Kristiyanong Abtik

09/06/2026

God wants to treat Jesus like Barabas so that He could treat Barabas like Jesus.

13/03/2026

None but the Son of God could accomplish our redemption; for only He who was in the bosom of the Father could declare Him. Only He who knew the height and depth of the love of God could make it manifest. Nothing less than the infinite sacrifice made by Christ in behalf of fallen man could express the Father’s love to lost humanity.

24/02/2026

God allows us to be empty for us to be filled again.
゚viralシ

22/02/2026

22/02/2026

You will never know the fullness of Christ until you know the emptiness of everything but Christ.

22/02/2026

Sometimes God lets us fall apart so we can finally see how perfectly He can put us back together.

22/02/2026

Sometimes the only way to win the battle is not to fight, but to SURRENDER

20/02/2026

Have you ever whispered the words…
“Am I enough?”
Enough to lead.
Enough to speak.
Enough to be used by God.
Moses asked the same question.
Standing before a burning bush in the wilderness…
he said,
“Who am I?”
He saw his past.
His failure.
His weakness.
But God didn’t answer Moses with confidence.
He answered him with presence.
“I will be with you.”
The question was never
“Who is Moses?”
The question was
“Who is with Moses?”
When Moses said,
“I can’t speak.”
God said,
“Who made your mouth?”
When Moses doubted,
God provided.
When Moses feared,
God stayed.
And when Moses asked,
“Am I enough?”
God answered:
“I AM.”
And when the Great I AM is with you…
You are more than enough.
So step forward.
Not because you feel ready.
But because He is.

20/02/2026

Stop stressing yourself out, God knows what you are facing and he will provide.
゚viralシ

20/02/2026

In a world that demands self-sufficiency, we are often told that "God helps those who help themselves." But the Gospel tells a different story. True transformation doesn't begin with our achievements; it begins with our honesty.

The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector (Luke 18) serves as the ultimate litmus test for the soul:

The Pharisee stood tall, using prayer as a résumé to list his virtues. He left the temple exactly as he entered—full of himself, but empty of God.

The Tax Collector couldn't even lift his eyes. He offered no excuses, only a plea for mercy. He understood a truth the Pharisee missed: you cannot be filled if you are already full of yourself.

We often try to hide our brokenness, thinking it disqualifies us from God’s love. In reality, it is the very thing that attracts Him.

God doesn't wait for you to "get it together" before He steps in. As Psalm 34:18 promises, the Lord is not distant when you suffer; He is actually closest to those who are crushed in spirit.

If you feel overwhelmed or "not enough" today, you aren't failing—you are positioned for a miracle. The tax collector went home justified because he stopped trying to save himself and gave God permission to do it instead.

Remember your brokenness isn't a barrier to God; it is your strongest bridge to Him. Stop striving, start calling, and watch Him respond.