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Hope in the midst of crisis part 2

Posted by Edison Macusi on Sunday, September 5, 2010, In : Special bulletin 
Last week we have discussed that crises come to try us and reveal the foundations that we have. Every person in this world will face crisis in varying degrees and so will every tribe, nation and organizations. How we face the trials will determine the outcome of our destiny. Just as Israel’s first test was to either believe the Lord in the midst of trying circumstances or abandon their faith and return to slavery so will every one of us. When Pharaoh’s army pursued them in the Red ...
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Hope in the midst of Crisis

Posted by Edison Macusi on Monday, August 30, 2010, In : Special bulletin 

There is hope amidst the cacophony of confusion and shaking that is happening everywhere. The event that transpired last Monday (August 23), the infamous bus hostage taking at the Quirino grandstand that was watched around the world was supposed to be a showcase whether Noynoy and most Filipinos would value the life of their human fellows or allow themselves to be bound by the temporal convenience that has taken root upon almost everyone in this planet. Sadly, the 11 hour struggle that sta...


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Noynoy Aquino: the unlikely savior of the Philippine republic

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, July 21, 2010, In : Special bulletin 

I kept silence during the inauguration of Pres. Noynoy Aquino,watching and praying that indeed we have not made a mistake in choosing this unlikely candidate. I have prophesied before in my article, “The birth of a New Philippines” that appeared in May and quickly taken on by the broadcast media and aired that we are living in a new chapter of history.

Indeed, one can hardly recognize when history had come and favoured the most unlikely person to be the president because we were...


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Break free from evil part 12: Growing in faith and confidence

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, July 20, 2010, In : Word for the week 
There are three keys of success in our Christian life: 1) the faith that overcomes the world, 2) our trust in the Scriptures as His inerrant Word and 3) intimate relationship with the Lord. Let’s discuss how we can grow in faith and develop confidence that can help us grow and do mighty exploits for God. There are teachers that teach self-confidence is a vain thing in this world and therefore we must throw it away. There are also teachers that tell the opposite that we need it and we cannot...
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Break free from evil part 10: The cross--the remedy for sin and bondage

Posted by Edison Macusi on Monday, July 12, 2010, In : Word for the week 
I have trodden the winepress alone, and from the peoples no one was with Me. Isaiah 63:3

Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13

The old rugged cross was a symbol of the Roman empire’s prestige, power and position. It is shameful to be crucified as the Scriptures say that cursed be the man that hangs on a tree. The cross was a human invention of the most wicked scheme of punishment to his fellow; yet just as the human mind intended it ...


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Break free from evil part 9: The incubation of evil

Posted by Edison Macusi on Sunday, June 27, 2010, In : Word for the week 
Evil does have a life by itself. It cannot be denied that once this life form infects the human being, he becomes its target until he is fully overcome. The devil establishes itself in the believers mind and heart as clearly expounded by Paul, For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war according to the flesh, for the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh, but divinely powerful for the destruction of fortresses. We are destroying speculations and every lofty thing raised up against t...
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Soledad B. Reyes, Ed.D. the foremost educator of Kalinga-Apayao

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, June 1, 2010, In : Special bulletin 
I was greeted by the grim news that Lola Sol, as we fondly call the former chief of the Department of Education Culture and Sports (now Dep Ed) then at Bulanao, passed away. Her husband had just gone to be with the Lord last January and to suddenly realize that she too had been called at the city gates of the New Jerusalem above seems impossible and unexpected. I came to know my lola personally during my kinder and elementary days because my mother who was employed as a clerk at D...
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Break free from evil part 6: Fear hijacks your destiny

Posted by Edison Macusi on Monday, May 24, 2010, In : Word for the week 

Apart from afflicting nations and people groups just as we had discussed, fear can also hijack the destiny of a nation or a person. Because Israel allowed the fear of the sons of Anak to conquer them, they were never able to conquer their Promised Land. This generation wasted for 40 years in the wilderness and did not see the fruits of the Promised Land. Where a nation or people group continues to allow fear to control them, they will stop moving forward, that’s the end of a nati...


