SCHEDULE:
SCHEDULE:
July 30 - Aug. 1, 2025
On-site gathering at Multipurpose Hall 1
(MPH 1 | GF Discipleship Center), 8PM
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As followers of Jesus Christ, we are surrounded by life’s daily battles. We continue to wrestle against dark spiritual forces, worldly systems, and internal temptations that seek to hinder God’s work in our lives. The good news is, God has provided ways for us to overcome the difficulties we face. The Holy Spirit empowers us to resist, stand our ground, fight, and become victorious. God has given us FAITH that gives us confidence that there are unseen realities that are far greater than the struggles we see. God has given us HOPE so that we can trust that the future that awaits us will be better than the present suffering we go through. God has given us LOVE so that we can still be patient, kind, enduring, and gracious even when people are difficult to live with.
In this RESET: Overcome series, we will come together for prayer as we remember that we are overcomers because of the faith, the hope, and the love that we have in Jesus Christ.
Have you experienced collective prayer and fasting?
The spiritual practices of prayer and fasting play essential roles in the life of every disciple. It is in prayer that we connect to God as He, too, communicates with us. Similarly, in fasting, we abstain from something — such as food, objects, or activities — to devote time and energy to spend with God.We pray and fast on our own, but these practices take on a whole new meaning when they are done as a community. When we pray and fast together, we create opportunities to carry each other's burdens as the Lord had commanded us in Galatians 6:2. Alone we are weak and vulnerable. But together, we are stronger. Collective prayer and fasting strengthen the church as one body.Have you experienced collective prayer and fasting?
The Christian Bible Church of the Philippines regularly observes RESET – a three-day prayer and fasting period for the entire church. The church gathers every night at 8:00 pm to pray as one body, as one church.
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