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..It is Empowering People to Spiritual Guidance - Knowing About Christ.(Gospel)
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Church Of Christ Ministry

Wonderful Words of Life- Manila Edition

Mission:

MATTHEW 28:18-20

(King James Version)
18And Jesus came and spake unto them, saying, All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth. 19Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: 20Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen

MARK 16:15-16

15 ( Jesus) And He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. 16 He who believes and is baptized will be saved; but he who does not believe will be condemned. Vision:

To be able to Share the Gospel and will be able to build a Congregation in every town in Rizal Province Area. We Support the People who are Affected in Ulysses Typhon Happened last November 2020 Until Now.

- We support them on the Following Aspects:

1. Counseling - Unleashing fear and Trauma.
3. Relief Operations
4. Community Pantry or Christian Pantry/Church Family Pantry. Ministries:

1. Youth Ministry
2. Men's Ministry
3. Ladies Ministry
4. Children's Ministry. We are Helping and Building 2 Congregations

1. Church Of Christ- Kasiglahan
Block 21 Lot 19-21 ,Phase 1K2 , Kasiglahan Village,
San Jose ,Rodriguez, ( Montalban) Rizal.

2. Church Of Christ- Gulayan
Sitio Harangan, Gulayan, San Isidro, Rodriguez, ( Montalban)
Rizal. Thank you to the following People and Teams who Help us in Building these Congregations:

1. Dale Byrum Missions
2. MARCH for CHRIST
3. Metro Manila Ministries

To Those Who Wants to Donate and Help Us Realizing Our Vision in Rizal Province Area and To Those Who wants to help our Ministries in Kasiglahan and Gulayan Congregations. Please Contact us. Look For : Sis. Betelyn Joyce Buhisan

Banks:

Security Bank- Silver City Branch
Account Name: Manuel Buhisan Jr
Savings Account Number: 00000-3546-4732

GCASH:

Name: Manuel Buhisan
Number: 0991-618-4948

" "Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others." Philippians 2:4.

28/01/2026

Simple Event Message

Yesterday, January 27, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 10:30 PM, a meaningful activity on Mental Health Coaching was successfully conducted at the Quezon City Jail – Male Dormitory, Quezon City.

The activity was made possible through the efforts and participation of Manuel Jr. M. Buhisan, Betelyn Joyce Buhisan, John Emmanuel Malto, and Rondel Bacaoco. It aimed to provide support, encouragement, and guidance focused on mental wellness and emotional strength.

We are grateful for the opportunity to serve and to be part of an activity that promotes hope, healing, and positive transformation.

28/01/2026

ARC-Quezon City Congregation

January 28, 2026 | 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Speaker: Bro. Manny Buhisan

With thankful hearts, we extend our deepest gratitude to the ARC – QC Congregation, held at the ARC Alphonetics Center, Quezon City.

The message on “The Law of Character (Leadership)” was truly timely and impactful. It reminded us that authentic leadership is rooted in integrity, consistency, and a Christ-centered character—qualities that shape not only leaders but also disciples of Christ.

We sincerely thank Bro. Manny Buhisan for sharing a powerful, clear, and inspiring message that challenged us to evaluate our character as the foundation of our leadership. The teaching encouraged everyone to live out godly values both in private and in public life.

Thank you, ARC – QC Congregation, for your faithfulness, dedication, and passion in equipping leaders with strong biblical character. May the Lord continue to bless your ministry and expand your influence for His glory.

All glory and honor belong to God! 🙏✨

28/01/2026

ARC-Quezon City Congregation

January 28,2026
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Speaker: Bro. Manny Buhisan

Topic: The Role of the Family in the Church

A Grateful Message for the Home Bible Study – Cubing Family (Quezon City)

We thank God for the blessed Home Bible Study held at the house of the Cubing family in Quezon City. We are truly grateful for your open hearts and open home, which became a place of worship, learning, and fellowship.

The topic, “The Role of the Family in the Church,” reminded us that the family is God’s first ministry—where faith is nurtured, values are formed, and Christ is reflected daily. Through the sharing of God’s Word, we were encouraged to see that every household is called to serve, support, and strengthen the Church through love, unity, and obedience to God.

Thank you, Cubing family, for your hospitality, faithfulness, and willingness to be instruments of God’s grace. May the Lord continue to bless your home, deepen your faith as a family, and use you as a light and testimony to many.

