Victory Alabang Podcast

Against all odds, Abraham believed — fully convinced of God's unshakable faithfulness. Unlike the world's fleeting promises, God's Word stands secure. Join us as we dive into the limitless power of His promises!

The tomb stands empty — not as a symbol of loss, but of victory. Jesus is risen; death could not hold Him. In His resurrection, we see the ultimate proclamation of the King’s authority, power, and glory. He is alive, reigning forever. May this profound truth stir our hearts into deeper awe, draw us into true worship, and propel us into the mission He entrusts to us — to carry the light of the risen Christ into a world longing for hope.

We reflect on Jesus, the warrior-king who triumphs not with might, but with humility. May this narrative of our Savior reshape our understanding of salvation and reorient our hearts to the kingdom He brings. Our Lord Jesus saved us so we will not live our lives to ourselves but for Him so we could follow Him.

The purpose of a biblical fast is more than just abstaining from food, but rather to gain deeper fellowship with God. By taking our eyes off the things of this world, we can focus our attention to Christ. Let’s redefine the view behind fasting and gain a new perspective as we seek God’s presence above all. Let’s take one last look into spiritual disciplines—praying, giving, and fasting—as joyful responses to God’s grace.

The power of prayer is not just in words but in the heart behind it — a declaration of faith. Jesus exemplifies a life of prayer, teaching us to approach God with sincerity, humility, and faith. Let's redefine the heart behind our prayers and follow Jesus' example of praying with purpose. Let's continue to deep dive into spiritual disciplines- praying, giving, and fasting-as joyful responses to God's grace.