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19/09/2026

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18/09/2026

“Come, all of you who are thirsty and drink of Me” -- Jesus

Inner Healing Conference: Meeting Jesus Where It Hurts is an oasis in the desert of
isolation, loneliness, despair, and other emotional hurts. A place for those coping with
the effects of abuse, abandonment, rejection and other traumatic experiences; and how they medicate the pain in illicit sexual relationships, adultery, fornication, po*******hy and online voyeurism.

This conference is not a how-to seminar for more biblical knowledge but an experience of the mercy of Jesus. It’s for everyone who says Yes to Jesus’ invitation: “If anyone is thirsty, let him come to Me and drink” (Jn. 7:37)

This conference is also a call for churches to open their doors to these thirsty ones and create an oasis – a safe, healing place – for those struggling in their relationships and sexuality. Equipping churches to walk with people in their mess.

That oasis shall welcome the LGBTQ+ identified seeking to encounter
Jesus, full of grace and truth. A pathway for churches to love the gender confused without compromising biblical truths. It shall also help parents navigate what it means to love their LGBTQ-identified children with Jesus’ truth that sets them free.

And finally, the conference shall rouse our Church to push back the woke influences that hijack our children; and fight the insidious gender fluidity that mars the Imago Dei.
This conference is about being healed to fight for the healing of the next generations!

Speakers are Andy Comiskey, founder and director of Desert Stream Ministries, a US-based global sexual redemption ministry and the Living Waters Philippines team led by its director Benji Cruz.

Register at Inner Healing Conference: Meeting Jesus Where It Hurts through this link:

https://bit.ly/2026InnerHealingConference

or by clicking the QR code.

You may also register manually by texting or calling 09178284654

The registration fee is P750. Early bird rate promo: P500 for those who will register
before August 31. In celebration of Living Waters’ 25 years, churches that will send a delegation of 25 people to this conference shall have five of these people free of charge.

Want to come to the oasis and drink? Come to the Inner Healing Conference: Meeting Jesus Where It Hurts

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📖 Let's Talk About Isaiah 60:22

Matapos kong mag-critique sa isang critique laban sa kantang , na-feed yung algorithm ko ng same nature na mga posts until ngayon sinuggest-san naman ako ng mga Bible quotations.

Ang daming mga Instagrammable posts lately sa feed ko na ganito ang caption sa kanilang graduation photos, new business launches, or big personal milestones.

"When the time is right, I the Lord will make it happen."

Ang kumpletong passage ay,

“The least one shall become a clan,
and the smallest one a mighty nation;
I am the Lord;
in its time I will hasten it. (Isaiah 60:22, ESV)”

It’s become a popular "achievement" verse. Sadly, this common usage actually misses the heartbeat of what God is saying.

Hindi nasulat ang verse na ‘to para i-celebrate ang success natin. Nasulat ito para i-comfort ang mga broken.

Naka-address ang Isaiah 60 sa isang post-exilic community o yung mga napabalik na mga Israelita mula sa pagkakabihag sa kanila sa Babylon. Itong mga taong ito traumatized sila sa pagkakabihag sa kanila tapos yung inuwian pa nilang bayan, durog-durog. Maliit na bilang lang silang nakabalik. Mga vulnerable at diminished people. Hindi sila nagse-celebrate ng achievements. Nagi-struggle silang maka-survive.

Ngayon, ang pangakong ito ay tungkol sa katapatan ng Diyos sa Kanyang pakikipagkasundo sa Israel. Hindi sa accomplishment ng tao.

Nung sinabi ng LORD, "I am the LORD," He is invoking His covenant name, “YHWH” (napakagandang usapin rin ito). Hindi ito reward for our hard work or our hustle. It’s a guarantee rooted entirely in God’s unchanging character and power.

Becoming a "mighty nation" is about God transforming His people hindi ng individual success stories.

Ang pangakong ito ng Panginoon ay intentionallyng umi-echo ng ancient covenant ng Diyos kay Abraham. Tungkol ito sa katapan ng Diyos sa Kanyang bayan sa anomang henerasyon. It’s a corporate promise, not a personal business strategy.

So what is the true application?

Nanliliit ka ba? Pakiwari mo nao-overlooked ka? Insignificant, or diminished? Isa ka bang Christian na nagi-struggle within and without? Discouraged? Ang nakamamangha sa pangakong ito ay specialty ng Panginoon na ma-transform ang mga “least” into the “mighty” hindi dahil sa kung sino tayo kundi dahil sa kung Sino ang Panginoon.

Ipinapaalala sa atin ng, "In its time I will hasten it" na ang timing ng Panginoon ay hindi tali sa oras natin. Ang kasarinlan nito [timing ng Panginoon] ay laging perpekto. We don’t achieve His promises; we receive them at His appointed time.

Kung kino-quote mo itong verse na ito para sa mga successes mo, let me gently suggest: read it again in context. It is so much richer! This verse isn't about what you've achieved. It's about what God promises to do for His people, in His time, by His power.

Let's be people who read the Bible in context hindi lang for motivation, but for deep transformation.

Ikaw, anong thoughts mo? Have you seen this verse used this way? How does understanding the original context change how you read it?