God did not allow Jesus to remain dead, but raised Him so that He may live in us through the baptism of the Holy Spirit and reign in our lives as part of the Kingdom of God.

What good is it to know that Jesus lives but doesn’t live in us?

It began with an operation on my right ovary, but just a year later, a tumor appeared in my left ovary. The weight of the disease brought me to a depression, sadness, and anger. I struggled to pay for my treatments alone. My sister in Hong Kong supported me with alternative medicine as long as she could, but with monthly costs reaching ₱45,000, it became impossible for her to continue. She began to invite me to the Simbahang Universal and said that it was the only place wher

I grew up without the constant presence of my parents; my mother worked as an OFW to provide for us, and my father, though a lawyer, was often distant. I was raised by my grandmother, aunts, and cousins, but for a long time, I didn't feel the true love of a family. I felt like I didn't truly belong. As I grew older, I faced many challenges, particularly living with a disability. I felt a deep emptiness and began looking for happiness and worth in other people. I struggled wit

I n my career, I was comfortable working as a senior professional, but I preferred to stay isolated and avoid group settings. During a conference, God showed me that if I truly wanted to improve, I had to step out of my comfort zone. That understanding changed everything—my perspective on my work, my career, and my entire life. As I began to obey the Word of God, the blessings followed. Within two years of attending and staying committed, I was promoted twice. My salary incre