To God be all the glory! 🙏

28/01/2026

NARRATIVE REPORT

On January 28, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM,

a mental health meeting and collaborative discussion was conducted at the Quezon City Jail – Male Dormitory with BJMP personnel, a mental health coach, and ministry representatives.

The meeting highlighted the need for a structured and sustainable post-program approach to support the mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being of both BJMP officers and Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs). Key concerns identified included stress management for officers and emotional stability, hope-building, and rehabilitation for PDLs through integrated mental health and spiritual counseling.

During the planning session, proposed post-programs focused on regular mental health seminars, peer support groups, and spiritual counseling sessions tailored for both officers and PDLs. Emphasis was placed on continuity, monitoring, and collaboration among BJMP personnel, mental health professionals, and faith-based partners to ensure long-term impact. The integration of psychological support with spiritual guidance was recognized as an effective strategy to strengthen resilience, promote inner healing, and foster a supportive environment within the facility.

28/01/2026

Date: January 28, 2026
Time: 10:00PM-11:00PM
Location: Anawin

Purpose: Funeral Service
B.S: John Emmanuel Malto
Assistant: Rondel Bacaoco

Topic:
A Life That Speaks Beyond the Grave

Text: Lukas 16:1–31

Introduction

In Lukas 16, Jesus tells us stories that confront us with one clear truth: life does not end at death. What we do with our lives today echoes into eternity. A funeral is not only a time to remember the one we lost, but also a moment for all of us to reflect on how we are living.

1. Life Is Temporary, Eternity Is Real

Lukas 16 reminds us that wealth, status, and comfort end at the grave but the soul continues. The rich man lived in comfort, while Lazarus suffered. After death, their situations were reversed.

Reminder:
What we live for on earth must be measured in light of eternity.

2. Our Choices Today Shape Our Tomorrow

The rich man had opportunities to show compassion but ignored them. After death, it was too late to change his decisions.

Reminder:
While we still have breath, we still have time to love, to forgive, to help, and to walk humbly with God.

3. God Has Already Spoken to Us

Abraham said, “They have Moses and the Prophets; let them listen to them.” God has already given us His Word. We are not lacking instruction only the willingness to obey.

Reminder:
Now is the time to listen to God, not later.

Conclusion

This moment reminds us that death is certain, but eternity is greater. Let this service not only honor the life that has passed, but also awaken the hearts of the living. While today is called “today,” let us choose to live a life that is right with God because one day, our life too will speak beyond the grave.

🕊️ “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” (Psalm 90:12)

28/01/2026

Date: January 28, 2026
Time: 8:00AM-9:30AM
Location: Laylayan

Purpose: Bible Study

S.L: John Emmanuel Malto
B.S.T: Rondel Bacaoco

Topic:
God Sees Our Sin, But Offers Forgiveness (2 Samuel 12:3)

Introduction: Topic: From Failure to Redemption: David's Story of God's Unfailing Love

Main Verse: 1 Sam 13:1
David is A man after his own heart (Yaweh)

Introduction:
Why?? What's the story behind?
2 Samuel 11 (David and Bathsheba) He took someone else's wife, Uriah's wife and even plan or organized his death.

Proper Discussion

Point No.👉 1
I Have Sinned against the Lord
And Nathan said to David the Lord also has put away your sin you shall not die."

🔥Note:
David's sin was great but God's God's forgiveness is Greater❤️

Point No. 👉2
God's Restoration Comes with Consequences (2 Samuel 12:14)

🔥Note:
God's forgiveness doesn't always mean absence of consequences but presence in the pain

Point No.👉 3
God's Love Remains Unchanged

(Psalm 103:8-9)- The Lord is merciful and Gracious slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love... He will not always chide nor will he keep his anger forever."

🔥 God's Love is Constant even when we mess up.

Conclusion:
😊 You’re Loved, Forgiven, and Restored 💖

The story of David and Bathsheba reminds us that no matter how deep our failures, God’s forgiveness and restoration are greater. 💪

Let God’s truth sink in: You are loved, your sins are forgiven, and you’re being restored. 🙏

How will you share this hope with someone today? 😊

28/01/2026

Date: January 25, 2026
Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM
Location: Kasiglahan chapel
Purpose: Sunday worship

Song leader: Bro Rondel Bacaoco

B.S.T (Bro Manny Buhisan):

- Topic: Spiritual Discipline: Formation of the Inner Life for Faithful Ministry

- Key Points:

- Spiritual discipline is intentional training aligned with God’s will, rooted in biblical concepts (Askēsis, Musar).

