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WEEK 4: | Even when we were dead in sin, God brought us to life with Christ. Why? Simply because He loves us.
As we get closer to the Holy Week, let us remember the passion and death of Jesus with a prayer for our hearts to receive God's love
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Talk 7 presents three lessons, in a gist: When evil happens in your life, declare God is still in charge, God is still good, and God will turn curses into blessings.
This is the second to the last talk of our series, Wilderness, our teaching series on Numbers, the fourth book of the Bible.
Throughout the Israelites’ long journey in the wilderness, God was teaching them one very important lesson. This is the summary of the message of Numbers in one sentence: The only way to survive the wilderness and reach the Promised Land is to trust and obey God. Any other path will trap them in the wilderness forever.
Support the showTalk 6 presents why he was trapped in the past.
The key message: Move On—God Is with You!
We continue our series, Wilderness, our teaching series on Numbers, the fourth book of the Bible.
Throughout the Israelites’ long journey in the wilderness, God was teaching them one very important lesson. This is the summary of the message of Numbers in one sentence: The only way to survive the wilderness and reach the Promised Land is to trust and obey God. Any other path will trap them in the wilderness forever.
In Talk 6, we are approaching the end of Numbers.
The 40 years of wandering is almost over. The first generation that came from Egypt have now died or are dying. And a new generation—all born in the wilderness—are now ready to enter the Promised Land.
But alas, it seemed that someone else didn’t want to—Moses, their leader. Old habits prevented him from moving on.
Support the showTalk 5 is about yet another complaint– about the Priesthood. Because they were not included.
The key message: Celebrate Your Appointment
Support the showTalk 3 presents a major problem of the Israelites while they are still in the wilderness.
The key message: Stop Complaining, Start Celebrating
Support the showTalk 4 reveals the real, true reason for the long journey of the Israelites in the wilderness.
The key message: Listen to God’s Voice.
Support the showTalk 1 is about how God took care of the Israelites throughout their journey.
The key message is God Is with You in Your Wilderness.
The lesson is: In our most difficult times, we are not alone. God is with us.
Talk 2 focuses on how the Israelites negotiated the wilderness—how they traveled and camped at the Lord’s command.
The key message is: Move when God moves; Stay when God stays.
We begin a new series, Wilderness, our teaching series on Numbers, the fourth book of the Bible.
BRIEF RECAP: Joseph, the 11th of Jacob’s 12 sons, could interpret dreams. He dreamt that his brothers would bow to him. Hating Joseph for his dream, the brothers sold him into slavery in Egypt. Later, Joseph interpreted a dream of Egypt’s Pharaoh that there would be a seven-year worldwide famine. So, the Pharaoh made Joseph second in command in Egypt to stockpile grains in preparation for the famine.
The famine happened and learning that Egypt had food, the Israelites migrated to Egypt.
In time, after Joseph’s death, succeeding Pharaohs subjugated the Israelites who became slaves in Egypt for close to 400 years –until the time of Moses who was sent by God to set the Israelites free.
In the book of Numbers, we see the Israelites out of Egypt, now on their way to the land God promised them.
Why is it called Numbers?
Bro. Bo Sanchez pointed out: “Because two times in this book, in Chapters 1 and 26, God commanded Moses to take a census of all the people. So, literally, the people were numbered.
“Numbers is the newer title for the book. In Hebrew, the book was called Bammidbar, which means, In the Wilderness. And that’s where we got the title of our teaching series.”
Talk 1 is about how God took care of the Israelites throughout their journey. The key message is God Is with You in Your Wilderness.
In our most difficult times, we are not alone. God is with us.
Support the showDAY 9: In this season of gift-giving, let's bear in mind that the best gift we can ever give to the world is being our best self - a man that aims to serve and not to be served.
Merry Christmas, our Feast family!
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DAY 8: "But when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed. Although they cannot repay you, you will be repaid at the resurrection of the righteous.” (Luke 14:13-14)
No matter how small, an act of kindness never goes unnoticed.
Missed our other guided meditations? You may listen to all of them again in our Feast App. Download now in Google Play Store or App Store.
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DAY 7: No matter how much help we give, it will always be limited. Thankfully, our prayers are unlimited. As we continue with our acts of giving, let us couple it with acts of praying. Listen in to our guided Christmas meditation for the day.
