
The Feast Radio
The Feast Radio is a podcast by The Feast Radio. It likely features inspirational talks, reflections, and messages from The Feast community. The show is available via SoundCloud and Apple Podcasts. More details about individual episodes are not provided in the feed description.
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Feast Series: Generations | Talk 4 | How Each Generation Expresses Love
Welcome back to our exciting teaching series, GENERATIONS.
Our core thesis: God wants all generations to serve TOGETHER. No one generation is better than the other. Each generation has a unique gift to offer the world, born of both their wisdom and their wounds.
Talk 4 explores how different generations express love.
Each generation expresses love in very different ways.
This is why we have confli

Feast Series: Generations | Talk 3 | How Each Generation Seeks The Good Life
WELCOME to the third installment of GENERATIONS.
Our core thesis: God wants all generations to serve TOGETHER. No one generation is better than the other. Each generation has a unique gift to offer the world, born of both their wisdom and their wounds.
Talk 3 explores how each generation pursues wellbeing.
Or what we call The Good Life.
If we accept what each generation brings to the table,

Feast Series: Generations | Talk 2 | How The Generations Work
Last week, we started a brand-new series titled GENERATIONS: How You Were Shaped—And What You Can Do About It.
In Talk 2: How Each Generation Works, we explore how each generation relates to work in various ways–and if we follow God and love our neighbor, these differences can complement and bless the world.
The key message of Talk 2: God works through your work.

Feast Series: Generations | Talk 1 | God Is Blessing Your Generation
WE’RE starting a brand-new series titled GENERATIONS: How You Were Shaped—And What You Can Do About It.
Generations are groups of people born within the same, roughly 15- to 20-year time period, who share similar social, historical, and cultural experiences during their formative years.
Because they grew up in the same context, they tend to develop similar values, attitudes, and behaviors, which

Feast Series: Called To Witness | Talk 5: The Mess of a Loving Community (Part 2)
WELCOME to the last Talk of our series, CALLED TO WITNESS.
This is the last talk of our series CALLED TO WITNESS.
Talk 5 presents the other 4 Qualities of a Loving Community: Forgiving; Courageous; Humble; and Committed.
The Israelites were faithfully devoted to following the Christian teachings. So, the Lord kept adding to their number daily.

Feast Series: Called To Witness | Talk 1: What Good News Are You Sharing?
Welcome to our new series, CALLED TO WITNESS: How To Share
The Good News with Your World.
God calls you to be His witness in your world: In your family. In your office. In your school. Among your friends.
What will you share? Good News.
But there is a lot of confusion about what Good News really means.
Talk 1 clearly defines Good News.
The key message of t

Feast Series: Called To Witness | Talk 4: The Mess of a Loving Community (Part 1)
WELCOME to the second-to-last installment of our series, CALLED TO WITNESS.
A quick review:
Talk 1: What Good News Are You Sharing? is about God’s call for you to be His witness in your world. The key message: God is making all things new.
Talk 2, How Can I Be a Witness? is about what witness really means. In one sense, you don’t just choose to become a witness. Instead, the goodness

Feast Series: Called To Witness | Talk 2: How Can I Be a Witness?
WELCOME to the second installment of our series, CALLED TO WITNESS: How To Share The Good News with Your World.
Talk 1 What Good News Are You Sharing? defined what is Good News (It is Jesus, not a retirement home in Heaven). The key message: God is making all things new.
Talk 2 is about what witness really means. In the Bible, the Hebrew word for witness is eid. Eid isn’t something we d

Feast Series: Called To Witness | Talk 3: The Cost of Being a Witness
OUR series, CALLED TO WITNESS, disturbs our comfortable life,
because in this 5-Talk course, we’re exploring what it means to evangelize,
to be witnesses for God.
But being God’s witness is dangerous.
Talk 3 presents martyrs–those who were persecuted, who died,
as they openly lived and defended their faith amid non-Christian countries or environments.
God still calls us to be His witnesse

Feast Series: How Did We Get Here? | Talk 6: Already– But Not Yet
Talk 6 is titled Already– But Not Yet because yes, God’s House– we– are already up. But we are not yet complete. We’re caught in this tension between already redeemed by Jesus, yet still waiting to be fully redeemed by Jesus.
The key message of Talk 6 is: God’s House is still under construction.