- Important for biblical maturity, psychological/mental well-being, spiritual intimacy, and ministerial effectiveness.

- Five core disciplines: Prayer, Scripture Meditation, Solitude and Silence, Fasting, Accountability and Confession.

- Applies to sustaining ministry health, enhancing discernment, strengthening resilience, modeling discipleship, and aligning with God’s power.

- Bible Verses Cited: 1 Timothy 4:7, 1 Timothy 4:8, Hebrews 12:11, Joshua 1:8, Mark 1:35, Luke 5:16, Matthew 4:2, Acts 13:2–3, James 5:16

Mes (Bro Lowell Madorable):
Topic:The love of God
-is great
-is eternal
-is infinite
-is dependable

God extends this Love to you,
How will you respond to it?

1 john 4:7-11
Efeso 2:4
Romans 5:6-10
Jeremiah 31:3
Psalms 103:17
Hosea 11:8-9
Efeso 3:18-19
1 corinto2:10-13
Romans 8:35-39
1 corinto 10:13
Number 23:19
Romans 8:37

28/01/2026

Date: January 25, 2026
Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM-
Location: Kasiglahan chapel
Purpose: Sunday worship
Song leader:Bro Manny Buhisan
B.S.T:Bro Brix Edelbert Leonor
Topic:SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE
INTRODUCTION

1. Many have different ideas about spiritual discipline: some see it as strict religious rules, while others view it as unnecessary in modern life.
2. Spiritual discipline is rooted in biblical teaching and has been practiced by believers throughout history.
3. What characteristics define spiritual discipline, and how does it shape our relationship with God?
4. In this lesson, we will identify the nature of spiritual discipline, its key practices, and what this means for us today.

I. THE NATURE OF SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE

A. DEFINITION AND PURPOSE

1. "Discipline trains us to do what is right and good for us" – Heb 12:11
a. Spiritual discipline refers to intentional, regular practices that strengthen our connection to God, self-awareness, and moral character.
b. It is not about earning God’s favor, but about growing in our ability to love Him and others.
2. It is a "training in godliness" – 1 Tim 4:7-8
a. Just as physical exercise benefits the body, spiritual discipline benefits the soul.
b. Its goal is to align our thoughts, actions, and desires with God’s will.

B. BIBLICAL FOUNDATION

1. Jesus practiced spiritual discipline: He prayed regularly, fasted, and meditated on Scripture.
a. He withdrew to solitary places to pray – Mk 1:35
b. He fasted for 40 days in the wilderness – Mt 4:2
2. The apostles emphasized discipline for believers: "Make every effort to add to your faith..." – 2 Pet 1:5
a. Discipline is presented as a choice that requires effort and commitment.
b. It is supported by the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

C. KEY CHARACTERISTICS

1. Intentional – It requires planning and purpose, not random acts of devotion.
2. Consistent – Regular practice builds habits that shape our spiritual life.
3. Balanced – It should strengthen, not burden, our relationship with God and others.
4. Personal – Practices may vary based on individual needs and circumstances, while staying true to biblical principles.

II. KEY PRACTICES OF SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE

A. INDIVIDUAL PRACTICES

1. Prayer and Meditation
a. Communication with God – talking to Him and listening for His voice.
b. Meditating on Scripture helps us understand and apply God’s word – Josh 1:8
2. Fasting
a. Choosing to abstain from food or other things to focus on God.
b. It helps us rely on spiritual strength rather than physical comforts.
3. Scripture Study
a. Reading, studying, and memorizing God’s word to gain wisdom and guidance.
b. It renews our mind and shapes our perspective – Rom 12:2

B. COMMUNAL PRACTICES

1. Worship and Fellowship
a. Gathering with other believers to praise God and encourage one another – Heb 10:25
b. Corporate worship strengthens our connection to the body of Christ.
2. Service to Others
a. Using our gifts to help those in need as an expression of love for God and neighbor.
b. It humbles us and reflects Christ’s example – Mt 20:28
3. Accountability
a. Sharing our spiritual journey with trusted friends to stay faithful and grow.
b. It provides support and helps us avoid temptation.

III. SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE IN TODAY'S LIFE

1. Challenges to practice include busyness, distraction, and cultural emphasis on comfort.
a. We must prioritize spiritual discipline as we would other important areas of life.
b. Small, consistent steps are more effective than occasional intense efforts.
2. Benefits of discipline:
a. Greater peace and clarity in decision-making.
b. Stronger resistance to temptation and sin.
c. Deeper love for God and others.
3. Practical steps to begin:
a. Choose one practice to focus on initially (e.g., 10 minutes of prayer daily).
b. Set a regular time and place for discipline.
c. Seek guidance from mature believers or biblical resources.

CONCLUSION
1. What will we do with spiritual discipline?
2. Will we acknowledge its purpose and commit to practicing it in our lives?
3. Only by embracing spiritual discipline can we grow in godliness, draw closer to God, and fulfill His purpose for us – Col 1:28.

Mes:Bro Lowell madorable
Topic:The love of God
-is great
-is eternal
-is infinite
-is dependable

God extends this Love to you,
How will you respond to it?

1 john 4:7-11
Efeso 2:4
Romans 5:6-10
Jeremiah 31:3
Psalms 103:17
Hosea 11:8-9
Efeso 3:18-19
1 corinto2:10-13
Romans 8:35-39
1 corinto 10:13
Number 23:19
Romans 8:37

28/01/2026

Date: January 25,2026
Location: Sitio harangan gulayan, San Isidro Rodriguez Montalban Rizal
Purpose: Worship service
Time: 7am - 8:30am
Song leader: John Emmanuel malto
Messenger: Rondel Bacaoco

Topic:Topic: Spiritual Discipline

🔥Main Verse:
1 Timothy 4:7–8 “Train yourself to be godly… godliness has value for all things.”

⭐Introduction:
Spiritual Disciplines are intentional practices that help believers grow closer to God, develop Christlike character, and live in obedience to His Word.

Spiritual Disciplines are habits Christians practice to grow spiritually, just like exercise helps the body grow stronger.

Pointers:

I.. Why Spiritual Disciplines Are Important?

A. To grow in our relationship with God

📖 James 4:8 – “Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you.”

B. To be transformed, not just informed

📖 Romans 12:1–2 – “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.”

C.To follow Jesus’ example

📖 John 13:15 –
“I have set you an example that you should do as I have done.”

II..Areas for Spiritual Decipline//Growth and Development

A.Prayer 🙏
Meaning: Talking and listening to God.

📖 1 Thessalonians 5:17 – “Pray without ceasing.”
📖 Matthew 6:6 – Jesus teaches sincere, private prayer.

Note:
Prayer is not fancy words it’s an honest conversation with God.

B. 2. Bible Reading / Study (Meditation on Scripture) 📖

📖 Psalm 1:2 – “Delight is in the law of the Lord… meditate day and night.”
📖 2 Timothy 3:16–17 – Scripture teaches and corrects us.

Note:
The Bible feeds our spirit just like food feeds our body.

C. Meditation
📖 Joshua 1:8 – “Meditate on it day and night.”

Note:
Reflecting deeply on God’s Word and works.

D. Worship
📖 John 4:23–24 – Worship in spirit and truth.
📖 Romans 12:1 – Our life is an act of worship.

Note:
Honoring God with our heart, words, and life.

E. Confession and Repentance 🧎‍♀️

📖 1 John 1:9 – God forgives when we confess.
📖 Psalm 32:5 – Confession brings freedom.

Note:
Confession cleans our heart and restores our relationship with God.

F. Obedience

📖 John 14:15 – “If you love Me, keep My commandments.”
📖 James 1:22 – Be doers of the Word.

Note:
Obedience shows our faith is real.

G. Service 👐
📖 Mark 10:45 – Jesus came to serve.
📖 Galatians 5:13 – Serve one another in love.

Note: Serving others is serving Christ.

H. Thankfulness / Gratitude 🙌

📖 1 Thessalonians 5:18 – Give thanks in all things.
📖 Psalm 107:1 – Give thanks for God’s goodness.

Note: Appreciating God in all circumstances.

