AJ's LIFE TV

14/06/2025

WORD OF LIFE

Title: Iiyak na yan!

Verse:
Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning" — Psalm 30:5

Only humans shed emotional tears. They remind us that we are called to share life on a deeper level. Tears are God's gift to us.

Crying is something we are hesitant to do, especially when people are around. May mali ba sa pag-iyak? Is it a sign of weakness? Puwedeng oo, puwedeng hindi. But is it wrong to show our weaknesses? Let’s look at Jesus who is our perfect model.

In John 11:35 — which, by the way, is the shortest verse in the whole Bible — we are reminded that Jesus Himself cried. Umiyak Siya nang malamang namatay ang kaibigan Niyang si Lazaro. Dahil dito, nakaramdam Siya ng matinding lungkot at pighati. And so, even if there were people around, He didn’t hold back His tears. Jesus wept!

Indeed, there’s a place for tears in our faith walk. Kung tayo ay nakakaranas ng anumang kabigatan, it is okay to express them through tears. If our hearts feel so heavy, we can let our tears flow before God. Take comfort in the fact that God will not take it against us.

Mas makakabuti nga kung iiyak natin ang lahat kay Lord. Sabi sa Psalm 34:17–18 (NIV), “The righteous cry out, and the Lord hears them; He delivers them from all their troubles. The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”

May pinagdadaanan ka ba, kapatid? Sige lang. Iiyak mo lang ang lahat.

“Every tear of sorrow sown by the righteous springs up a pearl. “

Let's pray 🙏
Father, You know all my pain and suffering. Salamat po at tanggap Ninyo ako, pati ang aking mga kabigatan. Hear me, heal me, comfort me. In Jesus' Name, Amen.

GooDMorning
(06|12|2025)
(c) Ptr. Exel Pineda Ovales

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how about you?

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05/06/2025

WORD OF LIFE | Low Profile

Verse:
Make it your ambition to lead a quiet life: You should mind your own business and work with your hands, just as we told you… — 1 Thessalonians 4:11

Real servants maintain a low profile. Servants don't promote or call attention to themselves. Instead of acting to impress and dressing for success, they "put on the apron of humility, to serve one another." (1 Peter 5:5 TEV)

Real servants don't serve for the approval or applause of others. They live for an audience of One. You won't find many real servants in the limelight; in fact, they avoid it whenever possible. They are content with quietly serving in the shadows.

You may be serving in obscurity in some small place, feeling unknown and unappreciated. Life with Jesus is to make Him known and not ourselves. It’s a “QUIET LIFE” with Him but loud enough that echoes His Name in all that we are and in all that we do.

But what does it mean to choose a quiet life with Jesus?

1. Finding satisfaction in Jesus: Jesus is like a fountain of life that will satisfy our thirsty souls and longing hearts.

2. Experiencing a fruitful life with contentment: Jesus can make our lives purposeful and fruitful, and will provide us with contentment as we follow Him.

3. Having a humble and faithful heart: The world is pursuing an Instagram-worthy life but the will of Jesus is for us to live a life worthy of His praise.

Paul told Timothy to pray “that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. This is good, and pleases God our Savior, who wants all people to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth” (1 Timothy 2:2–4). Our godly behavior directly affects our testimony and our ability to witness and effectively lead people to Christ.

Kung puso mo’y naghahanap ng katahimikan, bukas ang pinto ni Jesus para sa iyo. Hinihintay ka Niya. You can start today and He will give you the grace to unload everything that weighs you down. With Jesus, you can live a quiet life in the midst of all the chaos.

Let's pray 🙏
Lord God, You are the only One who can give me peace. Help me to live a quiet life, and help my heart to grow in humility and contentment. In Your Name, I pray, Amen.

06|05|2025
©️Exel Pineda Ovales

29/05/2025

Prayer is like planting seeds in faith. We may not see the answers right away, but with every prayer, our trust in God grows. In His perfect time, what we lifted up in faith begins to unfold before our eyes.

Hopeful Morning everyone! 🌸

29/05/2025

WORD OF LIFE | May 29
Title: PUSH mo!