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The birth of a new Philippines

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, May 6, 2010, In : Special bulletin 

In the coming days we will witness the rebirth of the Philippines–our prayers for our country will determine whether the outcome will be for good or for evil. I have been in a church service this past week and had seen a vision of what is coming upon our country. I felt that this is real and true, I saw the Philippines bathed with a great light, the radiance and the expanse of it covers the entire island in yellowish tinge coming from the heavens above and animated by wavelit lig...


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Break free from evil part 1: Training for reigning

Posted by Edison Macusi on Monday, April 26, 2010, In : Word for the week 
“I have come to cast fire upon the earth; and how I wish it were already kindled!” Luke 12:49-50

God did not instantly translated us to heaven

Many complain of the evil they see around us. Many are downright angry at the bottom of their hearts. They complain of abortion, of their corrupt leaders, of the Muslim insurgency, of the economy and so many other things. They question, why God did not translate us to heaven earlier when we were born again? Why can’t it be like Enoch or Elij...


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A heart ablazed for God part 10

Posted by Edison Macusi on Friday, April 2, 2010, In : Word for the week 
A burning light

Few men have witnessed the fiery splendors of heaven as much as those magi who went to look for the King who would one day rule the world. They understood that the heavens do speak of the glory and majesty of the Celestial Being, who ordered the starry host at night to shine their lights and the moon to reflect the light of the sun and give light at night. The entire heavenly host seems to move at the beating of the Unseen Conductor, standing right at it. They had unde...


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Understanding 2010 and the coming election part 2

Posted by Edison Macusi on Monday, March 22, 2010, In : Special bulletin 
The times in the wilderness

Israel was not quickly transported to heaven after believing God and being “baptized” in the Red sea. She was thrust rather to walking the great distance from that point on to the wilderness. This experience is really a means of God to get their hearts truly aligned to His mind for the calling that He has called them. This journey could have not lasted very long, it could have been simply an 11 days journey and  then to the Promised Land, but because of t...


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Leadership roles in the 21st century: helping others see and take action part 2

Posted by Edison Macusi on Monday, February 1, 2010, In : Word for the week 
The five essential traits of spiritual leadership
  1. Vision-the eyes of the leader beholds the panorama of how far, how wide and how long he can go in the revealed purposes of God. Vision takes precedence in the life of leader because he must see so that he can lead others. The lack of vision sounds the death knell to any existing enterprise or organization. It is by having a vision that we can understand and see how many more steps we need to get nearer to what God called us to do. Just as Jesu...

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Leadership roles in the 21st century: helping others see and take action part 1

Posted by Edison Macusi on Monday, February 1, 2010, In : Word for the week 
There are many definition for the words leadership and leaders. Just googling the word leadership gives you 122 million entries to look up. That is how desperately varied we are in defining what leadership is, some definitions of leadership are the following,

“The history of the world is but the biography of great men.” Thomas Carlyle, writer, historian

“Times produce the person and not the other way around.” Herbert Spencer, philosopher, social darwinist

“Leadership is influence....


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Understanding your purpose and walking in it part 3

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, January 5, 2010, In : Word for the week 

As I have written last week, understanding your purpose to answer the call of God in your life could be the greatest cure to the church’s spurious and superficial life in the spirit. True spiritual regeneration brings with it genuine changes and fruit of eternity that could only be counted once we graduate in heaven. There are general purposes which the Christian life follows and fulfills on this earth. Only the naïve thinks that this is all there is, however. Following the Lamb must b...


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Understanding your purpose and walking in it part 1

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, January 5, 2010, In : Word for the week 

One of the greatest fear that man struggles todays is to have lived a life that lacks purpose. Everyman asks for what purpose his existence has been granted in the council of the Eternal One, and almost everyone either ends up finding one or they are bent looking for it in the wrong places. Do we have a purpose? Shall I answer this in 40 points like Rick Warren did? Neigh, but let’s get down to the basics. God created man for a purpose, that no one can doubt but as to why He made you an...


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Understanding your purpose and walking in it part 2

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, January 5, 2010, In : Word for the week 

Last time we addressed the question as to whether man has really a purpose on this earth. And if he does, how can he find this out and through which door can he enter to discover it. Just these previous weeks I have been involved in giving lectures concerning the purpose of man and how he can find this out. When I tried asking the audience if they knew their purposes in this life, most of them would not even raise their hands except for a handful few. If this is the state of the church today...


