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A Personal Reflection on the Sermon by Irene Lavinia

In our time today, people equate wisdom with those who are successful in life. Those who have acquired lots of riches, those who have successful and large businesses and those who have acquired long lists of education are labeled as wise. Yes they may be accomplished people, but the question is, are they able to distinguish right from wrong?

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No Matter What
A Personal Reflection on the Sermon by Jonathan Perocho

I realized how blessed I am because i have not experienced distress like the Psalmist's - to the point that you felt God had left you on your own. Don't get me wrong, I did have trials in life but they were not the type of suffering described as almost impossible to endure or suffering that makes one question God's love. Nevertheless, those trials were still difficult but i considered them teaching opportunities for God to show His power and control in my life and i saw them as opportunities for me to remember God's goodness.

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A Personal Reflection on the Sermon by Rodel Galicia

"You can be crazy and not be in love, but you cannot be in love and not be crazy about it." -PB. Beautifully said but these words made me ponder if I had really applied them to my love relationship with God. Did I commit fully to love Him or do I love only during times that I feel like loving Him?

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Personal Reflection on the Sermon
By Jojo Pamplina

When was the last time I really called on God? And when I call on him, do I really expect an answer from the Lord? What do I do when the answer comes? I reflected on these during the preaching.

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Personal Reflection by Ariel Casala

The preaching last Sunday emphasizes one major aspect that affect our day to day walk with the Lord: Priority.

How much time we spend on something or someone equates to the value and priority we put on them. We may all give excuses that we don't have time or we have very little time to spend with God because of our work, job and other commitments, but the truth is we just choose not to spend time with Him. We do not give our Lord and King the priority and value that is due for Him.