Feast Series: How Did We Get Here? | Talk 2: The Gift of Lament
WELCOME to the second chapter of our series, HOW DID WE GET HERE? Making Sense of Life When Everything Falls Apart—A Bible Study on The Exile.
Before the Exile, everyone felt safe in Jerusalem. After all, they were the Chosen Ones. God promised Abraham the land where they were living.
But in 587 B.C., the superpower of the time, Babylon, invaded their city. And Jerusalem’s impregn

Feast Series: How Did We Get Here? | Talk 4: The Third Way
WELCOME to Talk 4 of our series, HOW DID WE GET HERE? Making Sense of Life When Everything Falls Apart—A Bible Study on The Exile.
Before the Exile, the Jews lived in Jerusalem, Israel, part of the Promised Land, the land God awarded to Abraham. But in 587 B.C., the superpower of the time, Babylon, invaded their city.
So far, we talked about…
Talk 1: The Waiting Room
Talk 2: The Gift of La

Feast Series: How Did We Get Here? | Talk 1: The Waiting Room
WELCOME to our exciting new series, HOW DID WE GET HERE?
Making Sense of Life When Everything Falls Apart—A Bible Study on The Exile.
The Exile is about the Babylonian conquest of the Kingdom of Judah, led by King Nebuchadnezzar II. It occurred in major waves between 597 and 586 BCE.
It resulted in the destruction of Jerusalem, the razing of Solomon’s Temple, and the forced exile of th

Feast Series: How Did We Get Here? | Talk 3: Reframing Your Life
The Popular Promise: Jeremiah 29:11 is one of the most beloved verses in the Bible, but it was originally spoken to people who had lost absolutely everything—prisoners and deportees in Babylon.
The Meaning of Shalom: The “prosperity” God promises is Shalom, which refers to wholeness and right relationships with God, others, and self, rather than mere material wealth.
The Call to Engage: God di

Feast Series: How Did We Get Here? | Talk 5: The New Temple
WELCOME to Talk 5 of our series, HOW DID WE GET HERE? Making Sense
of Life When Everything Falls Apart—A Bible Study on The Exile.
The New Temple. A new world superpower, Persia, defeated Babylon. Persia did not set the Israelites free, but it allowed the Israelites to go back home to Jerusalem. They returned and rebuilt a new Temple. But it was not as grand as their former Temple. God did not

Feast Series: With All Your Strength | Talk 3: Movement Magnifies the Lord
WELCOME back to our series, WITH ALL YOUR STRENGTH, Loving God with a Healthy Body.
Talk 1 of this series answered the question, ‘Why Fuss about Health?’.
Talk 2 is about sleep as an act of worship.
Talk 3 focuses on movement.
We have a national crisis.
The Philippines has a massive problem: An entire generation is now sedentary. We’ve heard of Gen X, and Gen Z, and Gen A. And now, Generat

Feast Series: With All Your Strength | Talk 1: Why Fuss About Your Health
Welcome to our brand new series, WITH ALL YOUR STRENGTH, Loving God with a Healthy Body.
Our series title is taken from the Shema, the greatest commandment of Jesus: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.” (Mark 12:30 NIV)
For the next five weeks, we’re going to talk about your health, but not just for the usual reaso

Feast Series: With All Your Strength | Talk 4: Food at the Center of Faith
WELCOME back to our series, WITH ALL YOUR STRENGTH, Loving God with a Healthy Body.
In the past three weeks, we talked about why you should care for your body (Talk 1), why sleep is an act of worship (Talk 2), and why movement magnifies the Lord (Talk 3).
In Talk 4, we tackle the topic everyone has an opinion about: Food.
Key message of Talk 4: God is our real food.

Feast Series: With All Your Strength | Talk 2: Sleep Is an Act of Worship
Talk 1 of this series answered the question Why Fuss about Health?– and inspired us to focus on watching our diet, walk, etc.
Talk 2 is telling us to sleep. Sleep is the foundation of our physical health. But as the title of Talk 2 indicates, sleep is also important for the soul. Because sleep will teach you to deepen your trust in God– by trusting that He watches you even when you’re sleeping.