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Putting away the holes in your pocket

Posted by Edison Macusi on Monday, December 21, 2009, In : Word for the week 

One evidence that we have matured is to find out that we are not anymore dictated by the course of this world as much as we are by the Holy Spirit. There are many reasons why a Christian is supposed to be guided by an internal source rather than by external circumstances that violate volition and clear mandate from the Scriptures. More than a

The Holy Spirit filled believers to the brim so that they were overwhelmed with joy and fire to proclaim God's message to the world

phi...


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Finding Christ in a broken world

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, December 9, 2009, In : Word for the week 
Fröhliche Weihnachten! Naragsak a Pascua kadatayu amin. These two words are often painted in canvass of mixed colors, splashed with creativity, they hang almost everywhere in most shops and department stores. Some even glow at night with neon brightness. This happens not just in Europe but around the world where Christ is named and the

To the extent that we do good deeds to the least of His Brethren, we did it to Him

practice celebrated with assiduous religiosity. Sometime ago, I felt the pa...


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The cry for justice and righteousness

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, December 8, 2009, In : Word for the week 

Vehicles along with the victims were apparently dumped in ready made pits by the perpetrators

It has since been more than three weeks and we have been seeking justice for the sake of 57 innocent people who have been mercilessly killed for the sake of selfish ambition and territoriality of the Ampatuan prowling lions of Maguindanao. In due time, the Word of God clearly elaborates more and let us hear what could be the cry for righteousness and justice of those who have been buried i...


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Standing for what is right: the Maguindanao debacle

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, December 3, 2009, In : Special bulletin 

We are taking sometime to absorb the lessons that we can get from the recent albeit macabre Ampatuan massacre. As Christians who are called to be the salt and light of the earth, we are supposed to be shining our light on issues in our

For there to be justice in the land, a judge must be impartial, decisive and takes action on the basis of evidences and witnesses

communities that beg us to question why? And how we can avoid those same pitfall that our brethren has fallen to. We are decei...


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The Maguindanao Massacre

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, November 26, 2009, In : Special bulletin 
The carnage that left 57 dead at Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao on November 23 has left us all wondering for what barbarity and primitive acts has been committed not just to the Maguindanao populace but for us all. This begs us not just a simple what? Or why? But a condition that existed already and burst out of control, finally the devil has been exposed for what it is. Political violence that marked many provinces is a color that has co-existed among many

The killing fields is a deliberate atte...


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A functioning body

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, November 25, 2009, In : Word for the week 
“For even as the body is one and yet has many members, and all the members of the body, though they are many, are one body, so also is Christ.

Just as the body of man is but one, so is the Body of Christ but one

For by one Spirit we were all baptized into one body, whether Jews or Greeks, whether slaves or free, and we were all made to drink of one Spirit. For the body is not one member, but many. If the foot says, “Because I am not a hand, I am not a part of the body,” it is not for ...


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Updates on the Ifugao CYF leadership seminar

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, November 5, 2009, In : Special bulletin 
As some of you may already know, we went to Kiangan, Ifugao for the CYF leadership conference that has instilled a greater zeal and devotion on our part who oversaw the work there. Truly, God’s army is moving forward and I could find no other encouragement than that my survey of the youth leaders there showed that 87% of these young men and women wants to do ministry and 95% of them in worship/music area. This is not a coincidence because it is during these dull, boisterous and chaotic peri...
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The coming global warming

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, November 3, 2009, In : Notes on culture and society 
“The earth is also polluted by its inhabitants, for they transgressed laws, violated statutes, broke the everlasting covenant. Therefore, a curse devours the earth, and those who live in it are held guilty. Therefore, the inhabitants of the earth are burned, and few men are left.” (Isaiah 24:5-6)

Many among us thinks that the global warming is simply the business of Science to take care and save the planet. Despite the many warnings and the awareness preached by environmental movement gr...


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The Political Dynasties of the Philippines part 2

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, November 3, 2009, In : Notes on culture and society 
Political dynasties did not completely surface not until the post World War II. Most Filipino leaders then after the war were completely driven by reconstruction efforts and the Philippine economy is just enjoying its highest value in the
Malacanang Palace, the house of all Philippine Presidents

Malacanang Palace, the house of all Philippine Presidents

Far East. War tempered and full of vision, this post World War II leaders gave a sense of vision to Filipinos both the rich and the poor. It was to be going on to great progress, but the wilderness pe...


