Disciples at Work

01/09/2025

28/08/2025

From Crown to Quarantine

May hari sa Judah na si Uzziah.
16 years old pa lang siya, hari na.
At hindi basta-basta — 52 years siyang naghari.
Matatalino ang plano, malalakas ang sundalo,
matitibay ang pader, at may mga war machines pa siya.
Parang unstoppable.

Pero eto ang sikreto niya sa simula:
Hinahanap niya si Lord.
At sabi sa 2 Chronicles 26:5,
“As long as he sought the Lord, God gave him success.”

Pero isang araw,
pumasok ang pride.
Pumasok siya sa templo, hindi para sumamba,
kundi para mag-incense — trabaho ng pari, hindi ng hari.
Alam niyang mali.
Pero feeling niya kaya niya kasi hari siya.

Dun siya tinamaan.
Sa harap ng lahat, biglang lumabas ang ketong sa noo niya.
Hindi tinakpan ng korona.
Hindi natago ng robe.
Hindi nailigtas ng palasyo.

Mula noon, nag-iba lahat:
Na-quarantine siya, malayo sa lahat.
Hindi na nakapasok sa templo.
Anak na niya ang namahala sa bayan.
Naiwan siya sa bahay, mag-isa at tahimik.

At nung namatay siya,
hindi siya inilibing sa libingan ng mga hari.
Sa isang field lang, malapit.
At eto lang ang sinabi ng mga tao:
“He is a leper.” (v.23)

Grabe no?
52 years ng tagumpay,
natabunan ng isang sandali ng kayabangan.

Parang sinasabi ng kwento niya:
Pwede kang magtagumpay, pwede kang mag-build,
pwede kang magningning…
pero kapag nawala ang humility,
pwede ring mawala lahat.

“God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.” (James 4:6)

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25/08/2025

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09/08/2025

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Sometimes, we want to be in control of everything—our plans, our future, our life. But the truth is, we don’t see the whole road ahead. God does.

When we let Him sit in the driver’s seat, He leads us in the right direction. He knows what’s best. Even when we don’t understand the journey, we can trust the One who is driving.

Let go of the wheel. Give Him control. He knows the way. 🛣️

Have a BlessedWalk.

09/08/2025

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It’s one thing to serve when life is calm. But it’s another to serve while you yourself are drenched, tired, and struggling. Floods—both literal and personal—can bring out the best or worst in us. Yet in moments of shared struggle, God’s love shines brightest through those who choose to serve instead of be served.

There are people, even while their homes are half-submerged and their clothes still wet, reaching out to hand someone else a meal, carry a child, or give away a dry blanket. They are soaked, but still serving.

Jesus modeled it. On the night He was about to be betrayed, Jesus got down and washed the feet of His disciples—dusty, dirty feet of men who would soon run away from Him. He served them, not from a place of ease, but from a heart full of love.

You may be going through the flood, too but when we serve others in the middle of our own hardship, we become vessels of grace.

"I am not here to be served—but to serve, just like Jesus."

Have a BlessedWalk.