III. A Balance Life
📖 Ephesians 2:8–9

We are saved by grace, not by works.

Conclusion:
“Spiritual disciplines are daily habits that help us walk closely with God. They don’t make God love us more but they help us love God more.”

28/01/2026

KARATE TRAINING REPORT

Date: January 24, 2026
Time: 10:00 - 12:00 NN (Noon)
Location: Kasiglahan Chapel
Purpose: KARATE TRAINING

KARATE TRAINORS:

SI. Manuel Jr M Buhisan (Senpai Manny)
JI. Rondel Bacaoco (Senpai Randel)
JI. John Emmanuel Madridano Malto (Senpai John)
JI. Aira Jane A. Leonor (Senpai Aira)

ATTENDANCE (PRESENT):

1. Manuel Jr Buhisan
2. Bettelyn Joyce M Buhisan
3. John Emmanuel Malto
4. Rondel Bacaoco
5. Aira Jane Leonor
6. Jolin D Garaniel
7. Roselyn Abisola
8. Angelica Mae Balaguer
9. Selena D Garaniel
10. Rexen Mondola
11. Ezekiel S Nicolas
12. Mery Joy Salundaga

ABSENT:

1. Joanna Ocero

OBSERVATION:

Today, the first thing we did was pray. After we prayed, we proceeded to do stretching exercises to prepare our bodies and prevent injuries during practice. After the stretching, we proceeded with the devotional. Once the devotional was finished, we moved on to practicing Godan. At first, I thought only some were having a hard time while others weren't, but in truth, everyone found it challenging. When I saw that all of them were struggling, I also noticed their determination – even though they were having difficulty and were already very tired, they kept going. Because they love what they're doing and are eager to learn and master what they're practicing, I could see that even when faced with hardship, they were able to push through until some of them had memorized the sequence.

After the sequence was memorized, each individual and team performed one by one – the teams of Senpai Randell, Senpai John, and Senpai Aira. Once the performances were finished, everyone was called back to form a line, and they were reminded to always show respect by greeting one another, especially Senpai Randel, Senpai John, and Senpai Manny.

After that, we prayed together. Once the prayer was over, we worked together to roll up and arrange the mats, and clean the entire training area. Everyone volunteered to help restore the place to order before heading home. That's all for today. To God be the glory.

28/01/2026

Date: January 24, 2026
Time: 2:00PM-4:00PM-
Location:Duhat
Purpose:karate training

Observation
Today, we conducted karate training at Duhat. First, we had them do exercises from head to toe. Then, we had them practice kicking one by one to teach them proper kicks. The kicks we taught them were Mae Geri, Yoko Geri, Ushiro Kakato, Mawashi Geri, Ura Mawashi Geri, and Kakato. After that, we had each of them perform the Kihon Kata Shodan one by one. Finally, we prayed together.

28/01/2026

Date: January 24,226
Location: Sitio harangan gulayan San Isidro Montalban Rizal (Chapel)
Purpose: Karate Ministry
Time: 3pm - 5:30pm

Instructor: John Emmanuel malto

Attendance:
Danna Jane Quindoza, Irish Jumao-as
Princess Ada inato
Khris tipait
Mery Rose lipogpog
Renz Jumao-as

Observation: Good day po at ngayonnga ay kakatapos lang ng ating karate at sa ating pagtuturo sa kanila ay nandon ang hirap at challenge dahil sa bukod sa maalikabok ang kanilang pinagtitriningan ay mabagal silang matuto, but habang tayo ay nagtuturo sa kanila ay unting unti nating natutunan ay maging matiyaga at maging mahinahon.

Ang focus ng ating itinuturo sa kanila ay
1.proper punch
2. Gedan barai
3. Outer block
4. In side block
5. Upper block
6. Isme Gere
7. Proper stances

Ang kagandahan ay marunong na sila ng isang Kata ang kehon Kata shodan at yon na muna ang pinapa master natin sa kanila bagama't na maalikabok ang kanilang inuupuan ay hindi nila ito iniisip kundi andon ang kanilang willingness na matutunan ang isang bagay.

Thanks God sa mga learnings na ito. I pray na magkaroon tayo ng kahit rinoliom para hindi na nadudumihan ang kanilang mga damit sa tuwing magkakaroon ng training.

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