60:22

14/04/2026

"LORD, ANG HIRAP PO NILANG MAHALIN.
I GIVE UP!"

I was encouraged to write this because someone messaged me and said that even though He is already a Christian, napapagod na siyang mahalin ang mga taong hindi naman daw kamahal-mahal. And honestly, that kind of honesty matters.

Maybe you've felt it too.

"Lord, ang hirap nilang mahalin... Suko na ako.!"

Not because you hate them. Not because you don't care anymore. Pero dahil pagod ka na. You tried to understand them. You tried to adjust. You tried to respond with patience. But it feels like ikaw lang ang laging nag-a-adjust. Over time, that can drain even a sincere heart.

And here's the reality: loving people is not always easy. Especially when they hurt you, misunderstand you, or tail to meet your expectations.

But in moments like this, God gently reminds us of something.

When we say others are hard to love, we should also remember that we were not always easy to love either. May mga panahon na matigas tayo. May mga decisions tayo na hindi pleasing sa Kanya. May mga pagkakataon na paulit-ulit tayong nagkamali, yet He remained patient. Amen?

Romans 5:8 says,
"While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."

Hindi tayo minahal after we improved. Minahal tayo habang incomplete at magulo pa tayo.

That truth humbles me.
Because the standard of our love for others should not come from their behavior, but from the gracs we personally receive every day.
If God only loved us when we were easy, none of us would be secure.

But His love is not dependent on convenience.

That does not mean you ignore boundaries. It does not mean you tolerate disrespect or allow people to abuse your kindness. Wisdom is still necessary. But bitterness is not the answer. When we let frustration turn into resentment, it slowly changes our character.

Maybe the real invitation is this: before you decide to give up on loving people, remember how you were loved first.

You don't love others because they are perfect.
You love because you were loved despite your imperfections.

So when it feels hard, instead of saying, "I give up," maybe the right prayer is,
"Lord, remind me how You loved me. Heal my heart so / can love wisely and sincerely." 🥹❤️‍🩹

Because the love you receive from God is steady, consistent, and patient... and that same grace can shape how you respond to others.

You don't have to force it.
You just have to stay close to the One who loved you first... 🤍✝️

08/04/2026

Lord wag Mo akong bibitawan

05/04/2026

12/01/2026

At ngayo'y matutulungan niya
ang mga tinutukso, sapagkat siya man ay nakaranas ng pagtukso at
paghihirap. Hebreo 2:18

21/12/2025

Do not so surrender yourself to any leadership that you rather follow the man than his Master.

05/12/2025

Your value to God Isn’t measured by how much you do.

02/12/2025

Despite our disobedience, God's mercy is available to all. This understanding can inspire gratitude and encourage us to extend forgiveness and compassion to those who have wronged us.
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01/12/2025

“We believe everything which the Lord Jesus has taught us, but we must go a step further and trust him. It is not even enough to believe in him as being the Son of God, and the anointed of the Lord. But we must believe on him… The faith that saves is not the believing of certain truths – not even believing that Jesus is a Savior – but it is to rest on him, to depend on him, to lie with all your weight on Christ as the foundation of your hope. Believe that he can save you; believe that he will save you; in everything leave the whole matter of your salvation with him in unquestioning confidence. Depend on him without fear as to your present and eternal salvation. This is the faith which saves the soul.” (Spurgeon)

29/08/2025

LETS TALK ABOUT CORRECTION
Maybe, mga leaders or pastors mo sa Church. Maybe it was a friend.
Maybe it was a verse you read... and suddenly, you felt uncomfortable.

You felt exposed.
You felt judged.
You felt... attacked.

But what if it wasn't hate?
What if it was love in disguise?

You see, conviction is not cruelty.
And correction is not condemnation.

It's not about shaming you.
It's about saving you.

We live in a time where people say:
"Don't judge me.
"Only God can correct me.
"Let me live my truth."

Pero kapatid, the truth is:
"Your truth" can't save you. Only God's truth can. And sometimes, God sends people to speak that truth... kahit masakit

Kapatid, Correction is part of love, Amen?
If no one tells you the truth, how can yoU grow?
If no one confronts your sin, how Wwill yoU change?

God doesn't correct to destroy yoU, He corrects to discipline, protect, and align yoU.

>"The Lord disciplines those He loves, as a father the son he delights in.
Proverbs 3:12

Maybe someone called out something in your life:
Yung relationship na alam mong hindi tama.
Yung habit na tinatago mo.
Yung compromise na akala mo okay lang.

And maybe, nasaktan ka.
But friend, don't confuse hurt with hate.
Because sometimes, the most loving thing someone can do is to say
"Hey, I care about you... and I don't want to see you fall.

Let this sink in:
Being corrected is a sign you're loved enough not to be left alone in your mistake.

JesuS corrected people all the time.
The woman at the well.
The Pharisees.
EvenPeter, His own disciple.

Why? Because He loved them too much to let them stay the same.

Kaya kapatid, when someone calls yoU out with grace and truth... don't harden your heart.

Listen.
Reflect.
Repent.

>"Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but whoever hates correction is stupid." Proverbs 12:1
(Yes, the Bible really said that po)

Now, let me ask you...
When was the last time you allowed God, or someone godly, to correct yoU?
Did you listen? Or did you walk away?

Correction may sting for a moment, but it can save you from a lifetime of regret.

Verse to remember:
>"Those whom I love I rebuke and discipline. So be earnest and repent.
Revelation 3:19

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