"For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace." - Isaiah 9:6  

PAPURI! USA 

Larrie Ilagan 

Becca Godinez

Kaila Buizon 

Dulce 

Ptr. Willie Williams 

Ptr. Joebert Ramos 

Danny and Heather Fernandez 

Tricia Amper-Jimenez 

Coach Pilo Lajarca 

Zoe Warren 

Ogie Alcasid and Regine Velasquez 

Ptr. Benji Cruz 

Joyce Mallari 

Kevin Brooks 

Martin Jezek 

Arnel de Pano 

Roof Crew Members Philip Roa, Ed Navarro, Khalil Kaimo, Patrik Despojo, Jim Reyes, and Ferdee Sebastian

Over the last two weeks, we've spent a lot of time discussing the legal (and future spiritual) troubles faced by the self-anointed "Appointed Son of God" and so we thought that this week, it would be more than fitting that we talk about the First Coming of the One and Only True Son of God, our Lord Jesus Christ.  

Last week, we took a close look at the self-appointed son of God. This time we will discuss what he's being accused of as well as examine some more of the doctrines he teaches his followers. Tell us what you think in the comments: will the federal indictment lead to his extradition?   

The televangelist leader of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ Apollo Quiboloy tells his followers that he is the "Appointed Son of God". Quiboloy also claims to have the power to stop earthquakes and call for plagues to fall upon his enemies.   

With lunatics ramming Christmas parades, the threat of empty shelves, a million immigrants flooding the border, prices sky-high, and politics as usual, what on earth is there to be grateful for?   

Has today’s church become tolerant towards sin? Has it lost its vision of preaching the Gospel in every corner of the world? Is the Body of Christ no longer salt and light and so now failing to attract the lost?   

We've all heard horror stories, but what was life like for Willie growing up during the time of segregation in the South? What was it like to be on the receiving end of racist hatred? More importantly, are things any better today?  

Perspectives

...with Pastor Willie Williams

Is there really a difference between a democracy and a republic? Which is the Philippines? And which is the United States? But perhaps more importantly, should it even matter to a Christian, including one in the Republic of the Philippines? Isn't the Church supposed to stay separate from the State?

Jesus said, "... all who take up a sword will perish by a sword." (Matthew 26:52). And yet hundreds of years ago in the US, the Founding Fathers, the vast majority of whom were Bible-believing Christians decided to write the 2nd Amendment and give their citizens the right to bear arms.  

If one of the apostles were to walk into a millennial church today, how do you think they would feel? Do you suppose they would feel right at home? Even better, if it was your church they walked into, would they have any qualms at all worshiping with you?