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DAY 8: "But when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed. Although they cannot repay you, you will be repaid at the resurrection of the righteous.” (Luke 14:13-14) No matter how small, an act of kindness never goes unnoticed. Missed our other guided meditations? You may listen to all of them again in our Feast App. Download now in Google...

DAY 7: No matter how much help we give, it will always be limited. Thankfully, our prayers are unlimited. As we continue with our acts of giving, let us couple it with acts of praying. Listen in to our guided Christmas meditation for the day.  "Father, help me be aware that not all people are celebrating. Some are hurting. Teach me to give the treasure of my sacrificial love in prayer for the...

DAY 6: To be a feminist is good but to be a humanist is way better.  "Lord, thank You for the gift of my life. Help me to discern what my calling is in the realization that when I discover it, then I will have joy—and like at Christmas, bring joy to the world." Come, join us on our sixth day of guided Simbang Gabi meditation.  #TheFeast #youareloved #christmas2022 #christmasreflections S...

DAY 5: Jesus already knows the hardships that humanity will go through; hence, He gave us Mary who has survived and accepted the death of her Son. Beginning today, let us not see Mama Mary as a mythical figure but a heavenly mother and a prayer partner who journeys with us whether we are grieving or celebrating.  We're now on our fifth day of guided Christmas meditation with Fr. Bob. Listen i...

DAY 4: When you feel that nothing is happening, continue praying. Believe that God is doing something. How's your preparation for Christmas so far? Join us on our fourth day of guided Simbang Gabi meditation with Fr. Bob McConaghy.  #TheFeast #youareloved #christmas2022 #christmasreflections Support the show

DAY 3: Christmas celebration today is a far cry from how the first Christmas went. No frills and no thrills. Just felicity amidst the simplicity.  Amidst the holiday rush, find time to give yourself the gift of silence. You lose nothing. Instead, you gain everything. Come, join us on our third day of guided Simbang Gabi meditation with Fr. Bob McConaghy.  #TheFeast #youareloved #christmas2022 #chr...

DAY 2: "It's easy to forgive but hard to forget." This is our normal response whenever we remember how we have been wronged especially by a loved one. But forgiveness is not a choice but a command from the Lord. What should you do when you are finding it hard to forgive? PRAY.  Join us on our second day of guided Simbang Gabi meditation with Fr. Bob McConaghy. Offer your feelings of...

DAY 1: Whenever we begin a novena, or particularly when we begin the Simbang Gabi, we have certain expectations, that if “I stick with this Simbang Gabi, all the way through to the end and don't miss any, that I should have an expectation of something from God.”  Today, let's dive deeper on how God answers prayers. As we begin this Simbang Gabi, ask the Heavenly Father to give you the gr...

TODAY, we close our series on Exodus series with a bold prayer: “Show me your glory!” Those were the exact words Moses prayed to God. Talk 10 answers the question: Is your relationship with God so close, you can pray like this? This is the intimacy God desires from us. We’ll have a few very special messages to close the year this December. Next year, we start our brand new series on Leviticus. It...

Welcome to the second to last session in our Exodus series. We’re in the part of the story where Moses went up to Mt. Sinai to talk to God, but he was away for too long, the Israelites got restless –which is really their fault because they didn’t want to join him. During the entire 40 days that Moses was up on the mountain with Yahweh, the Israelites didn’t hear anything from him. Because of the n...

We continue our study of the book of Exodus. In previous talks, we talked about how finally, after 440 years of slavery, the Israelites are out of Egypt.  The people of God are free. But their problem does not end there. Last week, in Talk 7, as we continued to follow this journey, we saw that Moses did not just walk— he climbed up a mountain–Mount Sinai, the original place where he met God on the...

Welcome back to our study of the book of Exodus. Last week, we learned that God is on the Journey of the Israelites– from slavery in Egypt to their struggle in the wilderness. Today, as we continue to follow this journey, we will see that Moses did not just walk— he climbed up a mountain–Mt. Sinai where God as the Burning Bush meets with him. And we will learn that later, the reverse happened. God...

We continue our study of the book of Exodus. Last week, in Talk 5, we talked about how finally, after 440 years of slavery, the Israelites are out of Egypt. The people of God are free. But their problem does not end there. We’re still in Chapter 15– but Exodus is 40 chapters long. And so, for the next 25 chapters, plus the books of Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy, the story will be about the I...

We continue our study of the book of Exodus. Last week, we talked about how Pharaoh kept on saying “No” to God that he reached a point of no return—a terrifying possibility. God, in His mercy, accelerated the bad consequences of his hardness of heart by sending plagues, in the hope that he would change. The tenth plague—the death of the firstborn—was Pharaoh tasting his own evil. And that’s when h...

We continue our study of the book of Exodus. Last week, we talked about Moses’ earth-shaking God-encounter in the Burning Bush. God calls for Moses to partner with Him to deliver the Israelites from Egypt. After this Divine meeting, Moses went to Egypt and told Pharaoh to let God’s people go. But the king refused to do so. We are like the Pharaoh. Whenever we let our own desires win, we’re telling...

Welcome back to our study of Exodus.  In Talk 1, we read how God rescued baby Moses from a watery death. In Talk 2, Moses struggled with an identity crisis. Today, in Talk 3, we’ll read how God revealed Himself to Moses in a very special way. The key message of the talk is God Is Always with Me. Support the show

Do you have a rejection issue? Like family, friends, or an organization, or even a Church you thought you belong to, not accepting you? This is what we’ll wrestle with in the second installment of our series on Exodus. Talk 2 prescribes what you should do if you have a rejection issue: Embrace Who You Are. Support the show

Welcome to our exciting series on Exodus, titled SPECIAL DELIVERY: God Will Rescue You. For 10 weeks, we’ll go through this amazing, misunderstood, and under-appreciated Book.  Just like in Genesis, Exodus is not a standalone story. It’s the second book after Genesis, so it continues right where we left off.  The last part of Genesis mentions Jacob and his sons.  How does Exodus begin? With the na...

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WELCOME to Talk 9— the last talk of our series on Genesis: Blessing and Curse. The key message of this talk is God turns curse into blessing.  Genesis started by proclaiming an earthshaking truth:  That every human is God’s living, breathing, walking image. Yet ironically, every story that followed exposes how each character was shockingly unfaithful. Sinful. Broken. From Adam to Cain to Noah to A...

We are already in Talk 8 of our Feast talk series, Blessing and Curse. Talk 8, titled The Lord Is with You, centers on the story of Joseph. Compared to all the other characters in Genesis—from Adam to Noah, to Abraham, to Isaac, to Jacob— who at one time or another were sinful and ungodly--only Joseph was faithful to God—he was always with the Lord. Yet, he too suffered – exiled to Egypt. How come...

We are already in Talk 7 of our Feast talk series, Blessing and Curse.  Talk 7, titled Let God Win, centers on the story of Jacob who all his life was wrestling for blessings--fighting for those blessings on his own terms, and in the process, hurting the people around him.   Key message of the. talk:  Instead of wrestling for your blessings, bless others and trust God will give you the best.  Don’...