Verse:
Three times a day, Daniel got down on his knees and prayed, giving thanks to his God, just as he had done before. — Daniel 6:10

In a page, CBN Asia posted ang ganitong prayer request: “Please pray with me that the Lord would heal my depression, disappointment, discouragement, disheartenment, emptiness, fear, heartache, hopelessness, insecurity, lust, misery, sadness, and self-pity.” Mukhang lahat ng problema ay nasa kanya na!

Kung nahihirapan ka na rin, pagod na pagod, frustrated, or walang direction sa buhay, don’t despair. God wants to help you, so you can turn to Him in prayer.

Kaya P.U.S.H. mo lang ‘yan! Pray Until Something Happens.

Si Daniel ay isa sa mga Bible character na may pambihirang prayer life. Being a Jewish exile in Babylon, kailangan niyang maka-survive. Hindi madaling mamuhay sa gitna ng mga pagano, kaya laging nananalangin si Daniel sa Diyos. He prayed faithfully day and night.

But one day, sinulsulan ng mga pinunong naiinggit kay Daniel ang hari. In the end, King Darius passed a law forbidding prayers to any god or man other than himself. Pero hindi natinag si Daniel. The more na nanalangin siya three times a day sa upper room with his windows open toward Jerusalem. Dahil patuloy pa rin siya sa pananalangin, ikinulong siya sa lion’s den. Pero himala, dahil walang masamang nangyari sa kanya, ni wala man lang kaunting galos. Ang mga anghel mismo ang nagpatikom sa bibig ng leon para di siya mapahamak (Daniel 6:11–28).

Si Daniel ay halimbawa para sa atin na maraming kinakaharap na problema ― depression man iyan, disappointment, fear, insecurity, misery, o self-pity. By trusting in God and praying to Him continually, something will happen. Daniel had proven that God takes care of those who call on Him. Kaya, tiwala ka lang.

P.U.S.H. ―
Pray
Until
Something
Happens.

Let's pray 🙏
Lord God, thank You that You love us. Teach us to trust You and to be faithful in prayer until something happens. We realize the importance of prayer because we are praying to a loving, and mighty God. In Jesus' Name, Amen.

“Prayer is Christians’ earthly license for Heavenly interference.”

©️Pastor Exel Pineda Ovales

28/05/2025

Nasa 20s na ako nung una kong nalaman ‘yung concept ng Love Languages. It’s actually fun and interesting — words of affirmation, physical touch, gifts, quality time, and acts of service. Most of us have heard of them, but these things play such a big role in relationships. Minsan, ginagawa na ng isang tao ang lahat para maiparamdam ang pagmamahal niya in his or her own way, pero ‘yung partner nila, parang hindi pa rin ramdam. Your partner might have done their best for you, pero bakit parang kulang pa rin? And honestly, a lot of misunderstandings come from that.

If you’ve found someone whose love languages naturally match yours, swerte mo. You’ve already skipped one of the major hurdles in a relationship. But for those of us who differ in this area, paano ba? How do you meet halfway?

I’m not claiming to be an expert on this. I haven’t even read the book, to be honest. But based on experience and observation, I’d say it takes a lot of patience, self-awareness, and understanding to bridge the gap.

Una, sa side ng giving. Kailangan natin maging willing matutunan kung paano ba tinatanggap ng partner natin ‘yung love, kasi hindi laging sapat ‘yung way na comfortable tayo. It might not come naturally at first, but love requires intentional effort. At habang ginagawa mo ‘yon, makikita mo rin ‘yung effect — kung paano sila sumasaya, kung paano sila nagiging secure, kung paano lumalalim ‘yung connection niyo, kasi minahal mo sila sa paraang naiintindihan nila. It’s not always about surprises or gifts, not if your partner longs for words of affirmation. It could be as simple as saying, “I’m here for you,” and that could mean more to them than anything you could wrap in a ribbon. Some people don’t need you to fix things, they just need a hug. It's not instant, but it’s a learning process you can grow into over time.