Feast Series: With All Your Strength | Talk 5: Nurture a Healthy Relationship with Healthy Stress
Welcome to the final installment of our series, WITH ALL YOUR STRENGTH, Loving God with a Healthy Body.
Talk 1 of this series answered the question, ‘Why Fuss about Health?’
Talk 2 told us that sleep is an act of worship.
Talk 3 inspired us to move.
Talk 4 presented food as essential for our health–both physical
and spiritual.
Talk 5 will now talk about our relationship with stress.

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 11: God Is Calling You Again
We are now in the last Talk of our Feast Series, COME and SEE, about the Gospel of John.
Jesus was crucified. So, the apostles were depressed, asking each other, “What will I do now?”
Peter felt it was time to go back to his old life—to start fishing again.
This tells you that even if you’re already following the Lord, there will be dark times when you’ll want to give up.
It happens to the bes

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 10: Resurrection
We are down to the second to the last Talk of our Feast Series, COME and SEE, about the Gospel of John.
When people encounter Jesus, their lives change forever.
And the entire Gospel of John is all about theseturning-point encounters.
At the start of each other: Nicodemus the Pharisee and the Samaritan Woman with five failed marriages and shacking-up with a sixth guy. One was an upright religio

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 9: The Greatest Act of Divine Love
Talk 9 of our COME and SEE Feast Talk Series is about the climactic moment in the Gospel of John where Jesus is going to be proclaimed King.
But what a crazy way to be enthroned as King. Jesus is the only King in the universe who used a criminal’s cross for His royal throne. For most of us, we’re now jaded by the Crucifixion story.
Talk 9, however, brings us into the mystery of the Crucifixion.

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 8: The Foot-Washer Who Got Betrayed
Talk 8 of our COME and SEE Feast Series on the Gospel of John presents a macro view of John 13 to 17, where three events happen: (1) Foot-washing; (2) Betrayal; and (3) Last Speech. And all three events happen in one place—the Upper Room.
In the three events, Jesus talks about the hour to come. (John 13:1a NABre) This hour is what the seven miracles of Jesus, called the signs, are pointing to.
J

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 7: The God Who Grieves
In our Feast series, Come and See, about the Gospel of John, we went through the six signs of Jesus.The first six signs are:
Sign 1: Turning water into wine at Cana (2:1-12)
Sign 2: Healing of the official’s son in Cana (4:46- 54)
Sign 3: Healing the paralyzed man in Bethesda(5:1-9)
Sign 4: Feeding the 5000 in Galilee (6:1-15)
Sign 5: Healing of the blind man (9:1-7)
Sign 6: Raising of Lazarus in

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 6: Healing the Spiritually Blind
We are ending our soul-altering series, Under One Roof, with a strong declaration.
Talk 6 is about the Tower of Babel. The Talk calls this the Tower of Babylon–because in Hebrew, Babel is Babylon. It’s the same word.
By calling it the Tower of Babylon, we can connect it to what the author was pointing to: The tyrannical empire that conquered Israel in 587 BC.
Backstory: The Tower of Babel is a

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 5: Waters of Bethesda & Bread in the Desert
Jesus performed amazing miracles: multiplying bread and fish to feed a multitude; raising people from the dead; walking on water. But His very first miracle was the Wedding at Cana we read in the Gospel according to John.
That’s because the Gospel is loaded with meaning about Jesus– such as we learn in our ongoing Feast Talk Series, Come and See.
Talk 1 presents the key message of this new series

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 4: Jesus Meets You Where You Are
Jesus performed amazing miracles: multiplying bread and fish to feed a multitude; raising people from the dead; walking on water. But His very first miracle was the Wedding at Cana we read in the Gospel according to John.
That’s because the Gospel is loaded with meaning about Jesus– such as we learn in our ongoing Feast Talk Series, Come and See.
Talk 1 presents the key message of this new series

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 3: Jesus Burns With Love For You
Jesus performed amazing miracles: multiplying bread and fish to feed a multitude; raising people from the dead; walking on water. But His very first miracle was the Wedding at Cana we read in the Gospel according to John.
That’s because the Gospel is loaded with meaning about Jesus– such as we learn in our ongoing Feast Talk Series, Come and See.
Talk 1 presents the key message of this new serie

