The Victory Meycauayan Podcast

As the holiday rush slowly dies down and parties here and there wrap up their programs, we come to think that the spirit of Christmas is only meant for a month or so. But Jesus is the Gift that keeps on giving--thus, Christmas is a celebration for all seasons.

Christmas Eve Message 2021 | The fear we feel is valid, but should not overwhelm us to the point of us forgetting that God has it all under control. The first Christmas reminds us that many great things could happen if we let it be done to us according to His word.

A Reason to Celebrate Week 3 | Humanity has always been in constant pursuit of what gives peace. But on a manger more than 2000 years ago, peace came down to finish our search once and for all.

A Reason to Celebrate Week 2 | Christmas is not bright because of the lights we put on our houses as the holidays draw near. Christmas is bright because the Light came down to the dark world that needed saving.

A Reason to Celebrate Week 1 | With everything going on now, it seems like Christmas is cancelled for another year. But could we still find even a small beam of hope? Is there still a reason for us to celebrate?

Series Break | Is my service to God bringing joy to Him or is there more that my Master wants me to learn as I use what I have for Him?

Series Break | Even in the face of opposition, danger and even death, Nehemiah took the lead and went on to rally his people to rebuild the wall. Though not easy, struggles become lighter when faced together.

Series Break | Loving others can be a bit tiring these days, but it should never become a chore and bore to us, Christians, as Jesus has exemplified through His life. He never stopped loving, to the point of the cross, even seeing no end.

Series Break | "How can I continue trusting God in the middle of my struggles? Can I find strength and peace in His promises?" These questions grow louder and ring truer in our ears even if the crisis seems to near its end. But can we really still hold on to Him and what He has spoken of?

Nearness Week 6 | If God isn't blind nor deaf to the evil and injustices we are met with in this world, wouldn't He just come down and save the day? In reality, He did not just save the day—He saved the world.

Nearness Week 5 | As humans, we try to our best to fix what's broken and even try to patch up what has already shattered, only to no avail. But God is in the business of restoring us—because He's the only one who can do it.

Nearness Week 4 | For countless times, we have cried out to God, mostly hurling "why's" when circumstances and challenges keep on pouring. Like the Israelites, it feels like He has drifted away, out of our reach. But the Father perfectly reminds every one of us: "When have I forgotten you?"

Nearness Week 3 | In a time where we are more drawn to speaking than listening, perhaps as it always has been, God wants us to draw near to Him and discover His heart all the more.

Nearness Week 2 | We're all afraid of something and perhaps the biggest fear of all is being alone and left out. But when all roads seem to be leading to despair and destitution, the hope of God's salvation promises that He is near, and always present.

Nearness Week 1 | With all the voices buzzing in your head, only one speaks life and stays the same. And He promises to never go away. Go back to the Word. Go back to His arms. He's always ready to welcome you back.

Light for the Nations Week 2 | Going out to the nations has become tougher due to the ongoing crisis, but this has only led us to adapt creative ways to reach out to the lost. Our feet may not be completely like Christ's pierced feet, but bringing the good news to the world makes it beautiful.

Light for the Nations Week 1 | Just as Jesus is the light for the nations, He is sending us out to the nations to share the light that we have received through Him and to drive out the darkness in the world. His heart for the lost should become ours, and His passion for bringing people back to Him should burn in us even more. Nothing will stop us from bringing Jesus to every nation.

Ever caught yourself in a façade trying to deceive everyone that you're someone else you're not? Well, God sees the real you and reminds you to go back to your identity--the very calling He brought you up for.

Future Hope Week 5 | As we await the glorious day of Jesus' return, how do we keep our hope as a Christian and as a community of believers?

Future Hope Week 4 | There's always something about death that immobilizes us. The fear of it smites us and brings us down. But the victory won by Jesus on the cross trampled upon death and the power it held. A new life, far greater than this, awaits us at the end of our days and time itself.

Future Hope Week 3 | "Are we at the end times already?" In a season where we dread the answer to this question, we can hold on to a great truth: nothing is to fear when our future hope is Jesus' victory.

Future Hope Week 2 | The pandemic has cost us broken hearts, restless minds, and perhaps more lost souls. But in all of these, the church community will remain unfazed and stand in the gap. Nothing can put out this flame for Jesus.

Future Hope Week 1 | If only we could look into the future, we wouldn't be as stressed as we are now (even pre-pandemic). The truth--only our vision is limited; our living Hope isn't. We can count on Him and continue on until that glorious day.

Generation We Week 2 | There is a call for the next generation to rise up, and similarly, all generations are asked to take part in what's going to happen as we change the world.

Generation We Week 2 | The multi-generational war seems to be creating a wider gap among us, but this is not what was demonstrated by Paul and Timothy. They knew each generation had a role to play and they were up for it. Are we?