Patrick Mabilog

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  Can we truly delight in ALL of God's Word?

  To say the least, many parts of the Bible may seem boring, scary, confusing, and unenjoyable at first. But as we progress in our walk with God, we will find that all parts can be enjoyed — even those we don't like at first.

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  4 faith-changing revelations from Galatians 5:22-23

  God desires that all people and all believers bear the fruit of the Holy Spirit. But how?

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  You can still find hope when everyone else feels hopeless

  When the uncertainties of this world catch us off guard and when no one else seems to have hope, we may often find it more beneficial for us to abandon hope as well. Hope, however, is not a "majority-wins" deal.

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  Dual citizenship: Being of this world and of heaven

  The life we live is of a figurative dual citizenship because we exist under two governments: the government of this world and the government of God. To come to this realisation is vital to our everyday living.

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  Our testimony has nothing to do with our faithfulness

  We all have a story to tell about God's goodness and faithfulness made evident in our life, and God is most interested in using that story as a powerful witness that will bring salvation and motivation to other people.

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  What's the Christian way of overcoming past hurts?

  Here are three ways to overcome past hurts.

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  5 areas of faith soon-to-be fathers need to grow in

  Here are five areas of faith soon-to-be fathers can and need to grow in.

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  3 questions to ask to make sense of scriptures in Psalms

  How does the scripture magnify or reveal to us the Person of our Lord Jesus Christ and how can it affect our lives? Here are three guide questions that will help you make sense of scriptures in Psalms.

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  Why does God allow people to be born with disabilities or health problems?

  Here is a pressing question that was asked of me by a member of our congregation not too long ago: If God is loving and gracious, why does He allow people to be born with sickness or disability — whether it be asthma, or Down syndrome, or haemophilia, or being born without limbs or certain appendages?

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  Does youth camp really bring us closer to God?

  The only way we draw near to God is Jesus Christ. As Jesus once said, no one comes to the Father except through Him.

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  Is it better to pray with few words, or pray without ceasing?

  Should we really pray with many or little words? The Bible seems to tell us to do both.

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  3 dangers for every Christian when God shows generosity

  Here are three dangerous responses if we lose sight of the graciousness of God.