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 2: The Wedding at Cana
One Big Message:
The best wine is here—His name is Jesus. The best happiness, the best hope, the best healing, the best blessing is Jesus.
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Many people might be surprised to find out that the very first place where Jesus performed a miracle was at a wedding to help fix an embarrassing situation. You would think that maybe Jesus’ first miracle would be feeding the 5,000 or raising someone from the

Feast Series: Come and See | Talk 1: Come and See
WELCOME to our brand-new series: Come and See.
The Talk series centers on the Gospel according to John. Some talks will be done via expository preaching–which means going verse-by-verse. In Tagalog, himay. John wants to point out that Jesus is real and He wants you to see Him in your life, hear His voice in your heart, and experience His Presence every day
So, the key message of this new series

Feast Series: Under One Roof | Talk 6: Man’s Tower, God’s Throne
We are ending our soul-altering series, Under One Roof, with a strong declaration.
Talk 6 is about the Tower of Babel. The Talk calls this the Tower of Babylon–because in Hebrew, Babel is Babylon. It’s the same word.
By calling it the Tower of Babylon, we can connect it to what the author was pointing to: The tyrannical empire that conquered Israel in 587 BC.
Backstory: The Tower of Babel is a

Feast Series: Under One Roof | Talk 5: Small Family, Big Family
Welcome to Talk 5 of our series, UNDER ONE ROOF.
Talk 5 presents four controversial women–Tamar, Bathsheba, Ruth, and Rahab. Each woman came from a messy family. And from these families, came our Lord Jesus.
Question: Couldn’t God have selected better, cleaner, holier, and 100% Jewish women to be in the bloodline of Jesus?
The title of Talk 5 is Small Family, Big Family because every family, in

Feast Series: Under One Roof | Talk 4: One Father, Many Children
Welcome to the fourth episode of our series, UNDER ONE ROOF.
Talk 4, titled One Father, Many Children, is about parenting.
One of the greatest tragedies in the world today: When fathers are not trustworthy.
If you have a father who did not mirror God’s Love for you, Talk 4 gives only one path of healing. The Solution: Jesus and His Spiritual Family.
The key message of Talk 4: Receive the Fathe

Feast Series: Under One Roof | Talk 3: Beautiful & Burdened Marriages
Welcome to the third installment of our series, UNDER ONE ROOF, titled Beautiful and Burdened Marriages.
We started this series by saying that Jesus was born into a family.A
But in Talk 3, we are more specific and say that Jesus was born into a marriage—the marriage of Joseph and Mary.
This Talk is for married, single, or celibate, because your relationship with God is like a marriage. It’s int

Feast Series: Under One Roof | Talk 2: Different Yet One
WELCOME to our brand new series, Under One Roof.
People live under one roof, but their hearts live in different worlds.
How do we solve this? How can we heal our home? How can we fulfill God’s plan for our families?
We introduce our 6-part series with three statements:
All Families Are Blessed and Broken at the Same Time
Families Can Help Us Or Harm Us the Most
If We Were Hurt By Families, We

Feast Series: Under One Roof | Talk 1: Blessed Yet Broken
WELCOME to our brand new series, Under One Roof.
People live under one roof, but their hearts live in different worlds.
How do we solve this? How can we heal our home? How can we fulfill God’s plan for our families?
We introduce our 6-part series with three statements:
1. All Families Are Blessed and Broken at the Same Time
2. Families Can Help Us Or Harm Us the Most
3. If We Were Hurt By Famili
Feast Series: Rested | Talk 7: Rest in God's Love
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Feast Series: Rested | Talk 6: Lord of the Sabbath
We are now in Talk 6 of our series RESTED.
Here’s a review of the amazing lessons we’ve learned so far:
Talk 1, titled Rest, established that there’s a great pandemic going on, called Overworking but Underliving.
Talk 2, titled Work, shares that the Sabbath bestows two essential blessings: 1) a rhythm of rest; and 2) a rhythm of relationship.
The key message: God wants to work with you.
Talk 3,

