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MEET OUR SPEAKERS | SCHOOL OF WISDOM 2026 🔥

We are honored to introduce PLT Gen Bernard M Banac, PNP Deputy Chief for Administration, as one of the speakers for the School of Wisdom 2026 – Batch 1.

He will be joining us to share insights on leadership, discipline, and excellence, and to impart principles that will help shape lives for purpose and impact during this powerful conference on Unlocking Divine Secrets.

Get ready to receive wisdom that strengthens both character and calling.

📅 Batch 1: June 3–5, 2026

🕐 Program starts at 1:00 PM

See you at School of Wisdom 2026!

04/06/2026

Catching Up with Bless Our Cops Bulacan

Some friendships aren’t measured by the months spent apart, but by the grace that brings them together. It’s easy to let life or just the busyness of the world build distances. But today was a beautiful, living reminder of friendship.

Here’s to old friends, fresh starts, and the quiet, sacred beauty of making things right. Thanks for the Coffee Pastor Jun Pangilinan, BOC Bulacan.

02/06/2026

THE ARMOR AND THE ALTAR: WHEN THE CROSS MET THE BADGE
MAGALANG, PAMPANGA — MAY 31, 2026

As the late afternoon sun dipped beneath the horizon of Pampanga, casting long, solemn shadows across the parade grounds of the PNP Regional Training Center 3, eight hundred souls stood at a unique crossroads of destiny.

Clad in the crisp uniforms of police trainees—some
enduring the crucible of the Police Safety Basic Recruit Course, others refining their edge in the General Leadership Course—these young men and women found themselves gathered not for a tactical briefing, but for an Evangelical Baccalaureate Service. It was an afternoon where the strictures of martial discipline met the gentle whispers of divine grace.

In a beautiful display of strategic partnership, the Church did not seek to colonize the Training Cente; rather, the two institutions stood side-by-side, like Moses and Aaron holding up the weary arms of Israel’s defenders. This was a partnership stripped of institutional vanity, focusing entirely on the raw potential of the recruits who will soon walk the thin blue line.

Yet, the quiet brilliance of the afternoon lay in its adherence to a sacred blueprint. Hinting at the foundational DNA of the Bless Our Cops (BOC) Movement, the event served as a gentle reminder
that this is, first and foremost, an officer-led charge.

Here, pastors and life-coaches like: Ptr. Isaiah James Edrosalam, RTC3 Coordinator; Ptr. Marvin Edrosalam, Head Pastor of Mount Vernon Independent Baptist Church; Ptr KL Edrosalam, Ptr Meds Cenon, and Ptr Mark Cenon of the same church and Region 3 Coordinator Ptr. Jeremy Dellosa modeled their true calling: acting as an essential, armor-bearing support group rather than self-appointed lead agents. They understood that the shepherd’s staff is meant to guide, not to hijack the commander’s baton.

The pinnacle of the event arrived when retired Police Lieutenant General Cesar Hawthorne R.Binag, now President of Christians 4 Nation-Building, took the podium. Delivering a poignant message titled "Good Father or Good Commander," Binag challenged the trainees to balance the scales of law enforcement and family life. He reminded them that while the State demands a fierce commander, the Kingdom requires a compassionate father. As the service concluded at dusk, 800 trainees walked away realizing that to truly protect and serve the nation, one must first surrender to the ultimate Commander.

30/05/2026

28/05/2026

Saved for a Greater Purpose: The Miraculous Survival of PLtGen Bernard M Banac

On a blinding Thursday morning in March 2020, what was meant to be a routine departure from a police camp in Laguna quickly dissolved into a scene of sheer terror. As the newly purchased Philippine National Police (PNP) helicopter lifted off, a sudden vortex of thick dust choked the air, reducing visibility to zero. In a heartbeat, the aircraft’s rotors snagged on high-tension electrical wires, sending the chopper, along with eight passengers, crashing violently back to earth.

Among those trapped inside the mangled, smoking wreckage was Brigadier General Bernard Banac, the national police force’s spokesperson.

To human eyes, the statistics of a helicopter crash into high-voltage cables almost always guarantee tragedy. Two fellow generals were pulled from the debris unconscious, battling for their lives, while panic gripped the nation. Yet, amid the twisted metal and the blinding dust of San Pedro, Laguna, an unseen shield was at work. While the impact threatened to claim the lives of the PNP's top brass, Gen. Banac emerged from the wreckage out of danger—a reality that defies the physics of aviation disasters.

This was not a mere stroke of luck or a coincidence of engineering. For those who witness the fragile line between life and death in public service, Gen. Banac’s survival stands as a profound testament to divine intervention. It was God’s hand that cushioned the impact, a demonstration of heavenly providence that spared his life when everything else suggested catastrophe.

