JESUS CHRIST IS GREATER THAN ALL

 Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For My yoke is easy and My burden is light. - Matthew 11:28-30

Let us come to God with great expectation because once we come to Him, He promised that He would give us rest. Don't ever forget that our God is much greater than your fear, worry, anxiety, problem, sin, sicknesses and diseases. He is greater than all!

“Lumapit kayo sa akin, kayong lahat na nahihirapan at nabibigatang lubha sa inyong pasanin, at kayo'y bibigyan ko ng kapahingahan. Pasanin ninyo ang aking pamatok at sundin ninyo ang aking mga itinuturo sapagkat ako'y maamo at mapagkumbabang loob. Matatagpuan ninyo sa akin ang kapahingahan sapagkat madaling dalhin ang aking pamatok at magaan ang pasaning ibinibigay ko sa inyo.”

Mateo 11:28‭-‬30

MY HUSBAND BDAY MESSAGE

 “HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MY WIFE” ❤️

Happy Birthday my love. I am proud of how strong and kind you are. You never ask me of anything, you are just grateful with whatever you have. I love being your husband and bestfriend. You show me the best even in the worsts days. Thank you and i love you everyday. Happy Birthday asawa ko🥰

Love,

Nestor

HOLY WEEK 7

The most severe punishment of Christ wasn’t the nails—it was the Father’s abandonment. Whenever you feel the sting of being forsaken, take heart and be strengthened by the Spirit of Christ, who remained faithful to His mission even when the sins of the world was on His shoulders.

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HOLY WEEK 6

 Luke 23:46 is a profound moment during Jesus' crucifixion where he speaks his final words: "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit." This verse encapsulates Jesus' complete trust and surrender to God, even in the face of death. It reflects his unwavering faith and submission to the Father's will, even as he endures immense suffering on the cross.

This is one of the most important thing we must learn from the Lord Jesus Christ especially in this season and generation wherein the world is in great chaos living in fear and worry and what's about to happen in the world that is unknown and the only solution to all of these is none other but God our Lord Jesus Christ and His example is very important for all of us who decided to be like Him.

-Apostle Renato D. Carillo

HOLY WEEK 5

 The Word of the Lord saying, "I thirst," is a sentence that we must deeply feel. It's not only because the Lord was physically thirsty for water due to enduring the intense heat of the sun for almost 6 hours while carrying the heavy cross, causing Him to lose much water from His body. He was literally thirsty for water, but simultaneously, there was another profound thirst in His heart that we must acknowledge and understand—our genuine love for Him with all our heart, strength, soul, and mind. He is so thirsty for our true love for Him, first of all, and above all else. As our Creator, it's His right to command and demand.

-Apostle Renato D. Carillo

HOLY WEEK 4

 When the Lord Jesus Christ was nailed on the cross, His first statement was forgiveness. He didn't just say, "Father, forgive them for they do not know what they do," but He also became a Mediator for those who killed Him. The Lord appealed to God the Father on their behalf.

I don't know how deep the pain in your heart is, or how long it has been there. The one who caused it may have already died, or may still be alive, but is that suffering greater than what the Lord Jesus Christ endured?

Today, ask God to give you the strength to forgive those who have sinned against you and to forget the sins committed against you by anyone.

-Apostle Renato D. Carillo

HOLY WEEK 3

 In Luke 23:39-43, is the interaction of Jesus Christ with two criminals who were also being crucified alongside him. One of the criminals mocked Jesus, saying that if he truly was the Christ, he should save himself and them as well. However, the other criminal rebuked the first, acknowledging their own guilt but recognizing Jesus' innocence. He then asked Jesus to remember him when he entered his kingdom. Jesus responded to this repentant criminal, assuring him that he would indeed be with Him in paradise that very day, indicating forgiveness and salvation for those who truly repent and turn to Him.

The first reason why the other criminal was immediately saved is that he confessed that he was a sinner. That's why our salvation lies in the confession of our sins, not in hiding, justifying them, or attempting to cover them up. His humility became the pathway to his salvation. This is the first thing we must understand: the sinner was saved because he humbled himself and confessed that he was a sinner.

-Apostle Renato D. Carillo