As we begin our new series Designed for Relationships, Noel Landicho show us a biblical example of the inner workings of the relationship of the three persons within the Godhead from Matthew 3:13-17. This would lead to our understanding of what relational discipleship is about.

As we open our Christmas series, Ado Bernardo encourages us with a word from the Gospel of John and how God revealed Himself in the person of Jesus. In the Old Testament, God showed Himself in the flesh in various Christophanies. Experiencing God in the flesh was a rare experience in the Old Testament. It was something to be feared and may even entail a person dying by being in the presence of God. 

Christmas reminds us that Jesus, who is uncreated, second person of the Trinity, and fully God, stepped in our world to be with us and be like us. God pitched His tent with us or “tabernacled” with us, so that we may be redeemed and be called children of God.

In the final week of our finance series Think Outside the Bucks, Fer Cunanan encourages us with The Parable of the Shrewd Manager and how we can leverage our wealth for kingdom cause and impact.

Is financial freedom the end goal of people? In this week's message, Noel Landicho encourages us through Jesus' example that there is more to life than financial freedom.

In this week's message from Cleve de la Calzada, we will study Luke 12:13-21, The Parable of the Rich Fool, and how our perspective about wealth shows our understanding of who God is in our lives. 

The Word of the Lord is always the truth no matter the circumstance, no matter the time, and no matter the challenge. This week, let's reflect on Psalm 119:137-44 as Rommel Tatoy encourages us to always choose the Word of God.

In the final installment of our series Every Tribe, Every Nation, Rico Ricafort, our cross-cultural missionary to the nation of Panama, encourages us in these passages from Psalm 102 about how the Lord sets free the prisoners and those who are doomed to die; as such, the closing of history will see all nations worshiping God.

In this week's message from Michael Paderes, we reflect on Psalm 65:5-8 and how the greatest need of all peoples and cultures is the hope that we have in the God of our salvation. This hope is revealed in the Gospel.

God's word is not just meant to be thought of, read, or understood. In his word for us this week, Juray Mora encourages us to speak what we have read and understood to the people around us.

Join us as we study Psalm 119 and reflect on how we can walk in God's word in this message from Aldwyn Licud.