by Sis. Joan Sabino Reading for today: Proverbs 31:20–29 “Many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all” Mom, Nanay, Inay. These are words we always hear from our children. Sometimes they call us repeatedly, with or without purpose. I’m truly grateful to be called Mom. Every moment I spend with my children fills me…

A Mother’s Day Special by Ptr. Genalyn Concepcion Happy Mother’s Day to all my fellow moms out there! Today let’s reflect on our blessedness as mothers.  Let us start by reminding ourselves that God is the creator of life. God is the reason there is life. By the mere power of His words, He created…

by Sis. Elaine Medina Reading for the Day: Ezekiel 37:1-10 On this day, May 5, cities across North America erupt with celebration. Cinco de Mayo is marked by festive parades, lively music, and the gathering of families and friends. Contrary to popular belief, the celebration isn’t Mexico’s Independence Day. It actually commemorates the Battle of…

by Sis. Joan Sabino Reading for the day: Luke 24:1-34  “And saying, “It is true! The Lord has risen and has appeared to Simon.” We are still in the season of commemorating Christ’s life, death and resurrection. Over the past few weeks, we have witnessed passion plays, movies about Christ, news coverage, and countless social…

by Ptr. Jhun Valeroso Reading for the day: John 19:28-30 He had a sleepless night. He faced one judgment court after another. Received forty whips, minus one. Carried a cross made up of solid wood heavier than He weighed. Dropped a few times on His way up the Mountain of Skulls. Pierced, nailed, and displayed…

by Sis. Tanya Bico Reading for the day: Luke 9:21-24 Via Dolorosa, a song you may be familiar with–often featured in Holy Week presentations or Passion plays–is Latin for “way of suffering” or “sorrowful way”. It is attributed to the route Jesus took while carrying his cross, leading to his crucifixion. But Via Dolorosa also…

by Sis. Elaine Medina Reading of the Day: Colossians 1:17–18 The word “Christian” means very different things to people today. For some, it’s a family tradition. For others, it’s a word they associate with upbringing, routine, or religious identity. It appears in bios, hashtags, and social media profiles—but often, it stops there. It’s become possible…

by Ptr. Miziel Zonio Reading for the day: 1 Corinthians 3:1-9 Are you someone who loves plants? Or you probably are someone who has a green thumb?  “Plantita” (female) and “plantito” (male) are informal terms used to describe individuals who have a passion for plants and enjoy nurturing them. It’s a term of endearment for…

The world we live in celebrates individualism—the pursuit of personal success, independence, and self-promotion. This mindset can cause division, competition, and a lack of collaboration. But God calls us to something different.

by Ptr. Gen Concepcion Reading of the day: Ephesians 3:16 Year of increase! Let’s work and not cease; Daily we pray and labor, Let’s go for forty-four! This is the PMCC (4th Watch) of Toronto’s evangelistic rallying cry this year in response to Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol’s mandate that 2025 is going to be a…