Caleb-rated

04/09/2026

02/09/2026

We are familiar with the Gospel, yet half of the world’s population has never heard about Jesus Christ. They have not heard the Good News, and they are perishing without knowing that they can be saved from condemnation. We have been given freedom and salvation. He has given us the freedom and the right to become His children. Therefore, we should be willing to give everything we have to share this Good News with others.

Many churches are focused on beautifying their church buildings, but how much are we investing in missions? The Church has become like a seaman’s club rather than a life-saving station. We are not called merely to gather and enjoy what we have received; we are called to go out and bring the Gospel to those who have not yet heard.

Praise the Lord for His inspiration and teachings regarding the Church and its elements. Thank you for journeying with us throughout this topical study and see you again in our next Bible Study! 😊

02/09/2026

We laughed. We played. We prayed. 💗

Our youth fellowship was filled with fun and laughter through games, but beyond the fun, something deeper happened. During the message, Ptr. Erick shared the story of the four men who carried their paralytic friend to Jesus (Mark 2:1–12). They could have left their friend to directly hear from Jesus, but instead, they carried him and brought him to Jesus at all costs.

We were challenged with Galatians 6:2: “Carry each other’s burdens.” And what better way to carry one another than through prayer? 🙏🏻

Our young people grouped themselves with those they weren’t yet close to. They shared their burdens, wrote them down on boards, and tied ropes to them. Then, together, they carried those boards—just as the four men carried their friend’s mat—and brought every burden to Jesus through prayer.

May we become a generation that doesn’t just see one another’s burdens, but chooses to carry them, pray for them, and bring them to Jesus. ❤️‍🔥

02/09/2026

02/09/2026

The Church is the Bride of Christ, His beloved, for whom He died and rose again. As we are called to be a part of His Church, set apart for His service and for the salvation of others, we are also called to unite ourselves with the Head, who is Christ Himself. Therefore, within the Church, there are certain biblical principles and order that help us remain united with Christ, just as He has called us to be. That is why, in this Bible study, we will open the Scriptures to learn about these truths.

Join us as we begin another series of Bible studies: Elements of the Church. Together, let us discover what the Bible teaches about the Church and learn in a way that is firmly rooted in Scripture.
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28/08/2026

Life can get busy. We get tired, distracted, and sometimes forget what truly matters. But we were never meant to walk through life alone. It is fellowship that makes us united and stronger. 🤍

Come hang out, laugh, worship, and grow with us this Sunday at our Youth Fellowship! 🫶🏻

15/08/2026

POV: You found a place where you belong. 💙🔥

In every fellowship, we get strengthened, renewed, and reminded that we’re never walking alone. We experience love, peace, and encouragement through one another—and somehow, we leave with hearts ready to keep going. 🙌

Even when there’s no Youth Fellowship, our faith doesn’t take a break. We continue to worship, show up, encourage one another, and grow together.

Caleb-Rated isn’t just a fellowship. It’s a family that makes our faith stronger. 💙