Feast Series: Rested | Talk 5: Jesus
Here’s a review of the amazing lessons we’ve learned so far:
Humanity has a problem and it’s huge: Overworking but underliving.
And God has the antidote. It’s called Shabbat—a rhythm of rest and relationship.
Last week, we learned that in the Bible, there were four Sabbath practices: (1) the weekly Sabbath; (2) seven annual festivals; (3) the Sabbath Year; and (4) the Jubilee Year.
And the big

Feast Series: Rested | Talk 4: Jubilee
This is the fourth episode of our seven-week series, RESTED.
Talk 1, titled Rest, established that there’s a great pandemic going on, called Overworking but Underliving.
Talk 2, titled Work, is the antidote to this pandemic: the Sabbath—which bestows two essential blessings: 1) a rhythm of rest; and 2) a rhythm of relationship.
The key message: God wants to work with you.
Talk 3, titled Time, gi

Feast Series: Rested | Talk 3: Time
This is the third installment of our ongoing Feast Talk series, RESTED.
Talk 1, titled Rest, established that there’s a great pandemic going on, called Overworking but Underliving.
The antidote is the Sabbath– which bestows two essential blessings:
(1) a rhythm of rest; and (2) a rhythm of relationship.
To appreciate the Sabbath, we must study about work.
This was Talk 2, with the key message:G

Feast Series: Rested | Talk 2: Work
This is the second installment of our brand-new Feast Talk series, RESTED.
Talk 1, titled Rest, established that there’s a great pandemic going on, called Overworking but Underliving.
The antidote is the Sabbath– which bestows two essential blessings: (1) a rhythm of rest; and (2) a rhythm of relationship.
To appreciate the Sabbath, we must study about work.
The key message of Talk 2 is God wan

Feast Series: Rested | Talk 1: Rest
We open today our brand-new series: RESTED.
This is a 7-Talk course that will save your life and family.
Warning: Your lifestyle today may be destroying, little by little, your health, your joy, your inner peace, your family, and your relationship with God.
This series will wake you up before it’s too late and shift your direction.
The key message: Let God be God.

Feast Series: Feels | Talk 6: Happiness
WELCOME to the conclusion of our transformational series, FEEL.
The goal of our teaching series is: To learn how to lead your emotions better so that you can love God, love others, and love yourself more.
We already tackled the five talks: Talk 1 about Shame; Talk 2 Fear; Talk 3: Anger; Talk 4: Sadness; and Talk 5 is Jealousy.
We add the conclusion: Talk 6: Happiness
What is happiness?
Here’s

Feast Series: Feels | Talk 5: Jealousy
WE are now in Talk 5 of our Feast Talk series for May 2024, titled FEEL: Why Your Emotions Matter.
The goal of our 5-part teaching series is: To learn how to lead your emotions better so that you can love God, love others, and love yourself more.
We already tackled four talks: Talk 1 about Shame; Talk 2 Fear; Talk 3: Anger, and Talk 4: Sadness.
The topic of Talk 5 is Jealousy.
Jealousy is not

Feast Series: Feels | Talk 4: Sadness
WE continue our Feast Talk series for May 2024,
titled FEEL: Why Your Emotions Matter.
The goal of our 5-part teaching series is: To learn how to lead your emotions better so that you can love God, love others, and love yourself more.
Talk 1 Shame is about believing you are flawed and therefore unworthy of acceptance and belonging.
The key message of Talk 1 is You are already loved.
Talk 2 Fear

Feast Series: Feels | Talk 3: Anger
WE continue our Feast Talk series for May 2024,
titled FEEL: Why Your Emotions Matter.
The goal of our 5-part teaching series is: To learn how to lead your emotions better so that you can love God, love others, and love yourself more.
Talk 1 Shame is about believing you are flawed and therefore unworthy of acceptance and belonging.
The key message of Talk 1 is You are already loved.
Talk 2 Fear

Feast Series: Feels | Talk 2: Fear
WE continue our brand-new Feast Talk series for May 2024, titled FEEL: Why Your Emotions Matter.
The goal of our 5-part teaching series is: To learn how to lead your emotions better so that you can love God, love others, and love yourself more.
Talk 1 is titled Shame. Shame is the intensely painful feeling of believing you are flawed and therefore unworthy of acceptance and belonging.
The key me