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The Political Dynasties of the Philippines part 1

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, November 3, 2009, In : Notes on culture and society 
A fragmented society

The Philippine culture has a great flair for being known for political dynasties. One question that we can have on this  is what are the factors that caused this thing to happen? Why are many Filipinos opting for rather a familiar person and not looking for another one or for a change? Culture alone and history won’t completely answer these questions but we do have a culture that promotes political dynasties to run. The history of the Filipino people would to show us th...


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Praise you in the storm: typhoon Ramil is dead

Posted by Edison Macusi on Friday, October 23, 2009, In : Special bulletin 

In an amazing twist of destiny, we have been spared from another possibly deadly typhoon attack but praise the Lord for as we have all been praying, God stopped Ramil in the sea. Can God really stop a typhoon, much less a superstrong one in the radar of weather forecasters?  Yes, that truth is easier realized than anything when we think that He is both just, merciful and loving God. God can stop any percolating typhoon, windstorm, thunderstorm or even tornado. Even at the risk of being ...


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Developing Confidence part 2

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, October 22, 2009, In : Word for the week 

In 1 Samuel 17:1-11, we are told that the Philistines were all lined up in battle against the Israelites, and then, as if to display their arrogance, brought their massive weaponry into the thick of the conflict and challenged the Israelites if they could truly fight them. “Bring out your champion and let each of us fight together,” shouted the giant in taunting manner. “If he will win, we will be your slaves, but if I will win, you will be our servants,” rung the words t...


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Salt and light of the world part 2

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, October 21, 2009, In : Word for the week 
The Middle Ages

One characteristic of the Middles Ages is the combination of drastic fall of the Church from one reigning as supreme with the risen Lord in the heavens to one earthly minded and having lost its savor. There are many important lessons that we can get from the Middle Ages but one prominent event that plays well into the modern history of nations is the

There would have been no modern world as we know it today without the man who brought freedom movements into the fray. Truth spoken under the anointing has a prophetic authority unrivalled in this world.

There would have been no modern world as we know it today without the man who brought freedom movements into the fray. Truth spo...


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Salt and light of the world part 1

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, October 21, 2009, In : Word for the week 
Previously we discussed that there is an ongoing battle between light and darkness and ultimately, light will win just as when you open your lights at night, it drives away darkness in the room. A basic way to gain understanding how best
Blackholes can suck the light of others when nearby stars passes them by

Blackholes can suck the light of others when nearby stars passes them by

we can truly become the light of the world, is by examining the Scriptures which Jesus used to teach the people about being lights. It is imperative that if we want to properly u...


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Developing Confidence part 1

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, October 14, 2009, In : Word for the week 
There are three keys of success in the Christian life: 1) the faith that overcomes the world, 2) our trust in the Scriptures as His inerrant Word and 3) intimate relationship with the Lord. Today we will be discussing what is confidence and how can we develop it in our lives. There are teachers that teach self-confidence is a vain thing in this world and therefore we must throw it away. There are also teachers that tell us the opposite, that we need it and we cannot survive without it. So who...
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Understanding the Onslaught of "Ondoy" and "Pepeng"

Posted by Edison Macusi on Friday, October 9, 2009, In : Special bulletin 

Given all the prevailing issues that have come due to the floods that has brought our country to its knees, there is only one sure solution that everyone of us need to understand. We must build our houses on the Rock, that is plain, stable and solid ground that none can push away. This Rock is not dead, nor is it of volcanic origin or “earthly” as many geologists would mistake. It is not. We have to see the perspectives that is upon us now by asking three salient questions,

1) Wh...


