FAITH LESSONS FOR YOUR LIFE GROUP

CHOOSE ANY OF THE LESSONS BELOW.

guideline

• you must increase their TRUST and FAITH in God!
• you must input the KINGDOM DNA -- WHY-WHOM-HOW (they are commanded to share the gospel to all; they are to pray who needs JESUS; they are to get ready to share their STORY anytime)
• you must let them see that they are STARTERS of NEW GROUPS soon!
• you must impart the power of BEING A TAINOR TO TRAINORS (2 Timothy 2:2)

LESSON 1

You Can Do IT!

To think like a world class Christian you must shift from thinking of excuses to thinking of creative ways to fulfill your commission.  If you’re willing, there’s always a way to do it, and there are agencies who will help you. Here are some common excuses:

• "I only speak English." This is actually an advantage in many countries where

millions of people want to learn English and are eager to practice it.

• "I don’t have anything to offer." Yes you do. Every ability and experience in your

SHAPE can be used somewhere.

• "I’m too old or too young." Most mission agencies have age-appropriate short-term

projects.

Whether it was Sarah claiming she was too old to be used by God or Jeremiah claiming he was too young, God rejected their excuses. "Don't say that," the Lord replied, "for you must go wherever I send you and say whatever I tell you. And don't be afraid of the people, for I will be with you and take care of you."

Maybe you’ve believed that you needed a special "call" from God, and you’ve been waiting for some supernatural feeling or experience, but God has already stated his call repeatedly. We’re all called to fulfill God’s five purposes for our lives: to worship, to fellowship, to grow like Christ, to serve, and to be on mission with God in the world. God doesn’t want to use just some of his people; he wants to use all of his people.We’re all called to be on-mission for God. He wants his whole church to take the whole gospel to the whole world.

If you want to be like Jesus, you must care about what he cares about most; you must have a heart for the whole world! You can’t be satisfied with just your family and friends coming to Christ. There are over six billion people on earth, and Jesus wants all his lost children found. The Great Commission is your commission, and doing your part is the secret to living a life of significance. Jesus said, "Only those who throw away their lives for my sake and for the sake of the Good News will ever know what it means to really live!" 

Rise up in FAITH by being involved in the Harvest.  (END)

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LESSON 2

A Vision to Conquer The World

The 21^st Century Church is the one in which pastors will be in a position of responsibility that would demand from them greater effort. This will make them work having a business perspective, since the church is the most important enterprise for any nation. What methods will you be using to train the leaders of the future? What plan will you be using on evangelizing your city and your country?

The vision that the Lord has given us is a vision to reach whole nations to conquer the world for Christ. In the new millenium, the church will move on conquering people with full-prepared leaders targeting on the core of the home.

We are living through the best moments of spiritual harvest. We are experiencing special days for the conquest of our nations (Psalm 2:7-8). The GROUP of 12 system and Small groups allow us to proclaim the Gospel and minister to our nation more effectively.

We have a great and powerful God which gives us everything abundantly. However, because of our hearts´ weaknesses, we see everything big, small and with limitations. We then mix the Word of God with doubts that reach our mind. But we have the chance of showing God´s vision has not been given to a specific group, but it is poured into all nations.

In Matthew 28:18, 19, the Lord gives us the Great Comission, inviting us to reach peoples, tribes, languages, and entire nations.

BRINGING THE CHURCH OUT OF A FOUR-WALL BUILDING

God wants to establish a spiritual revolution in His church and pour the living essence of His Spirit so every believer might know His power. The conquest of the nations means entering spiritual warfare (Joel 3:9, 10)

It is harvest time!  We as church, are called to be part of the solution for each nation. We are conquerors; victorious people and full of faith, men and women of war.

By introducing the HOME CELL Vision, the principle of the GROUP of 12, and taking hold of the spiritual armor, we are conquering our nation and other nations for Christ. Doors are being opened; people are coming out of tradition into conquering, the fulfillment of the Great Commission.

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LESSON 3

The Exponential Thinking Principle

What is this kind of thinking that stretches your faith?

It is the idea of  adding a zero to your goal number. That’s exponential thinking!

It is thinking that is so big that you’re forced to completely depend on God, because you know you cannot reach your goal on your own power.

