Victory Ortigas

God's word is above every other belief system, opinion, or idea. Since it is God-breathed, it is t h e final authority for our life, doctrine, and practice.

Our using of finances for God's purposes is pleasing to God. We do not have to be afraid to give because God will supply all our needs according to the riches of His glory.

We c a n learn t o b e content whether in plenty or in need through Christ who gives us strength.

One of the key ideas in Paul's letter to the Philippian church is "partnership in the Gospel" (1:3-11, 2:17-3:1, 4:10-20). We are to use our finances to b e partners in advancing the Gospel. The fruit is God being glorified and praised.

Fear : The Destruction of the World (Revelation 21:1) Hope : The New Heavens & New Earth (Revelation 21:2-8, 22-27) At His return, Jesus will "make all things new," He will rule in righteousness and justice, and we will eternally enjoy His presence.

Fear : The Mark of the Beast (Revelation 19:20;20:4) Hope : The Defeat of the Devil (Revelation 20:7-9) & the Rewards of the Righteous (Revelation 20:11-15) Jesus will return to defeat the devil and bring judgement. The righteous await the rewards of their labor and suffering.

Fear : The Great War (Revelation 19:19-21) Hope : The Grand Wedding (Revelation 19:1-10) Jesus' return is marked by royalty, victory, and majesty. Our ultimate hope as believers is the return of the King, the groom of the bride (the Church).

Jesus is better than anyone or anything else. No one is better and more worthy than He. This compels us to respond with faith, endurance, and praise.

This "better life" refers to the eternal life promised through faith, beyond temporary suffering or earthly deliverance. This highlights the hope of resurrection and everlasting life, which motivates believers to endure hardship.

Our assurance rests in Christ, and through Him we have "better possession." In this passage, while some believers faced imprisonment and loss of property, we will emphasize that our true inheritance, crowned with glory and honor, is a lasting reward that cannot be taken away.

The heavenly things needed to be purified with better sacrifices than those of the old covenant, demonstrating that Christ's sacrifice surpasses all previous offerings.

The covenant and ministry of Jesus are far better than the old. This new covenant brings superior mediation and guarantees better promises than those of the old covenant.

Jesus has provided a better covenant. This new covenant, established through Christ, offers a better promise of a secure relationship with God.

Despite the warnings, we can remain confident of better things for us, better promises and blessings that accompany salvation through Christ. This confidence is based on a firm assurance anchored on God's unchangeable character and sealed by His unbreakable oath, guaranteeing our hope and securing our future.

Despite the warnings, we can remain confident of better things for us, better promises and blessings that accompany salvation through Christ. This confidence is based on a firm assurance anchored on God's unchangeable character and sealed by His unbreakable oath, guaranteeing our hope and securing our future.

We will look at why Jesus is the better high priest. While the Levitical priests offered sacrifices for sin, Jesus, as our ultimate high priest, provided the perfect sacrifice, securing our eternal redemption.

This week, we will highlight how Jesus is better than Moses. While Moses was a servant in God's house, Jesus is worthy of greater honor as the builder of the house.

This week, we will explore how Jesus is better than the angels by examining their differing roles. While angels are God's messengers, Jesus is the Son, worshiped by the angels, and sovereign over creation. We'll emphasize the importance of paying close attention to His teachings to avoid drifting away, noting that even angels face judgment.

This week's sermon highlights what makes Jesus different by examining His unique position as the appointed heir of all things and the Creator through whom the world was made. This understanding deepens our appreciation on why Jesus is different and better than anything or anyone else. Therefore, we must recognize His unique authority and respond with faith and devotion to His message.

God calls the next generation to be his messenger even if the world is against God. Someone is never too young to speak God's message.

Our Heavenly Father protects, provides and is ever present. As we look at these attributes, may we lead our people to fully trust in Him. As we experience His love, we are able to reflect and share it to others as well.

God's mission has always drawn people's attention, but He involves human voices. to proclaim His Word to offer salvation to all.

God's mission has always started with Him, and it has always been to redeem all nations.

We are filled with hope through the gospel, unity, and the power of the Holy Spirit. As a church community, we are called to reflect God's faithfulness and be beacons of hope to the nations ("nations" in Greek: Gentiles = ethnos).

Genuine hope manifests itself in how w e love and serve others, even in difficult circumstances.