Feast Series: Feels | Talk 1: Shame
WELCOME to our brand-new Feast Talk series for May 2024, titled
FEEL: Why Your Emotions Matter.
When it comes to our feelings, we have two big problems: We have trouble labeling them, andwe have trouble leading them. Labeling means identifying them. Naming them. Discerning them. For a lot of people, their feelings remain one giant, convoluted, chaotic blur. Sadly, when you cannot label your fee

Feast Series: Messy Saints | Talk 5: Too Spiritual Too Sophisticated
OUR Easter Talk has three parts:
Part 1: The Story of Two Disciples;
Part 2: New Jerusalem Is Coming Down;
Part 3: The 5th Problem in the Corinth Church.
Backgrounder: Before His crucifixion, Jesus was in Jerusalem to celebrate the Passover (a traditional feast commemorating the Jews’ liberation from slavery in Egypt). Jesus’ followers welcomed Him waving palms (now celebrated as Palm Sunday).
T

Feast Series: Messy Saints | Talk 4: Gifted but Divisive
WELCOME to the 4th installment of our series, Messy Saints, where we investigate the five troubles in the Corinth church.
The first was how they were forming cliques. Second was bragging about sexual sin. Third was fighting about food offered to idols. And their fourth problem—our talk for today—is they had gifted but divisive members.
So, Talk 4 is titled Gifted but Divisive. In 1 Corinthians 1

Feast Series: Messy Saints | Talk 3: Correct But Still Self-Centered
WELCOME to Talk 3 of our Feast Talk series MESSY SAINTS.
In this series, we talk about the five troubles of the little church in Corinth. So far, we’ve tackled the first two: In Talk 1, Division, and in Talk 2, Sexual Sin.
Talk 3 delves into the third one: Food offered to idols.
In Corinth, people worshipped gods. And they would offer animal sacrifices to them regularly. The people were divide

Feast Series: Messy Saints | Talk 2: Proud About Sin
WELCOME to Talk 2 of our brand-new series MESSY SAINTS.
The series is titled MESSY SAINTS because it’s based on 1 Corinthians,
the apostle Paul’s letter to the Corinth church where he mentioned dark secrets about them.
Last week, we said that 1 Corinthians tackles the five troubles in the Corinth church—problems that we still face today, 2000 years later.
In Talk 1, titled Confused Army, we un

Feast Series: Messy Saints | Talk 1: Confused Army
WELCOME to our brand new series MESSY SAINTS.
The series is titled MESSY SAINTS because it’s based on 1 Corinthians, the apostle Paul’s letter to the Corinth church where he mentioned dark secrets about them.
NOTE: The Corinth church is not like a parish or an organization. It’s a home church like our Feast Lights!
Each home church would have between 10 to 30 members, and altogether, a total of

Feast Series: Table Talks | Talk 6: The Greatest Metric
WE’RE now in the sixth and last part of our series, TABLE TALKS.
Talk 6 presents the ultimate answer to the question unpacked in previous talks: What does spiritual maturity really mean?
This Talk is crucial for The Feast because how we define spiritual maturity will define how we do church. If we have a wrong understanding of spiritual maturity, we’ll end up building the wrong church.
Talk 6,

Feast Series: Table Talks | Talk 5: Church Is God's Idea
WE’RE now in the fifth part of our series, TABLE TALKS.
Jesus said we should pray in private (Matthew 6:6). But for some reason, God thinks this is not enough During Pentecost, the Holy Spirit birthed the Church. And house churches started happening. Since that time, early Christians met each week to pray together, break bread, and listen to God’s Word.
Two thousand years later, we’re still doin

Feast Series: Table Talks | Talk 4: Damascus Road
We’re now in Talk 4 of our series, TABLE TALKS: Community Recipes of Love– which unpacks who we are—our family identity, destiny, and strategy to reach that vision.
Talk 4 is titled Damascus Road because it is on the road to Damascus where the apostle Paul, once a Pharisee who persecuted Christians, was converted to Jesus.
The key message of Talk 4 is Everything is Grace.