And this is the faith factor that caused so many thousands of churches to literally explode with new renewal, with new revival and new growth. Churches that had been plateaued for 10 and 20 and 30 years all of a sudden got off the launch pad because of Exponential Thinking. 

This kind of faith will take your church beyond the realm of “what we’ve always done” or what we think we can do or even what did we do last time – “to a total place of dependence upon God for attempting something you’ve never done before”.

Now listen friend, if you only think in terms of what you think you can handle, or you think, we’ll just repeat what we did in the past, you’re going to limit what God wants to do in your life, in your church and in your community.

Today think exponentially about the number of people you will be praying for.  The number of people you will be discipling.  The number of people you will be reaching for the LORD.  Believe God in greater ways than you’ve ever believed him before. This is not an easy thing. Believe him for more Small Groups in all our Networks and Congregations and Churches as far as Cagayan de Oro to Iloilo. Believe Him for increased attendance – lets go for a double in the next months to come.  Believe God for greater offerings and faithful tithers. Believe God for more people coming to Christ. And let this Series stretch your faith, the faith of your leaders, and the faith of your members.

Let it challenge your creativity and strengthen your dependency upon God.  \

LORD Jesus, fill me with your Spirit and let me believe in what you can do!  I’m a believer and not a doubter!  Hallelujah!

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LESSON 4

Vision and Dreams

If a man understands what he is, he will desire to know how he can grow in his faith factor capabilities. If the Holy Spirit has come to lead us and guide us into all truth, how does He operate?

The age of the Holy Spirit began on the day of Pentecost. Peter preached his first message the day that the Holy Spirit came in clear manifestation. His text was from Joel 2: "And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh; and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams" (Acts 2:17, KJV).

Dreams and visions are very similar in nature. Young men have a tendency to envision the future; old men naturally dream about the past. However, both dreams and visions work within the framework of the imagination.

Before we can understand how visions and dreams operate, we should understand something about the framework within which they operate: the imagination.

The Imagination: the Soul of the Vision and Dream

In 2 Corinthians 10, Paul tells us that we are to walk in the Holy Spirit and not in the flesh. The King James Version uses the word "imagination" in the fifth verse. However, the word could be better translated "reasonings" or "logic." Paul does not mean that we should not reason, but he does tell us not to rely on our natural logic that has not been sanctified by the Holy Spirit. Our problems are greater than just natural ones and the solutions must be found by using our spiritual minds. "For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty in God for pulling down strongholds, casting down arguments and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God, bringing every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ" (2 Corinthians 10:4-5, NKJV).

Paul uses military language when referring to the realm of the imagination. The unregenerated mind uses natural reason which cannot understand spiritual things. Paul refers to these natural reasonings as strongholds of fortifications which the spiritual mind must bring down in order for the Christian to live victoriously.

When the Bible refers to the heart, it is referring to the area of our soul which comprises the imagination. Jesus said, "Let not your heart be troubled"(John 14:1, NKJV).  (END)

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A POWERFUL LESSON FOR YOUR LIFE GROUP: Someone-Has-to-Be-First-Steve-Smith

THOUGHTS ON MOVEMENTS - series 2013

PRAY for me (Pastor JR) as I compile THOUGHTS and IDEAS on how to share this brand new power-pack SERIES on "MOVEMENT" -- 2013 February at HIS LIFE MINISTRIES.

You may share your thoughts and ideas to me
-- email me at joebert44@gmail.com or PM at FaceBook: Jose Roberto Ramos

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M O V E M E N T 
- a compilation


The PRAYER:
- Use Me Lord to Start a Movement
- Teach Me Lord to Usher a Movement
- LSB to the Nations [Launch; Start; Begin]



The KEY WORDS:
SPAWN   INVEST   MULTIPLY   UNLEASH   ENTRUST   SPOT FAITHFUL   LEGACY
FIRE   ABLAZE   MOVE   SPILL


The STORIES NEEDED:
- WHO started Movements
- INGREDIENTS to a MOVEMENT


The VERSES:
2 Timothy 2:2
Matthew Mark Luke John Acts CLASSIC VERSES on GLOBAL TAKING
Psalm 67:1, 2

NEHEMIAH's LEADERSHIP 

(see how he stirred a nation; volunteers)


The ARTICLES of OTHERS:
- Leaders who Wants to be Wanted VERSUS Replaced Principle

MORE THOUGHTS from CRU (Campus Crusade for Christ):


Defining Spiritual Movements: An Illustration
Do you understand the difference between ministry and a spiritual movement?
By Steve Sellers   |  21 . August . 2008

Anyone can count the seeds in one apple. 

