Rev. Eugene Hao continues our series on the names of God with a message of hope assurance, that despite all the sufferings and injustices in the world, our almighty God sees all of them and will make all things right one day for those who call on His name!
Does God have a personal name just like us? How should it be pronounced? What does it mean? What is the name’s significance for us today?
Find out this Sunday as Rev. Jason Co continues the series on “Knowing God” by getting to know His names!
This Sunday, Rev. Anthony Techico continues our series on the names of God as he preaches on how our El-Shaddai – God Almighty – is the faithful fulfiller of His promises to us just as He was to Abraham, in line with our goal of “Knowing God to Make Him Known” this 2023!
Do you really know God? How much do you know Him? If you were asked to describe who God is in your life, how would you answer?
As we start off 2023 with our new church theme “Knowing God to Make Him Known”, Rev. Jason Co challenges us to make this our top priority this New Year!
We all desire peace, but where can we find genuine, lasting, and all-encompassing peace? How does Jesus’ birth provide the answer to the world’s longing for peace?
On Christmas Sunday, Rev. Jason Co concludes our Christmas series on the names of Jesus with a message of hope about the Hope of all the earth that the “Prince of Peace”!
Come and let us give Him praise, together with the choir, orchestra, and worship team, and through our songs and our Christmas presentation, as we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior!
Come and be blessed this Sunday as Rev. Julius Manzano explains the meaning and relevance of “His Name: Mighty God” and how the Lord remains in power and control even when life’s flow is disrupted!
“And his name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”
~Isaiah 9:6b (ESV)
This Sunday, Ptr. Donn Manalese continues our Christmas series on the names of Jesus as he preaches on the significance of “His Name: Everlasting Father” and what this means to a world that is hungry and hurting.
“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given.” Why was this prophecy given to the prophet Isaiah 700 years before the first Christmas? What were the names given for this Promised Savior? What makes Jesus such a wonder of a counselor? How is He different from our earthly counselors?
Find out this Sunday as Rev. Jason Co preaches the first of the 4-part series on Isaiah 9:6 entitled, “His Name: Wonderful Counselor”!