Feast Series: Table Talks | Talk 3: The Greatest Party in the Universe
We’re now in Talk 3 of our series, TABLE TALKS:Community Recipes of Love– which unpacks who we are—our family identity, destiny, and strategy to reach that vision.
Talk 3 is titled The Greatest Party in the Universe because it is about the party God invites us to join– for us to grow spiritually.
Talk 3 is based on the story of the Prodigal Son who takes his inheritance from his father, squander

Feast Series: Table Talks | Talk 2: Matthew's Table
We’re now in Talk 2 of our series, TABLE TALKS: Community Recipes of Love– which unpacks who we are—our family identity, destiny, and strategy to reach that vision.
Our mission is to reach out to the lost and make them disciples of Jesus. The way to make them follow Jesus is to let them experience God’s Love.
So, the key message of Talk 2 is God loves sinners.
Talk 2 is titled Matthew’s Table b

Feast Series: Table Talks | Talk 1: Lost Sheep
WELCOME to our exciting teaching series, TABLE TALKS: Community Recipes of Love. For the next few weeks, we’ll re-embrace our family identity, family vision, and our common strategy for fulfilling this high vision.
The series is titled TABLE TALKS: Community Recipes of Love because it’s about the eternal reality of God’s Love for us– which we must share with the unchurched. And we can best do thi

Feast Series: No Longer Strangers | Talk 6: Fight's in God's Army with God's Armor
Welcome to Talk 6, the last Talk of No More Strangers, our deep dive into Ephesians.
Talk 1 explored the first chapter of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, where he pointed out that through Jesus, the small exclusive circle of Abraham, the Jews, has extended to everyone—Jews and Gentiles alike. That means everyone can now belong to God’s House.
The key message: God has a plan.
Tal

Feast Series: No Longer Strangers | Talk 5: You Are Light in The Darkness
WELCOME to the second-to-last installment of our series, No Longer Strangers, our deep dive into Ephesians, the queen of the Pauline Epistles.
In our modern world today, it’s normal to lie, steal, fight, get drunk, watch porn, act selfishly, and forget the poor.
Our Christianity is about piety, not integrity. Filipinos are religious, not ethical. There’s a massive gap between our iden

Feast Series: No Longer Strangers | Talk 4: God Wants Real Unity
We continue our enlightening series, No Longer Strangers.
Last week, Talk 3, God Has a Family, affirmed that we are not strangers to one another.
Since we are all in just one family, does it follow that we are united? If you’re a member of a family, you’ll most likely answer “No.” We struggle through conflicts in our family.
Talk 4, however, tells us that unity among family members is possi

Feast Series: No Longer Strangers | Talk 3: God Has a Family
We are now in the middle of our series, No Longer Strangers.
Talk 3, God Has a Family, affirms that we are not strangers from one another.
Every single human being has equal dignity, equal identity, and equal inheritance—because we’re all children of God. No exception.
Even if we look at the world today, there is so much painful inequality. Which makes us think: “Maybe God loves some more than

Feast Series: No Longer Strangers | Talk 2 : God Has a House
WELCOME to Talk 2 of our new Feast Talk series: No Longer Strangers.
Talk 1 explored the first chapter of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, where he opened with a majestic hymn of praise celebrating the Father’s glorious Plan. He recalled how God wanted to bless the entire world, starting with the family of Abraham. Through Jesus, that small circle has burst wide open. What was once exc

Feast Series: No Longer Strangers | Talk 1: God Has a Plan
WELCOME to our brand-new teaching series: No Longer Strangers.
For six weeks, we’ll take a deep dive into Ephesians.
If you were with us last year, we did a teaching series on 1 Corinthians,
with the title, MESSY SAINTS. These two letters—1 Corinthians and Ephesians—belong to the same group of letters St. Paul wrote when the early Church was spreading in the first century.
Some Bible scholars

Feast Series: The Good Life | Special Talk 2: Good Life
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Feast Series: The Good Life | Special Talk: Good Life
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Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 8: Wealth and Worry
Welcome back to The Good Life, our teaching series on the Sermon on the Mount.
In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said one of the biggest obstacles to God’s Life is our stuff. Possessions can make us feel secure, but Jesus offers a counterintuitive perspective on material things. Because things can become cruel masters. To be free, Jesus tells His followers to love God and love others, not wealt