But if every seed is a possible tree, who can count the apples in each seed?

Spiritual Leadership
Now It's Your Turn
What does Campus Crusade for Christ mean by spiritual movements? A familiar illustration uses an apple falling to the ground.
Inside that apple are many seeds. As that apple breaks open, those seeds receive nutrients and water, and they begin to grow and sprout into another tree, producing more apples.
Anyone can count the seeds in one apple, but no one can count how many apples there are yet to grow from one apple seed. That is a picture of a movement taking place organically.
Think of that apple as a believer willing to go wherever God leads.
He bursts forth with seeds of the gospel message.
For an individual who receives that message and chooses to follow Christ, the seed takes root. So we pour out our lives into others and God provides the nourishment  for them to grow in faith. He brings along the grace and the truth to produce change in them.
Just as the end result is another apple tree that produces more apples, the young Christian learns how to reach others, and the number of new believers grows from there.


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Movements Different Than Ministry?
Sometimes the best way to think about a movement is to picture how it contrasts to just having a ministry.

Ministry involves connecting the lost to Jesus and engaging them in life-changing discipleship.
If we stop there, we are content to just count the seeds in the apple. However we want to focus farther down the road - seeing apple trees within each seed, and trusting God to use us as He completes that future.
We want to think beyond ourselves.
Ministry becomes a movement when people begin to multiply their lives into others. The people involved come up with the new ideas, the new strategies, the new resources to help be even more effective.

So, a movement occurs when:
the lost are connected to Jesus
life-changing discipleship occurs
multiplication of leaders takes place
those involved are generating the resources they need  to be even more effective

Editor's Note: 

Steve's illustration and definition of a movement is part 2 of a 4-part series on spiritual leadership. Part 3 will address common obstacles to building spiritual movements.


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Turning Obstacles Into Opportunities
5 common challenges overcome by movement builders around the world.
By Sarah Freyermuth   |  04 . September . 2008

This article is part 3 of a 4-part series on spiritual leadership. 

Spiritual Leadership
Now It's Your Turn
Part 1: A Quest to Find More
Part 2: Defining Spiritual Movements
Part 3: Turning Obstacles into Opportunities
For most Christians, the desire to help others know God runs deep. It's why we teach a Sunday school class, host a prayer meeting or give financially to missionaries around the world.
We then embrace the hope for a long-lasting legacy. We want others to continue and even expand what we have started.
Common challenges jeopardize that foundation for the future, bringing discouragement and doubt. But they also provide opportunities for growth, inviting a complete dependence on God to change both hearts and lives.

Obstacle 1: 

The Comfort of the Status Quo
Already leading a women's Bible study, Jessica Wicks appeared to be doing just fine. She consistently prepared for each week's lesson. She prayed for God to work in the lives of her group members. She didn't shy away from intimidating subjects like personal evangelism.
After hearing the concept of spiritual movements explained though, she realized she needed to take her women's small group another step forward.
"It's not enough for me to simply teach spiritual truths, hoping the faith of the women will blossom," said Jessica. "My goal in leading them is so that they, in turn, lead others."
Practical Solution:
As a Bible study leader, Jessica had the opportunity to teach and train her group members to lead groups of their own, not just stay a part of hers. A commitment to move beyond filling seats to sending people out separates movements from ministry.

Obstacle 2: 

The Expectation of Instant Results
Kelly Yen, campus director at McMaster University in Ontario, Canada, daily sees the implications of how one student trusted God, leading to a movement. But he knows it didn't happen overnight.
Growing from a few students to what Kelly sees now took years of effort and commitment by involved students and staff members. "It's easy to get a couple hundred people in a lecture hall if you have a good band or speaker," Kelly said. "But it's more challenging to develop a room of spiritual multipliers."
Having the right perspective proved to be key. "It may not be realistic to expect to go from one person to 100 or 200 by the time you graduate," said Kelly. "It takes many generations to see where the hard work paid off."
Practical Solution:
Kelly committed to building a spiritual legacy by setting realistic goals and expectations for himself and others around him. Not aiming for quick results allows step-by-step obedience to God, trusting in His perfect timing.

