Faithbook Fellowship

04/10/2026

[October 2, 2026]

What does true fellowship really mean? Is it just being together, or is it being there for one another?

Praise God for today’s message entitled “Fellowship is Not Words, But Action.''

In Exodus 17:8–16, we see how Moses needed help during the battle. When his hands became tired, Aaron and Hur stood beside him and held his hands up—one on each side—until the battle was won.

This reminds us that fellowship is more than simply being together. Fellowship is action. It means being willing to help, to carry one another’s burdens, to pray for each other, and to stand by one another when things become difficult.

Sometimes, we may think that fellowship is only about attending events, talking, or spending time together. But true fellowship goes deeper. It means noticing who needs help and being willing to do something about it.

We are reminded to bear with one another, pray for one another, and encourage one another. Just as Aaron and Hur helped Moses when he could no longer hold his hands up, we are also called to be there for our brothers and sisters when they are struggling.

Fellowship is not about asking, “What can I get from others?” but also asking, “Who needs my help? Who can I pray for? Whose burden can I help carry?”

Let us not only say that we care. Let us show it through our actions. Let us pray for one another, help one another, and stay together—not only when things are easy, but until the end.

Fellowship is not just words. Fellowship is action.
We stand together. We pray together. We carry each other.

See you next Friday, 5:30 PM @ Faithbook HQ!

“Christ in one person, connect Him to every nation.”

02/10/2026

Faithbooking Kalibo | September 30, 2026

Praise God for His faithfulness! Faithbook has been officially recognized in ASU Kalibo.

Staff Des reminded us through Philippians 4:19 that our Lord provides according to His riches.

As we prepare for our lunch fellowship in two weeks, we ask for prayers for students facing midterm exams.

We also lift up Staff Jude as she begins her mission journey in Cambodia. May His provision and guidance abound.

25/09/2026

Which one is more important? Solving my problem... or loving God?

Praise God for today's message entitled "Whom Should I ask for Help?" (Psalm 146).

This Psalm was written during a difficult time in the History of God's people. After their return from Babylon, they wanted to build the walls of the Temple. But, the king of Persia would not allow them.

However, instead of turning to God first, they turned to powerful people to ask for help. They did stop to consider their fellowship with God first.

Which one is more important? The wall of the Temple? Or God? The Israelites forgot what was the most important principle.

The greatest commandment is still to Love God. This comes first. Our serving Him, or doing anything for Him just follows when we have the right fellowship with Him.

What about for us? Which one is more important? Solving my problem? Or loving God. May we never forget our first priority.

Let's choose to love God and praise Him before anything.

See you next Friday, 5:30 PM @ Faithbook HQ...

"Christ in one person, connect Him to every nation."

25/09/2026

Weekly Staff Meeting ✨

24/09/2026

Captured memories, made possible by His grace. All glory to God!

" Christ in One Person Connect Him to Every Nation"

24/09/2026

24/09/2026

IT WASN’T JUST US — IT WAS GOD.

Org Fest 2026 was truly one for the books! Faithbook Fellowship joins ISATU's " From Spark to Trails: Students Organization Fair ". From the planning and preparation to every little moment of the event, we saw God’s goodness and faithfulness through it all.

There were challenges, stressful moments, and times when we wondered how everything would come together—but God made a way. He gave us strength when we were tired, wisdom when we needed it, and the grace to see everything through.

Today, we don’t just celebrate what our team accomplished. We celebrate what GOD made possible.

Every effort, every success, every beautiful moment—all because of His grace.

Lord, this one is Yours. Thank You for making it happen. All glory, honor, and praise belong to You!

Please pray for God's guidance in reaching out to the students we've met, and for their hearts to respond to God's invitation.

"Christ in one person, connect Him to every nation!"

18/09/2026

"WITHOUT FAITH YOU CANNOT SEE GOD, but when you have faith in Jesus, you can see Him, feel Him, and know that He is with you. ”

Today’s message entitled " If You Had Known Me..." ( John 14: 6-12) reminds us that God is always near, even when we cannot physically see Him. We may not always understand what He is doing, but we are called to trust, have faith, and listen to His voice.

Let us not doubt Jesus. Instead, let us remember that everything we have comes from Him, not from the things of this world. Whatever we face, He walks with us and will never leave us.

Choose faith. Listen to His whisper. Follow Him.

Life is a choice between birth and death.

See you next Friday at 5:30 pm

" Christ in one person, connect him to every nation"

14/09/2026

Where do you run when you mess up? 🏃💨

In Deuteronomy 19, God established "Cities of Refuge" for people who committed accidental manslaughter. They had to flee there to be safe from retribution—and they weren't truly free until the High Priest died.

Now, the good news is, we have a far better High Priest.

We deserve the penalty for our sin, and no amount of "fixing ourselves" can save us. But 2,000 years ago, Jesus—our High Priest—didn't just wait for us; He died in our place to pay our debt in full.

The Takeaway:

🛑 Stop trying to fix yourself first.
🛑 Stop running to temporary distractions.
✅ Run straight to Jesus—our true and ultimate Refuge.

🗓 Join us this coming Friday:
📍 Faithbook HQ
⏰ 5:30 PM

"Christ in one person, connect Him to every nation!"

04/09/2026

All glory to Jesus for Faithbook's first interschool fellowship this semester! 🙌🏻✨

OUR MAIN GOAL AS CHRISTIANS IS TO PLEASE GOD.
After all, a Christian is a person who has a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ. Just like with any important and loving relationship in our lives, we should also learn what Jesus truly wants and pursue it to truly enjoy a relationship with Him.

God's message through Pastor Shim entitled "God is Pleased When We Wake Up From Spiritual Sleep" (Ephesians 5:8-10) is timely as we start this semester. In whatever activity that we do in our lives, our goal is to please our God.

Jesus never promised it's going to be easy (He told His disciples how uncomfortable it would be). But our difficulty right now (because of following Jesus) is a reason for gratitude someday. As Paul says in 2 Corinthians 4:17 NLT:

For our present troubles are small and won’t last very long. Yet they produce for us a glory that vastly outweighs them and will last forever!

A Christian's greatest prize will be in entering his Lord's joy as he hears Him say : "Well done, my good and faithful servant..."

Let's strive to please our King Jesus. 🙏🏻

See you next Friday, 5:30 PM @ Faithbook HQ

"Christ in one person, connect Him to every nation!"