"Father, help me be aware that not all people are celebrating. Some are hurting. Teach me to give the treasure of my sacrificial love in prayer for them that will truly give me a joyous Christmas."
Missed our other guided meditations? You may listen to all of them again in our Feast App. Download now in Google Play Store or App Store.
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DAY 6: To be a feminist is good but to be a humanist is way better.
"Lord, thank You for the gift of my life. Help me to discern what my calling is in the realization that when I discover it, then I will have joy—and like at Christmas, bring joy to the world."
Come, join us on our sixth day of guided Simbang Gabi meditation.
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DAY 5: Jesus already knows the hardships that humanity will go through; hence, He gave us Mary who has survived and accepted the death of her Son. Beginning today, let us not see Mama Mary as a mythical figure but a heavenly mother and a prayer partner who journeys with us whether we are grieving or celebrating.
We're now on our fifth day of guided Christmas meditation with Fr. Bob. Listen in and reflect with us.
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DAY 4: When you feel that nothing is happening, continue praying. Believe that God is doing something.
How's your preparation for Christmas so far? Join us on our fourth day of guided Simbang Gabi meditation with Fr. Bob McConaghy.
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DAY 3: Christmas celebration today is a far cry from how the first Christmas went. No frills and no thrills. Just felicity amidst the simplicity.
Amidst the holiday rush, find time to give yourself the gift of silence. You lose nothing. Instead, you gain everything. Come, join us on our third day of guided Simbang Gabi meditation with Fr. Bob McConaghy.
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DAY 1: Whenever we begin a novena, or particularly when we begin the Simbang Gabi, we have certain expectations, that if “I stick with this Simbang Gabi, all the way through to the end and don't miss any, that I should have an expectation of something from God.”
Today, let's dive deeper on how God answers prayers. As we begin this Simbang Gabi, ask the Heavenly Father to give you the grace to trust Him completely even though we might not understand the gift or the answers.
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TODAY, we close our series on Exodus series with a bold prayer: “Show me your glory!”
Those were the exact words Moses prayed to God.
Talk 10 answers the question: Is your relationship with God so close, you can pray like this? This is the intimacy God desires from us.
We’ll have a few very special messages to close the year this December. Next year, we start our brand new series on Leviticus. It will blow your mind.
Support the showWelcome to the second to last session in our Exodus series.
We’re in the part of the story where Moses went up to Mt. Sinai to talk to God, but he was away for too long, the Israelites got restless –which is really their fault because they didn’t want to join him.
During the entire 40 days that Moses was up on the mountain with Yahweh, the Israelites didn’t hear anything from him. Because of the news blackout, the Israelites began to feel uncertain, and thus, impatient.
Driven by their uncertainty, they assumed that Moses was dead. Or he escaped to Timbuktu and abandoned them.
To them, Moses was a goner. And so, Yahweh was gone too.
The Israelites tried to take control of their uncertainty by making a golden calf to be their god.
The key message: Led God be God.
Support the showWe continue our study of the book of Exodus.
In previous talks, we talked about how finally, after 440 years of slavery, the Israelites are out of Egypt. The people of God are free. But their problem does not end there.
Last week, in Talk 7, as we continued to follow this journey, we saw that Moses did not just walk—he climbed up a mountain–Mount Sinai, the original place where he met God on the burning bush.
In Mount Sinai, God gave Moses the Ten Commandments
In Talk 8, we explore the Ten Commandments and learn why the commandments are still valid today.
The key message: God wants you to be His partner.
Support the showWelcome back to our study of the book of Exodus. Last week, we learned that God is on the Journey of the Israelites– from slavery in Egypt to their struggle in the wilderness.
Today, as we continue to follow this journey, we will see that Moses did not just walk—he climbed up a mountain–Mt. Sinai where God as the Burning Bush meets with him.
And we will learn that later, the reverse happened. God—through our Lord Jesus—was the one who climbed up the mountain of Calvary—the expression of His Love so that we can be with Him forever. God’s Love, like the Burning Bush, is God’s fire. Just as the Burning Bush did not burn Moses, God’s fire does not burn us—it burns what is destroying us.
Talk 7 is titled Come Up the Mountain because that’s the challenge to us—to journey out of our comfort zone and climb up the burning mountain of God’s Love and allow Him to transform us.
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