Obstacle 3: 

The Unwillingness to Release Control
A college ministry team in the Philippines, led by Glenn Velasco, realized they wanted things done their way. Student leaders seemed lost when the staff members weren't present.
"It was very frustrating for the students," Glenn said. "We were deceiving them because we would let them plan and then change what they had planned. We already had something in mind."
The staff members began to allow the students to make the decisions on their own, risking failure or repeating the past. Mistakes mixed with the successes, but the gamble ultimately paid off.
Students sacrificed more and held a sense of ownership for their campus' future. Staff members played a vital role as encouragers and trainers. The entire dynamic changed for the better.
Practical Solution:
Glenn's team became more intentional with their young leaders while still providing the safety of their presence and availability. Giving others the freedom to fail develops stronger leaders and enduring commitments.

Obstacle 4: 

The Discomfort of Starting Over
Still a student leader on his campus in Southeast Asia, Basten hopes to work himself out of a job. He meets with 10 students who prayed to receive Christ with him, teaching them about growing in their faith, telling others about Jesus and training others to do the same.
"I believe our city can have many people who know Jesus and serve Him," Basten said. "I think at my university, I must build movements."
But Basten will have to begin again with a new group when his current students become leaders themselves.
For some, this process of repetition might feel like a giant step backwards. Building spiritual movements, however, is not a one-time event.
Practical Solution:
Basten recognizes the value of starting over with a new group of people, entrusting others to carry on. He's not building his own kingdom -- he is helping others see their part in God's kingdom. Humility makes it possible to trade the comfort zone of a job well done for the potential for greater influence.

Obstacle 5: 

The Negative Pressures of Leadership
A senior at Radford University in Virginia, Hollie Courser knows the good comes with the bad when you commit to being a leader.
"One of the biggest obstacles is balancing school, ministry, personal life and time to rest," she said. "I want to see people grow, but can't help everybody."
Hollie knows that eyes watch and learn from her, adding pressure to being a leader. "You don't want to screw up because you are a role model to the younger students."
She has learned where to turn when the pressure feels too great. "I was never meant to shoulder these things," she said. "I see how big God is. He's powerful. That's encouraging and alleviates that weight."
Practical Solution:
Hollie turned to Scripture and the wise examples of those before her to see that it is God who changes lives, not her. Remembering that the Holy Spirit works in people's hearts prevents a leader from assuming responsibility for the wrong things.


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Now It's Your Turn
The perfect place to build movements is right here.
By Sarah Martin   |  11 . September . 2008
This is the last article in a 4-part series on spiritual leadership.
Spiritual Leadership
Now It's Your Turn
 
Do you find yourself inspired to leave a spiritual legacy, but confused about where to start?
In this 4-part series we have looked at an ordinary college student's journey, examined what a spiritual movement is and even learned about how other's have dealt with common obstacles.
Now it's your turn.
You don't have to be a pastor, missionary or theologian to leave a spiritual legacy. Starting with where you are and what you have, your influence can multiply.
Whether you stay at home with children, work in corporate America or go to school, you can make a difference in the lives of others and help people learn how to do the same.
And it all begins in the place God has you in life.

Reach the World From Home
Thanks to the freedom and accessibility of the internet, you can use e-mail to help lead someone to Christ or mentor and train a new believer. Evangelistic Web sites connect those seeking answers, including college students and military personnel, to the truth found in Christ.
Because you can have an ongoing spiritual conversation with a neighbor down the street or someone halfway around the world using your computer, you're not limited to meeting with someone in person to help them grow in their faith.

Have Lasting Influence in Your Workplace
A mission field awaits you at your 9-to-5 regardless of whether you have just entered the job force or are already climbing the corporate ladder. God can use you not only to point people to Christ, but also to build spiritual leaders in your circles of influence.
Executive Ministries, Life Builders and Priority Associates, the marketplace ministries of Campus Crusade for Christ, provide guidance and training for the unique challenges of bringing Jesus into the boardroom.
Consider a lunch time Bible study using materials like Foundations, which can work well in the business environment.

Change Lives within Your Community
Building spiritual movements as a volunteer combines your interests and passions with your heart for God. Participate in activities already started by others or be the first to try new ideas among an affinity group in your area.

