We always hear that God is with us, that we have nothing to fear. How is it that someone who follows Jesus can also feel anxious? In this episode, Pia Guanio Mago talks to Ivanna Pacis, a professional model and corporate host, about how she pays attention to her mental health even as a faithful follower of Jesus Christ. As a mental health advocate, Ivanna also shares practical tips whenever someone feels like he/she is having an anxiety attack.

Edrian Clemente, event host/singer and worship leader, grew up serving the LORD, singing with his mom. When his mom, Genny Clemente, died of cancer, he began to grieve. Listen to this conversation between Pia Guanio-Mago and Edrian as they dig deep into worshipping God even when it hurts.

In this episode, Pia Guanio Mago talks to BJ Lingan, scriptwriter & creative director. Their conversation pans from noticing God’s presence during the challenging times of the pandemic to walking with God in a busy and highly competitive culture in the TV industry. BJ also gives some helpful insights about being a creative in today’s era.

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A conversation with Pastor Paolo Punzalan and his wife Jenn on overcoming challenges and embracing the flaws that come with the process.

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Host: Pia Guanio-Mago

Produced by: Victory Fort Digital Team

OST & post-edit by: Andro Avila

It's been a few weeks since we took a break and now that we're back, we're shifting to more conversations with fellow Christ-followers.  

Listen to this episode as Pastor Paolo Punzalan conversed with some of our members about HOW LAST WEEKEND WAS FOR THEM. We trust that God will speak to you through this simple yet meaningful conversation.

How can I honor and love my father if I have too much hurt and pain from my relationship with him? Is it still possible for us to be healed and reconciled?

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How can we move forward in reconciling with friends or family members we’ve had conflicts or disagreements with during the election season?

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The past month, we’ve seen a roller coaster of events and emotions because of the election season. Some might be grieving, while others are hopeful or are rejoicing. Within families and intimate friendships, there have been hurts, wounds, and things that need to be processed together. How do we deal with all these?

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Life is unpredictable and it may throw us a curveball when we least expect it. Faced with difficulties and disappointments, how can we find future hope?

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After careful deliberation, you’ve made your choice based on your conscience and your values. But what if the turnout is not what you hope it to be?

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