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30/09/2026

Pastor Heken Porlares saw a new tool and asked how it could serve the gospel. At AIMM, he learned to use AI with purpose for his church and began planning to share that training with other pastors.

His words stay with us: “We will use it for God’s glory, for the gospel, and for His Church.”

Pray for Pastor Heken and the leaders he hopes to bring alongside him.

‼️ THE WEEKEND WORDChange 📖 What is the kingdom of God like? What can I compare it to? It is like a mustard seed…it gre...
25/09/2026

‼️ THE WEEKEND WORD
Change

📖 What is the kingdom of God like? What can I compare it to? It is like a mustard seed…it grew and became a tree. (Luke 13:18-19)

Is change good? Of course, it is impossible to classify all change as either good or bad. Some changes are beneficial. Some have harmful effects. At other times, change is simply change, with no apparent benefit or harm.

Having spent my whole life in the church, I have witnessed how churches often struggle with change. I witnessed the worship wars as churches struggled with the transition from hymns to contemporary music. I have seen churches hold on to ministries that had obviously outlived their usefulness because it was too hard to let something go and try something new. I could list more examples, but these should make the point: change is hard.

What does this verse say about change? We can easily miss this part of the passage, but the Kingdom involves change. I am not just talking about a life changed and transformed through the power of the gospel. The picture Jesus gives us also shows that growth brings change.

Jesus uses the example of a mustard seed. The seed has everything necessary to begin growing once it is planted in the right conditions. But the mustard seed does not remain a seed. It grows into something much larger, big enough for birds to perch in its branches.

The Kingdom is like this seed. When it is planted, it grows. To shift our perspective, another word we could associate with growth is change. Growth requires change.

What grows looks very different from the seed that was planted. Its structure changes. New parts develop. What began small expands and becomes capable of doing something it could not do before. The seed had to change. The sprout had to change. And even at full maturity, the tree changes its leaves.

One of the biggest hindrances keeping our ministries from reaching their potential Kingdom impact can be our resistance to change. Change can be hard, but sometimes growth requires it. There are times when the growth of a ministry requires structural changes, the redefinition of roles, the reallocation of budgets, or the recruiting and assimilation of new people.

This can be difficult for us to accept because these changes can make us feel like the church or ministry we once knew is disappearing. But perhaps we need to see it differently. The change may simply be the natural result of what was planted beginning to grow. We are not changing the essence of what was planted. We are allowing its structure to change so it can continue to grow.

The tree looks different from the seed, but it is the same stuff as the seed.

As we serve this week, where might God be asking us to change so that we can continue to grow? How can we encourage good and necessary change? - Keith Garner



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‼️CASTING CALL‼️We’re looking for a Filipino male, 25–30 years old to play “Karlo” in our upcoming short evangelistic vi...
18/09/2026

‼️CASTING CALL‼️

We’re looking for a Filipino male, 25–30 years old to play “Karlo” in our upcoming short evangelistic video. A relatable Filipino look, average to tall height, with a confident, expressive, and charismatic presence.

We’re looking for someone who is natural and engaging on camera, comfortable delivering lines, expressive and emotionally open, and ready to explore both comedic and heartfelt scenes. No professional acting experience required, just a willingness to learn, perform, and bring the character to life! ✨

📌 Fill out the form to secure your audition slot: https://forms.gle/VHMsqjthdNc8JUKV8

‼️ THE WEEKEND WORDSmall Seeds 📖 What is the kingdom of God like? What can I compare it to? It is like a mustard seed…it...
18/09/2026

‼️ THE WEEKEND WORD
Small Seeds

📖 What is the kingdom of God like? What can I compare it to? It is like a mustard seed…it grew and became a tree. (Luke 13:18-19)

In human economics, we tend to praise large companies, big investors, and wealthy businesspeople. In the church world, we can do something similar. We emulate the large church, admire the expansive international ministry, and church leaders may long for wealthy members to join their church because of the resources they can provide.

Looking at larger ministries can be good because they can help us see what is possible. They can teach us about structure and strategy. But if we do not guard our hearts, comparison can also lead to envy or feelings of insignificance. We can begin to feel that the contribution we are making is just too small to matter.

But this misses one of the messages of this verse. The Kingdom starts small and then grows.

No business starts as a multibillion dollar corporation. No church starts as a megachurch. No ministry begins with an established worldwide structure. They all start small, often with the idea of a single person or a small group of people. Then the idea begins to grow, requiring new ideas, new people, and new investment.

Maybe you find yourself serving in a smaller church. First of all, small churches are not insignificant. They too serve as a light to the communities around them. Secondly, do not dismiss your contribution to the Kingdom just because you do not preach, teach, or stand on a stage.

The Kingdom is built through many different acts of service working together to build a greater whole. Your contribution as a sound tech or an usher might seem small in comparison to someone else's role, but that does not mean it is unimportant.

As we serve this week, serve with joy, knowing that your small seed can grow into a tree. - Keith Garner



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16/09/2026

🔄 Ano ang isang hindi magandang bagay na paulit-ulit na lang nangyayari sa inyong pamilya?

Hindi kailangang ipasa sa susunod na henerasyon ang mga maling patterns. Break the pattern. Start a better one.

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