to place tradition above truth. But to receive God’s Word in all languages is to honor the God who said, ‘Go and make disciples of all nations.’ (Matthew 28:19).

The KJV is a great Bible, but Christ is greater. The Bible is not about defending a translation—it is about knowing the Savior.”

THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONIt was never really about what religion you belong to—whether Roman Catholic, Protestant, Bap...
25/09/2025

THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION

It was never really about what religion you belong to—whether Roman Catholic, Protestant, Baptist, or anything else. The real question is this: Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior? That is what truly matters, because only Jesus is the way to salvation. “Jesus answered, ‘I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.’” (John 14:6)

You may be a devoted Catholic or Protestant, but if you have not truly accepted Christ into your life, then all your religious activities are meaningless. Going to church or attending mass is empty if your heart has not surrendered to Him. “These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.” (Matthew 15:8)

A true Christian is a follower of Christ—someone who has genuinely accepted Him into their life. And when you accept Jesus, your life changes. You begin to follow His teachings, you thirst for His Word, and your heart longs to live according to His will. “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” (2 Corinthians 5:17)

Many people think that switching to another church is how they will encounter God, but that is not the truth. God has always been speaking to us, but pride and selfish desires often cloud our hearts and keep us from what truly matters—accepting Christ into our lives. “You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.” (Jeremiah 29:13)

Remember, our God is personal. He desires a relationship with you. If you continue resisting Him, you are lost, my friend. But if you seek Jesus, you will know the truth, and His love will endure forever. “But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8)

A lot of times, I could hear this line: “Nat, kailan ka mag-aasawa?” or “Hanap ka na, uy. Hindi ka na bumabata.” I know ...
23/09/2025

A lot of times, I could hear this line: “Nat, kailan ka mag-aasawa?” or “Hanap ka na, uy. Hindi ka na bumabata.” I know they mean it with good intentions, because that’s part of our culture. And yes, I understand where they’re coming from — but I don’t agree that marriage or having a girlfriend is the key to real happiness and fulfillment.

Sure, there’s a kind of joy that comes with it, but it’s temporary. What I’ve learned is that what truly satisfies life is having a relationship with God. That’s the kind of fulfillment that makes you whole. When you know Him, you stop rushing things, because you trust His timing. In His perfect time, the right person — your beautiful wife, your partner — will come naturally.

So don’t force it. If God is showing you a vision or a calling, follow Him first. He will provide everything: family, money, clothes, even the smallest things you need. Why? Because God is a loving Father. A God who loved us so much that He made Himself human — and in the deepest act of love, He died for us.

A God who became man… and loved us as His very own children.

19/09/2025

I joined my Uncle Moris in ministering to those in prison. He shared that mistakes and sins carry consequences, yet there is always hope—when we accept our Heavenly Father into our hearts and allow Him to straighten our path.

As I sat there, I couldn’t help but ask myself: what if someone who had deeply hurt me, or committed something terrible against my loved ones, was among them? Would I still have the courage to come? In all honesty, I realized that in my own strength, I could not.

But God continues to teach me that forgiveness is not about what I can do—it is about what He has already done. Just as He forgives, He calls me to forgive. And this is only possible through prayer. In prayer, we open our hearts to Him, and He gives us the strength to do what feels impossible.

Through Him, we can overcome even the hardest battles within us.


Just want to share my reflection on my bible reading this night. Shalom! James Chapter 2 ‎‎“Faith without works is dead....
17/09/2025

Just want to share my reflection on my bible reading this night. Shalom!

James Chapter 2
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‎“Faith without works is dead.”
‎What does this mean?
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‎ It means that true faith is always accompanied by action, just as the body without the spirit is dead.
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‎Let’s put it this way: Imagine you have a dream of becoming successful. You say you have faith that you will succeed, but you don’t put in the work. That kind of faith is empty—it’s a fallacy. In the same way, you cannot claim to have faith without action. If you truly put your faith in our Lord Jesus Christ, your deeds and actions will naturally show it.
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‎Claim without action = empty words.
‎Faith with action = real, saving trust.
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‎So, James is teaching us that if you claim to be saved or to have faith in God, your actions should be the evidence of that claim. Anyone can say they believe, but words alone don’t make it true. Genuine faith is proven by the life that follows.
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‎James gives us a simple example. Suppose a brother or sister has no clothes and nothing to eat. If you say, “Go in peace, stay warm, be filled,” but you don’t actually give them food or clothing—what good is that? The words alone don’t help them. In the same way, faith without action is useless. Real faith doesn’t just speak; it acts in love.
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13/07/2025

It’s almost impressive how some people cling to ignorance in an age where truth is a click away. It’s not that they don’t know — it’s that they don’t want to know. Willful stupidity is a choice, and sadly, it’s still trending.

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