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08/07/2024

10/06/2024

Pioneer in TMJ Management: How Dr. Lo**ta Flores-Fandialan revolutionized dental care in the Philippines The management of Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ) in the Philippines traces its roots to the personal experience of Dr. Lo**ta Flores-Fandialan in the 1980s. Struggling with severe low bac...

09/05/2024

Happiest Birthday RJ Doki.

Enjoy your day..💚❤️💚

25/03/2024

Lets join this Egg-citing Easter Costume Contest. Check the details below.

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21/03/2024

Tanda nyo pa ba ang mga taga Team Positive.

07/03/2024

TMJ disorder presents a common challenge for both patients and dentists alike. Dentists often find themselves puzzled by persistent pain even after dental procedures have been completed. This pain can manifest in various areas, including the jaw, head, ears, eyes, neck, and upper or lower back. Led....

16/01/2024

2024 Dicluttering time para lumuwag ang clothes

Mga suki tara na po mamayang 7:00pm

Price from 50pesos up⬆️

Ang mga sharer ko may mga FREE TAYO!! Tara na.

21/12/2023

SCAMMER ALERT ⚠️⚠️⚠️

28/11/2023

28/11/2023

28/11/2023

The Flawless Skincare grand launching coverage locatwd at Brgy San Gabriel San Pablo City.
Covered by Mer And Mhads...

21/09/2023

Lets support our TPP members Ang Trio Saya Sabado..

Ngayong linggo na!!!!!

Congratulations Trio Saya Sabado Ms Marielle, Doc Jeff, and Ms KM.

Kita Kits 🎤🎙️🎤

09/08/2023

Sinong sasama?

Enrollment na naman mga Momsh., May naisip na ba kayong extra income.. Mukhang pede etong naisip ko., Who’s with me? 🤣🤣🤣

07/06/2023

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Official Page of Laguna Vice Governor Atty. Katherine "Karen" C. Agapay 🇵🇭

22/04/2023

The Team Positive Philippines Girls

27/03/2023

HAPPY BIRTHDAY RJ KM

FROM YOUR TPP FAMILY!!

01/03/2023

Remember Best, Forget Rest What do you remember about people?
The good experiences or the bad experiences? Paul said, "I like to remember the good things about people, focus on the good times we've had, remember the positive experiences." When Paul said this he had not had an easy time in Philippi. Acts 16 tells us that when he went to Philippi he was illegally arrested, whipped, humiliated, and thrown into prison -- before finally being asked to leave town. Yet he says, "I thank God every time I remember you." Paul could have dwelt on the negative. He could have remembered the painful memories. He chose not to remember the painful; instead, he focused on the things he could be grateful for.

Maybe you have been hurt in the past by a parent or a partner or even your trusted friend and you're still holding on to that hurt. As a result you can't enjoy being around them today. You're still focusing on the bad and the negative. Be grateful for the good in people. Pleasant memories are a choice. I can choose what I'm going to remember about the past. If you want to enjoy others, you've got to focus on their strengths and not their weaknesses.

With some people it takes a lot of creativity. But you can find something good in everybody. I'm not saying that you deny the hurts you've had or that you excuse the weaknesses in other people. That is psychologically unhealthy. But focus on the good and choose to emphasize the strengths. and always be thankful to God .

26/02/2023

From your TPP family we are so proud of you RJ KM Karetera galing ng act mo.

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26/02/2023

Keeping hope alive

Imagine with me, Paul sitting in a dark prison cell, peering beyond the bars at the Roman guards dressed in the uniform of their time. In Ephesians 6, he describes an entire list of spiritual protection, paralleling the soldier’s armor.

“Put on God’s complete set of armor...so you will be protected as you fight against the evil strategies of the accuser!”

While all the parts are extremely important, in my opinion, the “helmet of salvation” he speaks of in verse 17 is most vital in this battle. The helmet protects our mind—the control center for our feelings, attitudes, emotions, and choices—from agreeing with the profusion of assaulting thoughts hurled by our enemy. Without activating this strong protection we will allow our feelings and emotions to lead our attitudes and choices. We need to be aware when our hope is under attack, reach for our salvation helmet, and put it on.

Jesus won our salvation—our redemption from eternal death and our bridge to Father God—by offering His life in replacement for our own. He bought us at a great price and now we are His. Often we forget that Jesus defeated death, securing Hope that will never end. Living from this gift is the greatest protection against the enemy who is out to steal our hope and kill our faith. The salvation won for us defines not only our inheritance, but also our identity. This helmet protects our wandering thoughts, bringing them back into alignment with our salvation, as we remember who we are and what He has given us.

Every hope we have can only be fully grounded in our “hope of salvation” because Jesus is the hope of our salvation. His rescue of us from death is not an “after life is over” promise. Abundant life—faith in Him—is a promise that begins right now. Hope in Him keeps our faith alive as we choose to define our expectations by His character—His trustworthiness, faithfulness, and love for us.

Even if the thread of our own hope is thin and frayed and our dreams and expectations are gone, it’s not too late for us! We need to hold tightly to something stronger than our own disappointed thoughts, something beyond what is visible to our eyes. Jesus is our secure life-line reaching to the secure Anchor of God’s love. Hope will remain alive when we choose to grab on with both hands, because His hope holds us up even when our lives are altered, our “normal” is shattered, and our expectations aren’t met.

We mourn our losses while looking forward in hope. Forward is a good place to look because Jesus is already there, waiting with new mercies and abundant grace for the next season. He invites us, “Come, follow Me”.

When we use our salvation to trust that God has our tomorrow we will find the confidence to face today. And when we take our last breath this side of Paradise, our next breath will be in His glorious presence. He is our Hope!

Hope is the practice of believing God will get you from here...to there. Hope in Him moves beyond the disappointments of today and offers confident hope for the possibilities of tomorrow, because Hope is a Person.

“Now may God, the inspiration and fountain of hope, fill you to overflowing with uncontainable joy and perfect peace as you trust in him. And may the power of the Holy Spirit continually surround your life with his super-abundance until you radiate with hope!”

insight by
Gandang Lynn TV
‭‭Romans‬ ‭15:13‬ ‭TPT

15/02/2023

Proples pleaser

nsighYou can't please everybody Have you realized that there are some people you can't please? No matter what you do or what you try or how nice you are to them. You just can't please everybody. But the Bible tells says you don't need to please everybody. "It is dangerous to be concerned with what others think of you." (Proverbs 29:25 LB) It is an emotional trap when you start worrying about what other people think. Jesus said, "I only seek to please Him who sent me." (John 5:30 LB) Even Jesus didn't try to please everybody. One person wants it to rain; another doesn't want it to rain. Even God can't please everybody. Only a fool would try to do what even God can't do. I meet Christians all the time who live with someone who makes life crazy. They say, "I try and try to make peace with this person, but I fail and I feel so guilty." The fact is, it may not be your fault. It may be the person you're trying to make peace with is just flat out difficult. Give that person to God and then focus on pleasing God.

14/02/2023

Happy Valentine mga ka TPP…

From Prince Wil

13/02/2023

Scam ALERT

28/01/2023

FAILURE : PART OF SUCCESS