08/09/2026
Our water proof scholars in Montalban. Ilang araw na walang pasok due to heavy rains kaya they still meet today for weekend school.
Lesson for today:
Truth, Honesty, and Forgiveness
As scholars, your education is not only about getting good grades. It is also about becoming people of character—people who can be trusted.
Truth means choosing what is right even when nobody is watching.
Honesty means admitting our mistakes instead of hiding them.
And forgiveness means understanding that we all make mistakes, but our mistakes do not have to define who we become.
Sometimes, we are afraid to tell the truth because we fear punishment, disappointment, or embarrassment. But remember: a mistake honestly admitted can be corrected; a lie only makes the problem bigger.
When someone hurts you, learn to forgive. Forgiveness does not mean saying that what happened was right. It means choosing not to be controlled by anger and resentment. And when you are the one who made a mistake, have the courage to say, “I was wrong. I am sorry. Please forgive me.”
As followers of Christ, we are reminded:
“Therefore, confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed.” — James 5:16
God does not expect us to be perfect. He calls us to be truthful, humble, teachable, and willing to change.
To all our scholars: Your scholarship may open doors for your future, but your character will determine how you walk through those doors.
Choose truth.
Live with honesty.
Give forgiveness.
Ask for forgiveness.
And always remember that God's grace gives us the courage to begin again.