Asia Pacific Media PH

01/05/2026

Only 12 days left until the Asia Institute for Media in Ministry!

Registration closes on May 4, 2026. Only a few slots remain!

This is your opportunity to grow in church media, video production, storytelling, social media strategy, and creative ministry alongside passionate creatives and leaders.

📅 When: May 12–15, 2026
📍 Where: Asia Pacific Media Office, Unit 2608 Raffles Corporate Center, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines
✨ Training Rate: $170 | ₱10,000 (includes training materials, meals, and lodging)

Course Offerings:
🔹 Church Communications
🔹 Video Production
🔹 AI for Ministry

Limited slots only!
Register now: apmedia.org/aimm2026

🔗 To learn more about AIMM2026, check the link in the comment section.

30/04/2026

Meron ka bang unforgettable at funniest moments sa church camp at youth camp? 😄⛺🔥

Balikan natin ang mga moments na siguradong naranasan mo rin, from late night talks, games, hanggang life-changing encounters kay God.

Panoorin ang replay ng Black Shirt Crew at samahan kami sa kwentuhan!
Link in the comment section.

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29/04/2026

29/04/2026

Welcome to the Black Shirt Crew Podcast! Ito ang podcast para sa mga church creatives like you and me. More than just tech and tools, pag-uusapan natin ang buhay church creative behind the scenes and our faith that fuels it all. Tara, samahan mo kami sa aming kwentuhan.

27/04/2026

Pastor Joemaroe Molato of Jesus Is Alive Church in Negros Occidental, who also serves as District Superintendent of the Negros Occidental District Council, shares how Asia Pacific Media has significantly supported his ministry through our training programs.

27/04/2026

In a recent Black Shirt Crew podcast episode, Pat shared how he serves God both in church and mainstream media, and also working with big stars, encouraging Christian creatives, faith driven content creators, and artists balancing calling and career.

Watch the whole podcast, link in the comments section 👇

24/04/2026

Serving this weekend? Remember, "Walang lugi maglingkod" ✨

Watch the full webinar, link in the comments section! 👇

24/04/2026

‼️ THE WEEKEND WORD

Insulting
📖 "One of the lawyers answered him, “Teacher, in saying these things you insult us also.” (Luke 11:45 ESV)

In our current times, tolerance has become a prime virtue. However, the definition of that term has shifted. In the past, tolerating something meant enduring something even if you did not agree with or like it. Today, the term is often used to imply agreement or affirmation. One of the most damaging social labels that can be placed on someone is the label of intolerance. This has caused emotional conflict for many followers of Jesus because the Bible makes very clear declarations about what is right and wrong. Modern culture does not appreciate it when a Christ follower echoes those declarations, especially on social media. They protest because they are insulted. As Christians, we now face a dilemma: do we speak biblical truth and be viewed as insulting, or do we remain quiet and be viewed as tolerant?

The term gospel may mean “good news,” but its message can be insulting. It is insulting to tell a self-respecting person that they are not truly good, because all humankind is tainted by sin. It is insulting to say that you are not good enough to earn your way to heaven. It is insulting to say that you need a Savior. As Christ followers, we must come to grips with the reality that our message is both good news and insulting at the same time.

The fact that the gospel can be offensive does not give us a license to be insulting to everyone. Some argue they are just speaking “truth,” and it is not their problem if someone is offended. But we cannot be dismissive of an insulted spirit that has been confronted with gospel truth, because that insult often reveals a spiritual hardness of heart. What that heart needs is both truth and grace. Truth without grace is insulting. Grace without truth is powerless to change a heart or mind. Jesus was accused of being insulting, and we will be too. But our purpose is not to see how insulting we can be; our purpose is to present truth and confront the fallacies of this age with the grace of Jesus Christ. He loved us while we were not good enough.

As we serve this week, may we have wisdom about which questions we should answer, which posts we should comment on, and which debates we should join. May our answers be full of truth and grace. May we remember that our message may be offensive, but may it never be because we ourselves were insulting. - Keith Garner



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23/04/2026

AI use confessions 😅

Watch the full Episode 25: Rise of the AI Household 🤖
Link in the comments section 👇

23/04/2026

Is AI quietly raising your family too? 🤖🏡

Artificial Intelligence is no longer just for work it is now part of everyday family life. From helping kids with homework, organizing daily schedules, to even giving advice, AI is quickly becoming a “digital member” of the modern home. But here is the real question,

Is AI making families smarter or more dependent?

As technology continues to shape how we live, learn, and connect, it is important to understand both the benefits and the risks of using AI at home especially for parents and children navigating this digital age.

Curious about how AI is impacting your family life.
‼️ To read the full article link in the comment section. 👇

23/04/2026

We’re grateful to Scott and Ruth for visiting the Asia Pacific Media office and joining our staff devotion and breakfast. ✨

Thanks, Scott and Ruth, for joining us during our staff devo and breakfast! We appreciate you both and your leadership.

(Scott and Ruth Thompson are our new AP Area Directors)