Victory Ortigas

We believe in one holy, universal, and apostolic Church, the body of Christ of which Jesus is the head. As God's holy people on mission, the visible Church is expressed in gathered communities where believers assemble to pray, worship, hear God's word, receive the sacraments, and fellowship with one another. Through the ministry of His Spirit, faithful disciples, and biblically qualified l...

We believe in God the Holy Spirit, giver and renewer of life, sent to guarantee our promised future. The Spirit convicts concerning sin, enlightens to the truth, awakens to repentance and faith, regenerates sinners, and unites believers to Christ, making them partakers of the divine nature. By the Spirit's indwelling, Christians enjoy God's presence and fellowship. By being filled with the...

We believe the Gospel is the good news that God became man in Jesus Christ to reconcile lost people to Himself. He lived a perfect, sinless life on our behalf and died on the cross for our sins. He was buried, and on the third day rose from the dead, securing our redemption forever. Having triumphed over Satan and the forces of darkness, He ascended into heaven as Lord of all. Everyone who repents...

We believe in Jesus Christ, the eternal Son of God, incarnated for our redemption, born of the virgin Mary, fully God and fully man, one person in two natures. As our substitute, He lived a sinless life and willingly gave Himself as a propitiatory and reconciling sacrifice for our sins on the cross. He died, was buried, rose bodily on the third day, ascended into heaven, and sits at the right hand...

We believe God created all things, visible and invisible, out of nothing, and all very good. He sovereignly sustains and governs creation for His glory and the benefit of His creatures. God created humans in His image, male and female, to know, love, and glorify him in covenant relationship and to serve as stewards of the earth. The first man, Adam, sinned against God, resulting in alienation, dea...

READ : 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 (Romans 6:15-23; Ephesians 2:1-10; John 3:16; 1 Corinthians 15) In this week's message, we will look into the Holy Trinity. As our Statement of Faith says, "We believe the Gospel is the good news that God became man in Jesus Christ to reconcile lost people to Himself. He lived a perfect, sinless life on our behalf and died on the cross for our sins. He was bur...

In the final week of our week series Dead Ends to Doorways, Maj Mañalac helps us look into God's sovereignty in fulfilling His mission of reaching the nations by “scattering His people.”

In this week's message from Pinky Katipunan, we will look into God's sovereignty to fulfill His mission of reaching the nations by "sending His people." Read : Acts 1:1-8

In the final week of our series The Road Out, we will look into the miraculous crossing of the Red Sea that signified Israel's cutting off from a lifestyle of slavery to a life set free by God through Rommel's message.

In this final plague, God demonstrated that He is supreme over Pharaoh, whose lineage was considered divine. The Passover points us to God alone as our salvation and to Jesus Christ our Savior.

In this week's message from Ado, let us look into how the LORD demonstrated His power over Egypt's animal headed gods—Kephri and Hathor, their god of healing; Isis; and the nature gods of Egypt, Nut, Seth, and Ra. In these plagues, God delineated His people in Goshen from the rest of Egypt showing his grace upon His people, mercy upon those who heeded his warnings, and judgment upon the ha...

In this week's message from Aldwyn, we can explore how God demonstrated power over the gods of the Nile river (Hapi, Heket & Geb)—representing life and fertility in Egypt and over the human powers who tried to replicate the miracles but eventually unable to keep up with God.

The Lord revealed to Moses the purpose of the plagues: to deliver His people from slavery, to fulfill His promise to Abraham, and to show that He alone is God. This week, let's look into God's word in Exodus through Cleve's message.

It takes both generations to shape and influence the world so that it becomes what God intended. God imparts a double blessing on the next generation's life and ministry. This is what we look into in the final week of Burn Brighter as Rommel looks into 2 Kings 2:1-25.

In a world where bad news from the past and present abounds, we show up and respond with a different spirit that is full of faith and obedience. When we respond in faith and obedience, we choose God's blessings that will last for generations.

Jesus delivered a demon-possessed man who has been oppressed for a long time (v.27). After his deliverance, he went back to his town, restored back to his hometown and became a herald of the Gospel. Oppression comes in many ways. It may be religious, social, economic or political. Jesus dominated and defeated them the work of the demon; proclaiming that He is the Lord of all creation, whether the...

Jesus calming the storm exposes the human heart’s predisposition to fear and be anxious in events that are beyond our control. Storms in the sea are normal events in a fisherman’s life. However, they were caught in a tempestuous one that they couldn’t handle. Jesus calmed the storm and brought peace to their hearts. This miracle highlighted Jesus’ lordship over the wind. This miracle showed Jesus’...

In some of Jesus' miracles, He does it to show His divinity and purpose of being the Messiah. In Luke 7:11-17, Luke was intentional in highlighting that compassion to bring comfort was Jesus' prime motivation for the miracle. Jesus expressed His compassion and desire to comfort the widow by raising the son from the dead. This miracle shows the extent that Jesus goes to show His compassion...

This miracle points to Jesus' heart and compassion for those who are afflicted. More than the physical healing that Jesus provided for the leper, He touched Him and responded to Him with compassion. Many times in Scripture we see that God responding to physical healing leads to spiritual healing (Matthew 9:1-8; Mark 2:1-12; Luke 5:17). In this case, Jesus even restored the leper, relationally....

Jesus demonstrates His omniscience and lordship over the sea; defying the natural laws of the sea and instantaneously providing a large number of fish for their catch. This miracle did not only provide for the personal needs of the fishermen but also opened an opportunity to be Jesus’ first disciples; to serve Him for the rest of their lives. We should believe in Jesus’ ability to miraculously pro...

As we begin our new series Even in the Impossible , let us look into how Jesus set the beginning phase of His ministry by performing miracles to heal many. The healing of Peter’s mother-in-law brought the community’s attention to Jesus as the miracle worker; one who heals and delivers people from demonic oppression. The community’s identification of Jesus as a miracle-worker, applies for us today....

In this week's message from John Webb, we'll study God's word in the Book of Acts when Paul preached for two years in the lecture hall of Tyrannus and all in the province of Asia heard the word of the Lord. Extraordinary miracles were being done by the hands of Paul during this time. As a result, “So the word of the Lord continued to increase and prevail mightily” (Acts 19:20)—among th...

In this week's message, Dave Ward leads us to a study of God's miracle on the road to Damascus when Saul saw a vision, and Jesus Himself spoke to Him. Ananias prayed for him and he was healed from blindness, and he began preaching the word immediately after. (Result: Acts 9:31, "The church throughout Judea, Galilee and Samaria had peace")

In this week's message, Noel Landicho walks us through Acts 5 when the apostles were persecuted as they preached the word of the Lord and were even imprisoned. But an angel set them free and they were back to preaching the following day!

In the first week of our new series From the Upper Room, Pinky Katipunan helps us study God's word in Acts 2 when the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples in the Upper Room, and they began proclaiming the mighty works of God in various languages. Peter preached the word and about 3,000 were added to their number that day.