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How to become a living witness of the Light

Posted by Edison Macusi on Friday, October 9, 2009, In : Word for the week 
How can one be a living witness? This is one of the most urgent questions and probably the most answered question by those who have gone through a Christian witnessing course. But is witnessing the whole point of being a living witness? Jesus called Himself the Faithful witness (Revelation 1:5) and the Faithful and True witness (Revelation 3:14) while He also called Antipas as His faithful and true witness who was martyred for His name in the city of Pergamum (Revelation 2:13). The Word witne...
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Finger on the wall

Posted by Edison Macusi on Friday, October 9, 2009, In : Word for the week 
One of my favorite books in the Bible is the book of Daniel. This man of God tread down the serpent and acted as counsellor, watchman and interpreter of God in the courts of the Kings during his days. He served one of the most cruel king ever born of woman, Nebuchadnezzar. He also served Darius the Mede as well as Cyrus the great. During one instance in his service to the house of Nebuchadnezzar, when his son was already ruling in his place, a finger appeared suddenly on the wall. Lost of wor...
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The Bago and its origin: the phoenix reborn from the ashes of other tribes

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, October 8, 2009, In : Notes on culture and society 
Can a nation be born again? Can it emerge from where it was mixed up and bring a distinct culture, language and practice that it is? This is the story of the Bago tribe as remarkable as this must be, yet in the story of nations and how they evolve into a distinct race and culture of their own, the Bagos can be called to be a nation of their own. The word nation means ethnos in Greek, which distinctly applies to every tribe that is found on earth today having come from different parental sourc...
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Overcoming the spirit of fear part 2

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, October 8, 2009, In : Word for the week 
As we have been discussing previously, fear binds the soul of man much like the jaws of a predatory animal clasps the flesh of its prey. Previously, we said that there is nothing to fear, except to fear God Himself because He is the Lord Almighty who holds the hearts of kings like water and turns it wherever He wants (Prov. 21:1). We also said that faith is counter to fear and this is held by the peace of God in our hearts. I want us to take a closer look on this fruit of the Spirit that keep...
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Overcoming the spirit of fear part 1

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, October 8, 2009, In : Word for the week 
Fear binds the soul of man like no other just as faith strengthens us and promotes well-being in our souls. In addition, just as faith is the vehicle that releases power in our midst so that the forces of heaven works with us, fear attracts the powers of hell to bind us and destroy us. It is written that Jesus came to set the captives free, that He was sent in order to “render powerless him who had the power of death, that is, the devil, and might free those who through fear of death were ...

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The conflict between light and darkness part 3

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, October 8, 2009, In : Word for the week 
We continue our discussion on how we can best become the harbingers of peace and light into our families, communities and eventually our nation. The church is the most powerful entity in this world when we all combine our resources together as one big cooperative and institution. Whenever the Lord looks down from heaven, He does not see His body as bodies but He only sees one Church, His Bride. It is therefore very repugnant if not at all presumptuous to think that we own the people of God as...
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Above all powers: bracing for typhoon Pepeng

Posted by Edison Macusi on Thursday, October 1, 2009, In : Special bulletin 
In one of the most prophetic songs I have ever heard, Michael W. Smith’s Above All declares the majesty and power of God over the creation and dominion of man and all created beings. God’s power is really above all authority, above all powers, above all kings, above all thrones and dominions-He truly is the epitome, the one above all things. If Jesus is then King above all, what is the question? This is the struggle of all believers during times of crisis and during trials. Can God be tru...
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Typhoon "Ondoy" and its spiritual significance part 1

Posted by Edison Macusi on Sunday, September 27, 2009, In : Special bulletin 
This past two days we saw the great swell of water that flooded Marikina, Rizal, Bulacan and 23 other provinces that could only be described as catastrophic in nature. Typhoons and hurricanes represent one of the most potent forces of nature that could ever bring disaster on earth. With an average of 20 typhoons passing all over the country, there is no doubt that it takes a great faith and patience to truly build something of value and wonder in our country specially in Luzon and parts of Vi...
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The coming glory to the church

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, September 23, 2009, In : Special bulletin 
My wife suddenly had uncontrollable spasms in her stomach on the midnight of September 5. It begun last September 3 during the night after we just  finished celebrating the 2nd birthday of our toddler Germane Amber. We thought that her spasms were simple stomach aches. My wife also told me that it was different already because our first child was born premature at 8 months last September 3, 2007 in Davao.

Her labor of spasms were unknown to her because when Germane was born, she got spotting ...


