Dayan Elloren

Dayan Elloren Love God, love people. Hi! I'm Dayan. Friends and family call me "D". I created this page to inspire people to live a life completely sold out for the gospel.

I am not perfect and I'm learning things as I go. Join me in this journey of pursuing Jesus. All my love!

Excited to witness the youth burn for JESUS! Alab! ❤️‍🔥
16/04/2025

Excited to witness the youth burn for JESUS! Alab! ❤️‍🔥

14/04/2025

I’m praying you find the courage to let go of whatever God is asking you to release. It’s not always easy, but when God is in it, even endings can be beautiful. We’re not just meant to accept them—we’re invited to welcome them. Because sometimes, endings aren’t just about closure; they’re part of God’s way of making room for something new. Trust that this, too, is part of His design. 💙

10/04/2025

We often treat endings as dead ends. We think the closed doors, rejections and unanswered prayers are reasons to give up hope. How could beauty and blessing come out of a thing that looks like a failure? But making beautiful endings out of messy situations is God’s specialty. He never wastes a single trial. He transforms it all for our good and His glory.

10/04/2025

All of us have a tendency to hold onto things longer than we should. 💔

Ang mga endings at closed doors, though we typically don’t like them, but they are part of life. We have to understand that life has cycles of letting go. The rainy season cannot begin without summer ending. Relationships—even good ones; sometimes have to end to make room for new relationships. So don’t be too quick to judge and to cry over what has ended, but rejoice because God is going to bring forth new blessings from those endings.

Endings are not dead ends, most of the time–they are doorways for new beginnings. So, bangon, pahid-luha, tapos laban ulit. The best is yet to come! 🌞

25/03/2025

Jesus embraced His mission so that you can live yours. Ang simbahan ay ospital, pero pagkatapos nating gumaling at magpalakas--it is time to go back to the mission field. We have in our hands the medicine for the dying world, it's the gospel of Jesus Christ.

23/11/2024
15/11/2024

The enemy comes to steal, kill and destroy but Jesus came so we may have life and life lived more abundantly. Praying for every broken heart, shattered soul, anxious mind and depressed spirit at this very hour. God is not just the beginning and end, He is also everything in between. He sits in the middle of our pain. His grace is sufficient and His power works best in our weakness.

You will get through this. Jesus never fails.

05/11/2024
Many ask the question, “Why do bad things happen to good people?” and I empathize with the question. If there’s a loving...
02/11/2024

Many ask the question, “Why do bad things happen to good people?” and I empathize with the question. If there’s a loving God, why does He allow evil?

History paints a clear picture of humanity’s deep brokenness. The sins we commit daily are evidences of this and we have proven over and over that we are unworthy to live. While some question why God allows death and suffering but what I could not understand is why He lets us live despite our sins. So, the more important question for me is not why bad things happen to good people, rather, it’s why do good things happen to bad ones.

What is man that you are mindful of him? Having life like grass, like flower in the field as Scripture say, but when blown by wind quickly withers away. What is man that you take care of him? I can’t seem to wrap my head around this. Why does God, in spite all my iniquity, why have I remained to be a fixture on His mind?

It’s transforming to know God cannot escape His great love for us. It’s one of the strangest things in the world—something I can’t fully understand, all I know deep in my heart is that it’s real.

A.W. Tozer beautifully puts it this way: “God’s love for mankind is a hurt—a wound of the heart. Man’s treachery has deeply wounded Him, but He is caught in the sweet and painful meshes of His own love. Our Lord’s great pain for us compelled Him to come down to earth. Calvary was a pain. But one pain was bigger than the other. It drove Him to endure the little pain. The greater pain was His pain of loving. He loved us and died for us. He endured the pain of death because the greater pain of love betrayed His love for us; and we turned and looked at Him and walked away and cared not for Him. He came, He lived, He loved and He died; and death could not destroy that love. It is still a fixture in His mind. But someday that love is going to be fully satisfied.”

Psalm 8:3-5
3 When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, 4 what is mankind that you are mindful of them, human beings that you care for them? 5 You have made them a little lower than the angels and crowned them with glory and honor.

Coming into leadership, I expected that it would mean responsibility, burden, and difficult decision-making. I didn’t kn...
30/09/2024

Coming into leadership, I expected that it would mean responsibility, burden, and difficult decision-making. I didn’t know that leadership would also mean a good deal of failure.

Sa kabila ng bad calls, kakulangan sa experience at miscalculated decisions, one thing I’m sure I did right was trusting my team. I’m so proud of this family 🤍 The Lord has brought us so far, mula sa pag-aalaga ng less than 5 students last year sa ngayon na nakapagpa-graduate ng more than 200. God is faithful.

For context, we are part of Growth Track—discipleship tool na ginagamit ng simbahan namin to train and equip its members. Sa grace ng Lord, we’ve been entrusted to guide students reach their full potential in Christ.

Madami pang room for improvement, but the systems, structure, upskilling, innovations, skillset, at passion na na-develop namin through God’s wisdom has equipped us for the next level harvest. We are more than ready and expectant for more! Bring it on, Lord. Maglilingkod hanggang wakas! 🔥

1 - our most recent graduation
2 - in person and online students sa recent cycle
3 - our students last year in one cycle (halos lahat volunteers na)
4 - The team behind 🤍 (s/o to our online volunteers & to all who served in the past seasons)
5 - The leaders
6 - After every training, we’ve made it a habit to lift our students to God in prayer.
7 - May pa-surprise. 🥰
8 - Neon Christmas with the family
9- Team Building Graveyard Edition 🤣
10 - First in-person leadership mentoring

Salamat sa Diyos sa buhay ng mga taong ‘to. Would you please help me pray for them? Thank you. Jesus be glorified!

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