Some areas of interest include:
Sports
Marriage & parenting
Inner city
High school students
College students
Use What You are Already Doing

You might already be doing things that easily could lead to spiritual multiplication like leading a small group Bible study or receiving training you could teach others.
A simple change in perspective might be all you need to move from ministry to movements.
Reflect on your activities using the following questions, adapted with permission from godsquad.com:

Is the focus of your activity on the Bible?
Are the members of your group becoming a team and taking ownership of the group (i.e. taking a leadership role)?
Is your group observing, interacting, studying and processing together? In other words, is self-discovered learning occurring?
Is application taking place outside of the group? Are you seeing life changes?
Is the group gradually changing their focus from merely receiving to receiving and giving? Is there an outlet for what they're learning?



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another helpful article
Church Planting Movements in the Bible
Oct 3rd, 2009 | By Stan |

You will not find “Church Planting Movements” mentioned anywhere in the Bible. Yet, the first century world was swirling with new converts and multiplying indigenous churches planting churches which are Church Planting Movements. 

Let’s take a look at the characteristics of Church Planting Movements and see what the Bible has to say about them. You might want to allow people to work through these scriptures in groups and find the principles themselves.

Abundant Gospel Sowing
2 Corinthians 9:6 (…whoever sows generously will also reap generously.)

1 Thessalonians 1:8 (The Lord’s message rang out from you…)
All Peoples Will Be Reached

Psalms 67 (Let all the peoples praise you.)
Matthew 24:3, 14 (…and this gospel shall be preached to all peoples.)
Revelation 5:9 (..you purchased men for God from every tribe…)
Revelation 7:9 (…a multitude that no one could count, from every nation…)

Revelation 15:4 (All nations will come and worship before you.)

God Will Do It

Philippians 1:6 (He who began…will do it.)
1 Peter 4:11 (…do it with the strength God provides.)
God’s Word

Acts 17:11 (…examined the Scriptures every day to see if…)
House Churches

Acts 5:42 (…from house to house…)
Acts 8:3 (Saul began to destroy the church. Going from house to house…)
Acts 12:12 (…the house of Mary…where many people had gathered…)
Romans 16:5 (Greet also the church that meets at their house.)
1 Corinthians 16:19 (…the church that meets at their house.)
Colossians 4:15 (…the church in her house.)
Philemon 2 (…the church that meets in your home.)
Lay Leadership

Psalm 119:97-100 (I have more insight than my teachers…for I obey…)
Jeremiah 1:7 (Do not say, ‘I am only a child…’)
Luke 8:39 (…so the man went away and told all over town how much Jesus…)
Acts 4:13 (…they were unschooled, ordinary men.)
1 Corinthians 1:26 (…not many were wise by human standards…)
2 Corinthians 3:4-5 (Not that we are competent in ourselves…)
1 Timothy 4:12 (Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young.)
1 Peter 2:9-10 (…you are a royal priesthood…)
1 Peter 4:10-11 (Each one should use whatever gift he has…)
Indigenous Leadership

 2 Timothy 2:2 (…entrust to reliable men…)
Titus 1:5 (…appoint elders in every town…)
Multiple Church Leaders

1 Corinthians 12:7 (Now to each one…the Spirit is given for the common good.)
1 Corinthians 14:26 (…everyone has a hymn, or a word…a revelation…)
Ephesians 4:11-16 (…some to be apostles, some to be prophets, some…)
Oikos Evangelism (Community Implications to Evangelism)

Acts 16:15 (…she and the members of her household were baptized.)
Acts 16:31 (…you will be saved—you and your household.)
Paradigm Shift

Habbakuk 1:5 (…you would not believe even if you were told.)
Matt. 9:17 (…new wineskins)
Romans 12:1 (Be not conformed to this world…)
Jonah 1-4, (the reluctant missionary)
Persecution and Suffering

Matthew 10:17-25 (A student is not above his teacher.)
2 Corinthians 11:23-29 (I have known hunger and thirst.)
1 Peter 4:12-13 (Do not be surprised [that] you are suffering.)
Revelation 6:9-11 (How long [until] you avenge our blood?)
Revelation 12:10-12 (He is filled with fury, he knows his time is short.
Prayer
Psalms 2:8 (…ask of me and I will give you the ends of the earth.)
Luke 5:16 (…Jesus often went off to a lonely place and prayed.)
Luke 6:12 (…Jesus…spent the night praying to God…)
Rapid Spread of the Gospel