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 7: The Prayer of The Revolution
Welcome back to The Good Life, our teaching series on the Sermon on the Mount.
The Sermon on the Mount has 3 main sections. The center of this multi-layered structure is The Lord’s Prayer–which follows the two greatest commandments—Love God and Love your neighbor.
This is the prayer of a revolution.
When we pray The Lord’s Prayer, we’re dethroning ourselves as king of our lives, and we’re en

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 6: Habits of Love
We continue our Feast Talk Series, The Good Life, which centers on the Sermon on the Mount. As part of the Sermon, Jesus presents six laws from the Law of Moses: Murder, Adultery, Divorce, Oaths, Eye for an Eye, and Love Your Neighbors. Jesus pointed out the spirit of each Law.
Last Feast Sunday (August 24, 2025), in Talk 5, we learned that to Jesus, the Good Life is about having peace in our rel

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 5: Pursue Peace
We continue our Feast Talk Series, The Good Life, which centers on the Sermon on the Mount. Part of the Sermon is Jesus presenting six laws from the Law of Moses: Murder, Adultery, Divorce, Oaths, Eye for an Eye; and Love Your Neighbors.
In Talk 4, we learned Jesus’ radical interpretation of the Law on Adultery. Today, in Talk 5, we’ll learn that to Jesus, the Good Life is about having peace in yo

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 4: Lust Kills
We continue our Feast Talk Series, The Good Life, which centers on the Sermon on the Mount. In the Sermon, Jesus presents six laws from the Law of Moses: (1) Murder; (2) Adultery; (3) Divorce; (4) Oaths; (5) Eye for an Eye; and (6) Love Your Neighbors.
In Talk 3, we learned Jesus’ radical interpretation of the Law on Murder. Talk 4 tackles the Lord’s radical interpretation of the Law on Adultery.

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 3: Lord, Help me Forgive
Welcome back to our Feast Talk Series on the Sermon on the Mount called The Good Life. In the Sermon, Jesus presents six laws from the Law of Moses and then offers His radical interpretation of it.
The six laws He picked on are: (1) Murder; (2) Adultery; (3) Divorce; (4) Oaths; (5) Eye for an Eye; and (6) Love Your Neighbors.
We’ll be covering these six in the next three talks.
Jesus’ take on th

Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 2: Salt and Light
This is the second installment of The Good Life, our exciting teaching series on The Sermon on the Mount.
Found in Matthew 5-7, the Sermon consists of 111 verses, with 2,500+ words in the original Greek manuscripts. The core of the Sermon we pray daily: “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, May your kingdom come, May your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” (Matthew 6:9-10 NIV)
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Feast Series: The Good Life | Talk 1: You Lack One Thing
Welcome to our brand-new Feast series, The Good Life.
We start a 10-week adventure into the Sermon on the Mount, the greatest talk ever told, preached by the greatest Preacher of all time.
The key message of Talk 1: You lack one thing.

Feast Series: Who Can Lead Us? | Talk 9: God’s Unfailing Love
IN the past two talks, we sang the praises of David.
In Talk 7, the young David fought Goliath because he trusted that the battle was the Lord’s.
In Talk 8, David remained loyal to King Saul—even if the king wanted him dead.
So, yes, David had a beautiful heart.
But Talk 9, the last installment of our series, WHO CAN LEAD US?, exposes David’s biggest failures. David won many battles outside, b

Feast Series: Who Can Lead Us? | Talk 8: Surely, The Lord Will
Talk 8 continues the story of the shepherd boy David–how he struggles through life’s challenges, particularly against schemes of King Saul who is jealous of him.And David eventually rises to be King of Israel.
David then asks God if he can build Him a house—a Temple—but God tells him: “No, I will build a house for you.”
This promise is pointing to God’s Kingdom and Jesus as King. He doesn’t take

Feast Series: Who Can Lead Us? | Talk 7: Fighting the Giant
We continue our exciting journey through three books in the Bible—Joshua, Judges, and Samuel, asking the question, Who Can Lead Us?
Sadly, apart from Joshua and a handful of others, most of the leaders we met were pretty bad actors, including the current king, King Saul.
How do you want to live your life?
You have a choice. You can either sit on the rocking chair on your front porch, sipping yo
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