Gen. Banac was pulled from the debris not just to return to duty, but because his assignment on earth is far from complete. To survive such a deadly mishap hint at a greater destiny awaiting him. Whispering through the dust of that fateful crash is a divine blueprint for higher appointment and purpose. Spared by grace, General Bernard Banac walks forward, ready to answer a calling far greater than before.

25/05/2026

Bootpacks, Blessings, and Baptists: 48th IB Boots Up Sunday Worship in Guimba

GUIMBA, NUEVA ECIJA — Move over, standard military drills; there’s a new kind of formation taking over Sunday mornings in Nueva Ecija, and this one involves a lot more harmony and a lot less shouting.

On May 24, 2026, the Alpha Company Base in Guimba officially traded tactical silence for joyful noise. The 48th Infantry Battalion kicked off its inaugural Sunday Worship Service, proving that while these soldiers are trained to handle heavy artillery, they are also perfectly capable of handling a hymnal.

The fierce troops of Alpha Company proudly hosted the divine operation in a dynamic joint-venture with the First Baptist Church of Balaring. Leading the spiritual charge was none other than LT Adener S Ligpusan (Inf) PA of the 48th Infantry Guardian Battalion and Pastor Hernan E. Edquiban from the Bless Our Cops (BOC) movement who brought along an enthusiastic contingent of church members from Balaring to ensure the base was thoroughly saturated in divine vibes and holy ground.

The atmosphere at the base was electric—and not just from the military radios. Members of Pastor Edquiban's congregation joined forces with the camouflage-clad congregation, creating a beautiful blend of civilian warmth and military precision. It turns out that when it comes to hitting the right notes during praise and worship, the troops are just as disciplined as they are on the firing range.

Missed the opening ceremony? Don't court-martial yourself just yet. This spiritual deployment wasn't a one-time tactical maneuver. The base has officially greenlit this heavenly rendezvous for every succeeding Sunday moving forward. For the 48th IB, securing the peace of the nation now officially begins with finding the joy of the Lord before the week starts.

24/05/2026

PLtGen Bernard Banac, Bahagi na ng Sultanate ng Mindanao!

ISULAN, Sultan Kudarat — Hindi lang basta tsapa at uniporme ang dala ni Deputy Chief PNP for Administration PLTGEN Bernard M. Banac sa kaniyang pagbisita sa Isulan noong Mayo 22, 2026, dahil tila nadagdagan pa ang kaniyang titulo. Sa kaganapang ginanap sa Carlitos, Isulan, Sultan Kudarat pormal na binigyang-parangal at malugod na tinanggap ng mga kilalang angkan si Gen. Banac bilang kabilang na rin sa prestihiyosong Sultanate sa Mindanao.

Hindi ordinaryong pagsalubong ang ipinamalas ng mga dumalong maharlika. Sa tindi ng init ng pagtanggap sa heneral, masasabing hindi na siya itinuring na iba, kundi isang tunay na kadugo at kabahagi ng mga lokal na pinuno.

Isang Makasaysayang Pagtitipon para sa Kapayapaan
Ang pagkilalang ito kay Gen. Banac ay naganap sa kauna-unahang “1st Royal Leadership Peace Summit.” Dumalo sa pambihirang okasyong ito ang mga iginagalang na Sultan, mga Bai, at mga prominenteng angkan mula sa iba't ibang dako ng Mindanao. Ang pangunahing adhika ng summit? Maglatag ng matibay na alyansa para sa pangmatagalang kapayapaan, pagtutulungan, at maayos na pamumuno sa rehiyon.

Malaki naman ang naging papel ni PCOL Sultan Salman Sapal sa likod ng tagumpay na ito. Siya ang nagsilbing pangunahing tulay upang pag-ugnayin ang bawat pamilya at mga panauhin, dahilan upang maging maayos at matagumpay ang makasaysayang pagtitipon.

Pagkakaisa ng mga Kilalang Angkan sa Mindanao
Naging makulay ang summit sa pagdalo ng mga kilalang lider ng komunidad. Kabilang sa mga nagpakita ng suporta si Mayor Bassir Banjoe Utto kasama ang kaniyang pamilya, pati na rin sina Hon. Mamatanto M. Mamantal at Bai Putri Utto. Hindi rin nagpahuli ang mga pamilya Simrpal at Kamsa, kasama ang iba pang mga Sultanate na naglakbay pa mula sa Lanao at mga karatig-lugar para lamang makiisa sa layunin.

Ang Katotohanan: Ipinakita ng summit na ito na kapag ang pwersa ng batas at ang tradisyonal na pamumuno ng mga Sultanate ay nagkaisa, mas may laban ang komunidad sa pag-abot ng tunay na kapayapaan. Isang malaking pagbati kay Gen. Banac sa bago niyang gampanin sa Mindanao—mukhang bukod sa pagiging heneral, may bago na rin siyang angkan na maituturing.