Nothing is impossible with our God.

Let's lay all our troubles down and empty our hearts to let the Holy Spirit work on us.

Everyone at some point needs healing, whether physically or maybe within, but how many and how many times have we gone back and thank God? Have we been suddenly joyous moving forward without going back and praising the One who heals? 

We all are people who have been hurt, who have been in so much pain. What is the Lord commanding you to do? 

You may stray away and not follow it, but for sure you will end up still in pain and in confusion. But as God says in Jeremiah 3:22, “My wayward children,” says the Lord, “come back to me, and I will heal your wayward hearts.”

This sermon is about Christmas a Season of Hope. That’s something we all need everyday especially at this time of pandemic, but perhaps many of us need that hope in a special way as we recover from what we've gone through this year.

If you need an infusion of hope, then listen on.

This message is for you.

The Wise and The Foolish Builders by Ptr. Sam Oliveros

Through out our life, we build things that help us improve and move forward.

 Are you building with wisdom or with foolish decisions?

Let's dive into this sermon to know why it's important to be wise and how beneficial it is in our Christian life.

Many times, we seek answers on things thru the internet, our family, or friends. And it's necessary to get their opinion. But can we really say it fulfilled what our hearts are asking for? How can we know for sure that what we received is correct?

Ask. Seek. Knock. As Jesus said in Matthew 7:8, "...everyone who asks receives, the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened."

But to whom are we going to ask these things?

Wouldn't it make sense why Jesus teaches us to look to our God the Father, to pray and seek Him because He knows what is good for us?

Let's dive into this sermon and learn the truth about prayer and how it can transform both our lives and our relationship with Him.

This pandemic has taught us that everything around us is uncertain. No matter how much you prepare about something, you are never really prepared for the unexpected.

Have you lost hope for what you planned to accomplish this year but failed?

Know that God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that having all sufficiency in all things at all times, you may abound in every good work. (2 Corinthians 9:8)

Endure the hardships while keeping your integrity because it will only last for a while. But God's promise to you will always be carried out. His power is made perfect in our weaknesses.

2 Peter 3:9 "The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead, he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance."

God's desired will for us is always for our own good. And when we love God, we would obey His ways even though it won't make sense to us. The very first thing that blocks God's ability to bless us is our personal desire when it doesn't align with His plans.

But the amazing character of God is He waits that we come to humility and repentance. Acknowledge today that you fall short of the glory of God. Surrender your personal desires and trade it with God's plans for your life. It is all worth it.