"Nothing I say will justify what I did" is one of the most repeated phrases in recent times. It seems that it comes from a repentant person who humbly prefers not to explain himself, since his mistake was unacceptable. But what's wrong with that speech? It is common knowledge that when we speak, we put out what is inside us, even when we talk nonsense, it came from the heart, so nothing, absolutely nothing, was by chance. So the Lord Jesus said: "Not what goes into the mouth

Nang pumasok si Hesus sa Capernaum, isang siyudad ng Israel, may isang kapitan, isang romanong sundalo na responsable sa 100 sundalo....

When Jesus entered Capernaum, a city of Israel, there was a centurion, a Roman soldier responsible for another 100 soldiers. He was an important person in the Roman Army and was not a Jew. There was a servant highly esteemed by him who was sick. When he heard about Jesus, the centurion asked the Jewish elders to call him to heal the servant. Rome was taking over Israel, which was a colony of the Roman Empire. The soldiers were there to watch over, to collect the taxes and fee

Kapag babagsak na ang eroplano, kahit ang mga atheist o hindi naniniwala sa Diyos ay sumisigaw ng “Diyos ko”.

When the plane is going to crash, even the atheist shouts “my God”. By this I mean that necessity is the mother of invention and faith. It provokes faith in people because when we are up against the wall and with a knife at our throat , we have to find a way out. Currently, the situation is chaotic and worrying. People don't get a job. Whoever wants to work cannot. Anyone who wants to give a job cannot. Whoever wants to open the doors, cannot. People's incomes are drying up a