Acts 2:47 (…the Lord added to their number daily those…being saved.)
Acts 19:20 (In this way the word of the Lord spread widely and grew in power.)
Rapid Assimilation of New Believers

Acts 2:41 (Those who accepted his message were baptized…that day.)
Acts8:26-39 (Look, here is water. Why shouldn’t I be baptized?)
Acts 16:5 (…the churches…grew daily in numbers.)
Acts 18:5 (…grew daily in numbers.)
Remove Obstacles

Luke 3:4-6 (…make straight the way of the Lord…)
The Man of Peace, Opening New Work

Luke 10:1-18 (…when you enter a town…)
Unreached People Groups

Matthew 18:12-13 (Parable of the Lost Sheep)
Romans 15:20-23 (…my ambition to preach where Christ was not known)
 

CLAY POTS 2013

A MOVEMENT has begun! 
FROM a Ministry to a MOVEMENT!

CLAY POTS _ January 23, 2013 HLM PARK:

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Each of us at HIS LIFE must seek to become “a vessel unto honor, sanctified [set apart], and meet for the master’s use, and prepared unto every good work” (2 Timothy 2:21)

... ready vessels unto the LORD came to be set apart for USE last night! NO MORE CHAIRS! It was jammed packed! THANK YOU LORD FOR SERVANTS ... VOLUNTEERS and PASSION

-- A MOVEMENT HAS BEGUN! - movement 2013
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WHO? =====but VOLUNTEERS ! ! !=========
Who spends endless exhausting hours training without pay? Who instantly responds to a cry for help?
Who's consummately devoted to saving lives and stands devastated when they are lost?
Who's more joyously welcomed at the scene of a tragedy, accident or catastrophe?


WHO? =====but VOLUNTEERS ! ! !=========
Who's often ridiculed for his commitment rather than complemented for his sacrifice? Who's car remains always mechanically fine-tuned, parked head-on in the driveway? Who tolerates interruptions in his work and home life and is expected to be always ready to act?


WHO? ======but VOLUNTEERS ! ! ! ======
Who's devotion to God and country are a hallmark of his character? Who's more willing to subordinate his own comforts, health and even his life to benefit his community? Who never measures his contribution to his neighbors or expects their gratitude?


WHO? =======BUT VOLUNTEERS ! ! ! =======
Who guards life and property at all hours, everyday, regardless of personal convenience?
Who is ever available to serve despite rain or frost, storm or blizzard, even through the darkness of night? -- copied poem for VOLUNTEERS

>>>>> CHATS related to MOVEMENT 2013 brainstorming >>>>>

with JOLAND MANILA

lets make disciples.
PLEASE SEE MY WALL sa FB to see the VOLUNTEERS NIGHT
you must have a VOLUNTEERS NIGHT!
amen
haha first line plang the best na
we will pas
HAHAHAH!
hehe about pas sa when, ma decide ta. and then sa where, may ara na pas. Mcdo the Fort
consumable 3000 per 1 and a half hours
AMEN
kanami ky Lord
WOWO!
JOLLIBEE BACOLOD HAS STARTED TWO CELEBRATIONS NA inside JOLLIEBBE
CAGAYAN has JAMMED PACKED MCDO and may start a new one!
haha fast food invasion ini
hehe
di tayo patalo sa FEAR and wala FERAH!
amen
hahahah
lets MAKE DISCIPLES ...
hahahahaha
ameeeean
MOVEMENT!
ameeen!
BRO MOVEMENT!
yes pas
amen
hehehe
step on the DEVIL!
GOD WILL BRING A BREAKTHOUGH!
YOU ARE A MOVEMENT!
GO GOGO!
haha amen!!
lets do this!
TAMA NA NG MEETING ... MOVEMENT NA TOH!
WALANG NA NAG MEETING MATING PA ... HAHAHAH
MOVEMENT NA TO TOL!
hahahha
BE A MOVEMENT!
amen pas!
TAMA NA SOBRA NA! MOVE MEN NA!
hahaha
please compose a song!
hehehe
amen!
hahaha
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cge biglang liko ang topic pas