Let the Peace of Christ Rule
This week, Bro. Alvin Del Rosario shares a special message on what it means to let the peace of Christ rule in our hearts.
DVBS Graduation 2023
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About this Episode
Sis. Marianne Llapitan shares a special exhortation for our Daily Vacation Bible School graduates and parents.
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Without a standard, without a judge, our society’s way of dealing with morality will only result in chaos and confusion, which will ultimately lead to our own destruction. This is why the first statement in the Ten Commandments is of utmost importance. As human beings, we need our morality to be grounded on something absolute and solid, so we need to go back to the decalogue to find out what that something — or Someone — is.