Pangalawa, sa receiving end. Kailangan din nating matutong i-recognize at i-appreciate ‘yung ways na ipinapakita ng partner natin ang pagmamahal nila, kahit hindi ‘yun ang love language natin. Maybe hindi sila sweet sa words, pero lagi ka naman nilang dinadalhan ng food pag pagod ka, o kaya sinusundo ka kahit sila mismo pagod na. These are still love, just spoken in a different dialect. At kapag naging aware ka sa mga ganitong bagay, mas lalaki ‘yung appreciation mo. Minsan kasi, we miss those small but meaningful gestures because we’re too focused on what we wish they’d do.

Hindi kailangan mag-match perfectly ang love languages. What really matters is the willingness to understand each other, to adjust, and to grow. You won’t always get it right. But when both of you care enough to try, that already says a lot.

27/05/2025

The last three years of my life have been incredibly tough. And when I say tough, I don’t just mean in one aspect, I was challenged in every way possible.

I lost a huge amount of money in a real estate investment, struggled with financial debt, failed in my attempts to work in my dream country, watched my mom get sick, and eventually lost her. And to wrap it all up, God allowed my heart to be broken for the first time.

My mental health hit its lowest point. I felt hopeless and on the verge of giving up. I was physically, mentally, and emotionally exhausted from everything. I questioned God. I felt abandoned.

I honestly don’t even know how I made it through, but by God's grace, I did. I’ll never forget the day God showed me, through a book I was reading, that He can use every pain for His glory. And in that moment, it was as if God whispered to me, ‘None of this is wasted.’

But those difficult seasons have shaped me in ways I never expected. They made me more compassionate toward people who are going through similar struggles. I know how heavy life can get. I know what it’s like to cry yourself to sleep, to feel lost, and to wonder if things will ever get better.

Before, I didn’t understand heartbreak, funerals, or the pain of failure. But through my own struggles, I gained a deeper understanding in a way that allows me to truly empathize and put myself in others’ shoes. I’ve realized that every pain I went through wasn’t in vain. It equipped me to listen, to comfort, and to walk with those who are in a difficult season.

Those experiences also humbled me. When I hit my lowest point, I realized just how weak I could be. And honestly, without God, I might’ve ended up bitter and hating the world. I’ve learned not to judge people by what’s on the outside, because everyone is carrying battles we may never see.

I’ve come to believe that every hardship we encounter is refining us. It is shaping us to become better—not just for ourselves, but also for others—so that we can be living testimonies of hope to the hopeless, offering comfort with the same comfort we ourselves have received from God.

And though I would never wish those hardships on anyone, I’m thankful that they made me into someone who can hold space for others in their own difficult seasons.

2 Corinthians 1:3-4 (NIV):
"Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God."

26/05/2025

Pray about the small things, and pray about the big things. You’ll be amazed at how powerful it is when we surrender every detail to God and seek His guidance — nothing is too minor or too great for His care. 🌸

26/05/2025

𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫’𝐬 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞

I’ve been seeing Shuvee on TikTok since the pandemic era. She’s one of those people who became known because of something unique, and for her, it’s her morena Filipina beauty that really stood out.

Now that I’ve seen her in Pinoy Big Brother, I discovered how funny her personality is. It’s not just because she’s Bisaya (like Melai and Maymay), but also because she’s naturally witty and smart. She had a few bashers when she joined PBB, but as time went by, people started to love and appreciate her.

One thing I really noticed about her is her determination and drive in everything she does. She has this fire in her, like she’s really chasing something big. And in one episode, when her father sent her a letter, it was shared that Shuvee came from a family that’s not as well-off as the other housemates.

She might show a cheerful, bubbly side, but deep inside, I believe Shuvee really wants to win, not just for herself, but for her family.

She’s the perfect example of what it’s like to be a panganay daughter: carrying big dreams, big responsibilities, and doing it all with grace and grit. And in one of their big challenges, she won first place, and as someone who’s also Bisaya, that made me so happy and proud.

I think that’s what’s in common among breadwinner panganays. They are determined, and they have this kind of strength that runs deep, something you won’t always see on the surface, but it shows in how they keep going no matter what.

She may not be everyone’s idea of a Big Winner, but to me, she already is one. Her courage and heart inspire many, and I’m rooting for her all the way. I hope she makes it to the Big Four.

"Laban lang ta dira pasa sa pangandoy, Dzai Shuvee."

🌸❤️