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Overcoming the spirit of fear part 1

Posted by Edison Macusi on Tuesday, September 22, 2009, In : Word for the week 
Fear binds the soul of man like no other just as faith strengthens us and promotes well-being in our souls. In addition, just as faith is the vehicle that releases power in our midst so that the forces of heaven works with us, fear attracts the powers of hell to bind us and destroy us. It is written that Jesus came to set the captives free, that He was sent in order to “render powerless him who had the power of death, that is, the devil, and might free those who through fear of death were s...
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The Health Scare industry

Posted by Edison Macusi on Friday, September 18, 2009, In : Special bulletin 
One of the questions we face when trials come upon our ways is whether God is really with us all the way or He has simply left us to suffer alone. Recently I faced one of the toughest trials yet that I have faced on earth, I almost lost my son because of sepsis. During our stay in Germany, it was our plan that my wife give birth in a decent hospital that would care for her and our baby. It is hard to imagine, much more to compare the difference of treatment between what one receives in a Germ...
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Offending God

Posted by Edison Macusi on Friday, September 4, 2009, In : Word for the week 
And do not bring sorrow to God’s Holy Spirit by the way you live. Remember, he has identified you as his own, guaranteeing that you will be saved on the day of redemption. Get rid of all bitterness, rage, anger, harsh words, and slander, as well as all types of evil behavior. Instead, be kind to each other, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, just as God through Christ has forgiven you.” (Ephesians 4:30-32)

We can offend God. Have we ever thought about this? Many thinks that God must ...


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A new yoke

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, September 2, 2009, In : Word for the week 
“Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.  For My yoke is easy and My burden is light.” (Matthew 11:29-30)

Finding the right master in our lives is what we are here for in this world. When we were born, we thought we own the whole world. We thought naively that there were no wars, no confusion and no master of good and evil. But that changed everything when we come to understand that in this world we are just a pa...


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You teach me in the night seasons

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, September 2, 2009, In : Word for the week 
I will bless the Lord who has counseled me; indeed, my mind instructs me in the night. (Psalm 16:7)

David writes here that the Lord gives instruction even in the night seasons. It is an amazing facet of the ministry of David the prophetic psalmist that God speaks to him even in dreams and visions as he has said. The Psalms in the Bible is a testimony to his heart meditations and hearing the songs of heaven. Even this talent was imparted to Solomon who wrote 3000 proverbs and 1005 songs (1 Kin...


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Finding God's rest

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, September 2, 2009, In : Word for the week 

“You are my hiding place; you will protect me from trouble and surround me with songs of deliverance.”(Psalm 32:7)

One of the greatest revelations I find that keeps me from living an insecure life and appeals of the flesh is the understanding that Jesus Christ died for me and loves me. With this love, I find rest and peace that I do not need to struggle to find someone to love me unconditionally. I do not need to put my best foot forward and do many stunts and lies to cover up who I am. I...


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Divine shift

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, September 2, 2009, In : Word for the week 

"Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord
And whose trust is the Lord.
"For he will be like a tree planted by the water,
That extends its roots by a stream
And will not fear when the heat comes;
But its leaves will be green,
And it will not be anxious in a year of drought
Nor cease to yield fruit." (Jeremiah 17:7-8)

There are instances in our lives when changes happen and set a milestone. These are events made memorable because of their impact in our lives can be simply different. The change can b...


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Following God's presence

Posted by Edison Macusi on Wednesday, September 2, 2009, In : Word for the week 

Now therefore, I pray thee, if I have found grace in thy sight, shew me now thy way, that I may know thee, that I may find grace in thy sight: and consider that this nation is thy people. And he said, My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest.” (Exodus 33:13-14 KJV)

Moses asked for it and the Lord gave it. How many thousands of Christian leaders are wasting their time asking for other things but not the presence of God in their congregation, parishes, families and office...


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Edison Macusi Our heartbeat is to disciple the youth of this generation and be a prophetic voice that declares the power of God to change men's heart, even the most evil to become the foremost saints of the Lord and take the land for His honor and glory and hasten the appearance of His Kingdom on earth as it is in heaven. Our main purpose is to publish articles, books and preachings that will not only stir the hearts of men to seek the Lord but to equip them so that they will become firebrands of revival and healing wherever they move and set their feet upon. The promise is sure, to them who will give their lives for His utmost purposes, He is able to fill them with His Spirit without measure!
 
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